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Race among foreign companies to return to Iran market
Tehran has turned into a hub of foreign delegations that have missed no time to lay a firm foundation for consolidation of mutual cooperation in post-sanction days.

 
President calls for collective cooperation against terrorism
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani said the country will use whatever is in its power to establish peace and stability in the Middle East, urging collective cooperation to uproot terrorism.

 
Obama, Netanyahu make dueling appeals on Iran to US Jews
President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made dueling appeals to the American Jewish community as they sought to rally support for their opposing positions on the Iranian nuclear deal.

 
Nearly 30 killed in India train accidents
Two passenger trains derailed after flashfloods struck a bridge they were crossing in central India, killing at least 27 people, officials said.

 
Iran set to increase trade cooperation with West
An Iranian parliamentarian said on Wednesday that Iran is set to increase its trade cooperation with the Western states in the light of rising presence of European companies in the country.

 
SP Phase 19 to go on stream by winter
Phase 19 of the South Pars Gas Field in Bushehr province will pump 500 million cubic feet of gas into the national network by this winter, an official in charge of the development of the phase announced Wednesday.

 
293 US universities, major church to join anti-Israel boycott campaign
The anti-Israel boycott campaign in the United States is gaining momentum as more American academic institutions and Christian religious organizations join the movement to protest Tel Aviv�s oppression of Palestinians.

 
Diplomatic efforts to resolve crisis in Syria
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif held meeting with visiting Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem in Tehran in an effort to find a way to resolve the crisis in Syria.

 
Iran calls for implementing Declaration of Islamic Human Rights
Iran�s Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani called for major steps toward implementing the Declaration of Islamic Human Rights, a document adopted by members of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) 25 years ago.

 
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Italy explores all trade avenues in Iran
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says technology transfer and joint venture should be prioritized in economic transactions with Europe, especially with Italy.

 
Tehran criticizes Saudis for violating human rights
Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani has criticized the Saudi regime for its violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by waging war on Yemen.

 
�Iranians view Persian language as pillar of national identity�
Sadi Foundation Director Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel has said that Iranians view the Persian language as a pillar of their national identity.

 
Russia invites main Syrian opposition group for talks
Russia has invited the main Syrian opposition group to visit Moscow, a move that comes amid a new Kremlin diplomatic push to mediate in the Syrian conflict.

 
Iran Confair 2015 to host companies from 25 countries
The 15th Iran International Building and construction Exhibition of Iran (Iran Confair 2015) will be held from August 9 to 12 in Tehran with the participation of companies from 25 countries.

 
Italy invites Rouhani for official visit to Rome
Italian Premier Matteo Renzi has extended an invitation to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to pay an official visit to Rome.

 
Iran calls for enhanced Tehran-London ties
ran�s charge d�affaires in Britain Mohammad Hassan Habibollahzadeh has said that ground should be prepared for improving relations between Tehran and London.

 
Shamkhani calls military intervention in Syria �unacceptable�
Supreme National Security Council of Iran Ali Shamkhani has said that any foreign military intervention in Syria would be �unacceptable� and would spread crisis throughout the country.

 
Rouhani calls for a world without violence
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has called on all countries to make efforts for a world without violence and extremism.

 
Iran deal foes spend big, get little so far: Politico
Pro-Israel groups have spent more than $11 million on a TV ad blitz aimed at scuttling President Barack Obama�s nuclear deal with Iran, but so far they aren�t gaining any ground with House and Senate Democrats, the Politico said in an article.