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EP adopts resolution on new strategy towards Iran
The European Parliament in its full session in Strasbourg Tuesday adopted a resolution on a new EU strategy towards Iran following the nuclear agreement by 456 votes to 174.

 
UK lifts sanctions on key Iranian bank
The British government has announced that it has removed Bank Saderat Iran (BSI) from its list of sanctioned entities.

Iran nuclear negotiator cleared of spying charges
Iran�s intelligence minister said Tuesday that a British-Iranian member of its nuclear negotiating team had been cleared of spying allegations, state media reported.

 
�Germany may fund Iran plane purchases�
Iran says it is looking into the possibility of using the facilities of German financial institutions to fund its purchases of planes from aviation giants such as Airbus and Boeing.

 
Iran, Bosnia sign economic MoU
Iran and Bosnia and Herzegovina have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the promotion of business cooperation and mutual investment.

 
Shamkhani: Iran�s anti-Israel, anti-American orientations unalterable
Secretary of Iran�s SNSC Ali Shamkhani said the Iranian nation will not change its anti-Zionist and anti-American attitudes over marginal issues.

 
Iran, Netherlands ink port MoU
A comprehensive document for bilateral maritime transport and port cooperation was signed between Iran and the Netherlands.

 
France urges removal of sanctions against Iran
As part of the nuclear deal with Iran, sanctions against the Islamic Republic should be lifted, says Louis Gautier Secretary General for France�s Defense and National Security.

 
Iran strongly condemns terrorist attacks in Quetta
The Iranian foreign ministry on Tuesday strongly deplored the suicide attacks against a military college in the Pakistani city of Quetta which killed nearly 60 people.

 
Iran official: Gay Utah senator watched during recent trip
Iran�s intelligence minister is defending his agents� handling of a visit by a gay Utah state senator after hard-liners alleged it represented a security breach.