Iran Must Return To Nuclear Talks To Avoid Escalation, French Official Says
A French official from the presidency has said that Iran must return to nuclear talks with world powers to prevent a diplomatic escalation.
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Newspaper In Tehran Sniffs Azeri-Turkish-US-Israeli Plot Against Iran
With tension between Iran and Azerbaijan over military drills and Iranian truck-drivers’ access to Armenia, flagship Tehran newspaper sees US, Israeli and Turkish mischief.
Iran's Currency Hits Low Point As Hopes For Nuclear Deal Fades
Iran's currency hit a one-year low on Tuesday as traders in Iran became pessimistic about chances for a nuclear deal with the United States and an early lifting of sanctions.
UAE Gas Firm Wins $600 Million In Long-Running Dispute With Iran
A court of arbitration has ruled against Iran over failure to supply Sharjah-based Dana Gas in a 2001 energy deal marred by a price dispute and graft allegations.
Atomic Energy Org Head: We never accept the Agency's insistence on installing cameras
Mohammad Eslami, head of the Atomic Energy Organization, said that Iran considered the IAEA's insistence on installing cameras in the damaged areas as part of an "operation against Iran" and would never accept it.
Corona spokesman: Night traffic restrictions lifted
Alireza Ra'isi, a spokesman for the Corona headquarters, announced the lifting of the night traffic restrictions, saying: "The removal of the night traffic restrictions does not mean that we will remove the precautions related to learning the corona with unnecessary traffic."