President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday suspending some commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal is a minimum measure Iran can adopt a year after the United States withdrew from the accord and reimposed sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
Iran firmly rejects US tanker attack allegations
Irans defense minister categorically rejected Wednesday accusations that Tehran was behind two tanker attacks in the Gulf of Oman, describing video presented by Washington as unsubstantiated.
UN expert: Credible evidence Saudi crown prince responsible for Khashoggi killing
There is sufficient credible evidence Saudi Arabias crown prince bears responsibility for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and he should be investigated for it, a United Nations special rapporteur said in the first independent investigation into the death.
Iran urges US to end illegal presence in Syria
Iranian permanent representative to the United Nations, Majid Takht-Ravanchi, urged the United States to end to its illegal military presence in Syria.
Spokesman: Iran will not stamp tourists passports
Governments spokesman Ali Rabiei said on Wednesday that foreign tourists can visit Iran without their passports being stamped in the countrys airports.
Iran, Uzbekistan discuss ties
The top national security officials of Iran and Uzbekistan weighed plans to broaden relations between the two nations and promote mutual cooperation in the region.
France, Germany to increase efforts to reduce tensions: Ministers
France and Germany will increase their efforts to reduce tensions over Iran, but time was running out and the risk of war could not be ruled out, their foreign ministers said on Wednesday.
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Industry ministry outlines plans for improving productivity
Iranian ministry of industry, mining and trade has outlined 35 plans covering seven major areas for developing the countrys industry and mining sectors, on the occasion of the National Day of Industry and Mining which is due on July 1.
inated with Kabul: Shamkhani
Ali Shamkhani, secretary of Irans Supreme National Security Council, has underlined the need for continuation of talks with the Taliban in coordination with the Afghan gov-ernment to prevent interference by trans-regional states.
Egypt condemns UN call for independent probe into Morsis death
Egypt has rejected a call by the United Nations for an inde-pendent investigation into the death in court of the countrys first demo-cratically-elected President Mohamed Morsi, saying the world body is po-liticizing the death.
Turkish politician talks of U.S. multiple goals of creating tensions in PG
Senior member of Turkeys Republican Peoples Party (CHP), Faruk logoglu, believes that the United States follows multiple goals by creating tension in the Persian Gulf, the worlds main route of energy.
UK govt. settles $1.6b dispute with Bank Mellat
The British government has settled a 1.25 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) damages claim brought by Irans largest private bank in an 11th-hour, out-of-court deal following a dispute over sanctions.
Rouhani says U.S. sanctions which have targeted peoples lives are crime against humanity
President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday that the U.S. sanctions against Iran constitute examples of crime against humanity and economic terrorism because they have targeted ordinary peoples lives and needs.
Iraqi stability hinges on Iranian security: top Iraqi MP
The vice speaker of the Iraqi Parliament said on Tuesday that Baghdad sees its stability and security dependent on sta-bility and security in Iran.
France, Germany seeking to reduce tensions between Iran, U.S. but warn time running out
French Foreign Minis-ter Jean-Yves Le Drian on Wednesday blamed the U.S. policy of maximum pressureagainst Iran for rising tensionsin the Middle East, while criticizing Washingtons decision last year to leave a 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and six world powers, officially known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).