Daily look at Iran's late-breaking news and upcoming events:
 
Majority of Parliament signs 60% enrichment bill
In a movement to support nuclear right at the parliament more than 200 parliamentarians have signed the bill of 60% uranium enrichment.

 
Iran would review EU embassy request: Afkham
Iran Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham says Tehran will review any request by the European Union to establish a representative office in the country.

 
Iran, Russia negotiating construction of new N-plants
Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) Ali Akbar Salehi says the Islamic Republic and Russia are discussing the construction of new nuclear power plants (NPPs) in Iran.

 
Italian PM to visit Tehran
Italian prime minister will travel to Iran in what has been dubbed an unprecedented visit.

 
Iran to supply 1,000 MW to Pakistan
Iran and Pakistan are set to sign an initial deal for the supply of 1,000 megawatts of electricity to overcome the crippling energy crisis in Pakistan.

 
Iran foreign minister to visit Turkmenistan
Iran�s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is scheduled to visit Turkmenistan to attend a joint economic commission meeting between the two countries, an Iranian envoy says.

 
Iran to follow up case of Iranians awaiting execution in Malaysia
Iran?s Interior Ministry in cooperation with Foreign Ministry would follow up the case of some 70 Iranian nationals awaiting execution in Malaysia, Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli said Sunday.


 
Geneva talks must respect Syrian people�s rights: Iran
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marziyeh Afkham has underlined the importance of upholding the Syrian nation�s rights in the upcoming international talks on the crisis in the Arab country.

 
Iran: New sanctions kill negotiations
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister and senior negotiator in the talks with the world powers Seyed Abbas Araqchi warned Washington to avoid any new pressure against Tehran, saying new sanctions would kill the talks.

 
Iran seeks ties with independent states: First VP
The Iranian first vice president says the expansion of ties with independent countries is among the unchanging policies of the Islamic Republic.

 

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