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Leader: US need for nuclear talks not less than Iran�
�Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei said the US need for nuclear talks is not less than Iran�s, if not more.


Saudi air raids kill more Yemenis
�Saudi airstrikes on Yemen killed nearly a dozen people, including children and women, while a Saudi officer was killed in an attack on Wednesday.



Iran Oil Show attracts 600 foreign firms
�Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh said removal of sanctions against Iran does not mean the country would ignore domestic production.


Britons to vote in closest election in a generation
�Campaigning in Britain�s most unpredictable election in a generation wrapped up on Wednesday with the two main parties level in most polls and neither on track to command a majority in the parliament of the world�s fifth largest economy.


President: Iran-India cooperation would open new chapter
�President Hassan Rouhani said the economies of Iran and India could be complementary.


Leader: US need for nuclear talks not less than Iran�s
�Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei said the US need for nuclear talks is not less than Iran�s, if not more.


Dozens injured in Kashmar quake
�At least 35 people were injured after a moderate earthquake hit the eastern city of Kashmar in Khorasan Razavi province on Wednesday.


Final nuclear deal to end all anti-Iran sanctions
�A senior Iranian negotiator declared that the comprehensive nuclear deal between Tehran and the world powers will mark the end of all anti-Iran sanctions.

Tehran Times
 
Leader against negotiations �under specter of threat�
The Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has said that he does not welcome nuclear talks under �the specter of threat�.

Iran determined to regain its share of oil market
TEHRAN � Nothing can prevent Iran to regain its share of the oil export market, Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh told the Tehran Times in a press conference after opening the 20th Oil, Gas, Refining, and Petrochemical Exhibition of Iran (Iran Oil Show 2015) in Tehran on Wednesday.

Help is on the way, Assad tells besieged troops in Shughur
Syrian President Bashar Assad said on Wednesday that army troops would head to the outskirts of an insurgent-held town to help besieged soldiers holed up on its outskirts, and justified recent army setbacks as part of normal warfare.

Saudi war on Yemen has failed: Nasrallah
Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah, the secretary general of Lebanon�s Hezbollah resistance movement, says the Al Saud regime has failed to achieve its goals in its brutal military aggression against the Yemeni nation.

 
Air raids target Yemeni cities after attacks on Saudi town
Saudi Arabia�s Warplanes have carried out more than 30 strikes on the northwestern Yemeni provinces of Saada and Hajja near the border with Saudi Arabia, local officials and residents said.

 
Final nuclear deal to terminate entire anti-Iran sanctions: negotiator
A senior Iranian negotiator has reiterated that a comprehensive nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers will have the whole anti-Iran sanctions - imposed either by the U.S., the EU, or the UN Security Council - terminated at the very day of implementation of the agreement.

Yemen conflict opens door to al-Qaeda: Mogherini
The conflict and chaos in Yemen has opened the door to al-Qaeda, and there needs to be international mediation to end the violence rather than unilateral action, the European Union�s Foreign Policy Chief Federica Mogherini said on Wednesday.

Iran not to succumb to pressure in nuclear talks: Afkham
The Islamic Republic will not succumb to pressure exerted by the world powers in the ongoing nuclear talks, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman has reaffirmed.

 
Rouhani urges expansion of Tehran-New Delhi ties
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says Iran and India share many common interests, underlining the opening of a new chapter in ties between Tehran and New Delhi.

 
Senator says sees Iran nuclear bill vote as soon as Thursday
The Republican leader of the U.S. Senate cleared the way on Tuesday for a vote on a bill that would give Congress the power to review an international nuclear agreement with Iran, ending debate over efforts to use the measure to impose more conditions on Tehran.

 
India to sign port deal with Iran, ignoring U.S. warning
India will push ahead this week with plans to build a port in southeast Iran, two sources said, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi keen to develop trade ties with Central Asia and prepared to fend off U.S. pressure not to rush into any deals with Iran, Reuters reported on Wednesday.

 
Iran, Russia urge national dialog on Yemeni crisis
Iran�s deputy foreign minister for Arab and African affairs and his Russian counterpart denounced Saudi Arabia�s military aggression against Yemen as �a wrong decision�.