Rouhani: Iran Not to Yield to US ‘Bullying’
Iran will not yield to the United States’ “bullying,” President Hassan Rouhani said on Monday as he met with Switzerland's Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis in Tehran.
Iran, Azerbaijan Ties Growing: President Aliyev
Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev hailed the “fast growing” Baku-Tehran relations noting that bilateral ties between Iran and Azerbaijan are currently at high level.
Iranian, Swiss Diplomats Talk in Tehran
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and his visiting Swiss counterpart Ignazio Cassis held meetings in Tehran on Monday.
Brazil Resumes Parliamentary Friendship Group with Iran
Iran’s ambassador to Brazil said the South American country’s parliament has resumed activities of a friendship group with Iran after a two-year hiatus.
Iran Calls on Emirates to Make Up Mistake
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman called on the United Arab Emirates to make up for the strategic mistake of normalizing ties with Israel.
Iran Dismisses Talks with US After Russia Mediation
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson ruled out the possibility of negotiations with the US after the foreign minister of Russia expressed readiness to help Tehran and Washington hold talks.
Iranian Adviser: UAE Ties with Israel Increases Its Vulnerability
The United Arab Emirates’ decision to normalize ties with the Zionist regime has increased the vulnerability of Abu Dhabi in the region.
Swiss Minister Stresses Boosting Scientific, Tourism Ties with Iran
During a visit to the city of Isfahan, Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis underlined the need for developing scientific and tourism relations with Iran.
Iran Calls US As ‘Uninvited Intruder’ in Syria
Iran is in Syria to merely help the Syrian people and government to fight terrorism and restore stability and security, while US is an uninvited intruder both in the region and in Syria.
Swiss Diplomat Lauds Old Ties with Iran
Visiting Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis on Sunday said Iran and Switzerland have promoted mutual respect over the past 100 years.