Iran Daily

Iran: US military threats will endanger nuclear talks
The Leader�s advisor in international affairs warned that military threats made by US authorities against Iran will endanger nuclear talks.

Iran�s aid ship enters Gulf of Aden
An Iranian cargo vessel, carrying 2,500 tons of humanitarian supplies to war-torn Yemen, entered the Gulf of Aden.

Car bomb on EU vehicle kills at least three in Kabul
A car bomber rammed a European Union vehicle near the main airport in Afghanistan�s capital on Sunday, killing two Afghan civilians and a British security contractor in the latest attack in the city, officials said.

Iran, Italy sign trade insurance deal
Iran and Italy on Sunday signed a trade insurance agreement which is expected to facilitate commercial transactions between the two countries, specifically once the US-engineered sanctions against Iran are lifted.

UN Yemen envoy urges permanent truce
The UN envoy to Yemen called for the extension of a five-day humanitarian cease-fire, expressing hope it could become permanent.

Minister: Followers of religions in Iran coexist peacefully
Culture and Islamic Guidance Minister Ali Jannati described Iran as a good country for all religions to live together peacefully.

MP: No one allowed to inspect military sites
A senior lawmaker said Sunday that no one has the right to inspect Iranian military sites.

Iran host to students from 123 nations
Students from 123 countries are studying at Iranian universities, Iran�s minister of science, research and technology said.

Masum: Iran was first to help Iraq fight ISIL
Iraqi President Fuad Masum has commended Iran as the first country to have provided military assistance to the government in Baghdad in the battle against the ISIL terrorists.

Pakistani minister in Tehran to discuss Afghan refugees
Pakistani Minister for States and Frontier Regions Abdul Qadir Baloch arrived in Tehran on Sunday to attend the fourth session of the strategic quartet committee, with the topic of Afghan refugees.

Tehran Times

Iran aid ship passes Oman, nears Yemen coast
An Iranian aid ship bound for Yemen in defiance of U.S. warnings has passed Oman, entered the Gulf of Aden, and is expected to reach the Yemeni port of Hodeida on Thursday.

Syrian troops drive ISIL out of ancient city
Syrian government troops have pushed the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) terrorists back from the remains of Syria�s ancient city of Palmyra in the western province of Homs.

Military threat will jeopardize nuclear talks: Velayati
Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior advisor to Leader of the Islamic Revolution, said on Sunday that the U.S. �military threat� against Iran will put nuclear talks in danger.

 
UN envoy urges extension of Yemen humanitarian truce
A United Nations envoy called for an extension of a humanitarian cease-fire in Yemen due to expire on Sunday as the revolutionaries boycotted political talks in the Saudi capital city of Riyadh.

Thousands protest U.S. military base in Okinawa
Thousands of people rallied in Okinawa in southern Japan on Sunday in protest against a controversial U.S. airbase on the island, as the two-decade-old bitter row over the relocation of the site drags on.

There�s peaceful coexistence among religions in Iran: culture minister
Iranian Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance Ali Jannati has said that there is �peaceful coexistence� among all the divine religions in Iran.

House of Saud actions are worse than Israel: ex-chief judge
Former Judiciary chief Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi said on Sunday that the House of Saud�s actions in Yemen are worse than those of the Zionist regime of Israel.

Iran determined to firmly pursue financial scam cases
The Iranian judiciary is firmly determined to pursue the cases of financial fraud, the spokesperson for the Iranian Judiciary has announced.