Iranian, Iraqi Diplomats Hold Political Talks in Tehran
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Abbas Araqchi and his Iraqi counterpart Nizar al-Khairallah met in Tehran for a new round of political negotiations between the two Muslim neighbors.
Iran’s Alireza Alipour Joins Portuguese Club Fabril
Iranian goalkeeper Alireza Alipour joined Grupo Desportivo Fabril U-23 football team.
Iran Congratulates New Mauritanian President
Iran’s Foreign Ministry congratulated Mohamed Ould Ghazouani on winning the presidential election of Mauritania, hoping for the expansion of ties with the African nation under the new leadership in Nouakchott.
Tehran, Islamabad Emphasize Boosting Trade
TEHRAN – Iran and Pakistan yesterday called for boosting bilateral trade exchange which is currently in unsatisfactory level for two neighboring states.
Iran Welcomes Foreign Investment in Housing
TEHRAN - Minister of Roads and Urban Development Mohammad Eslami said yesterday that Iran welcomes any foreign investment in housing section.
U.S. Offer of Talks “Deceit to Disarm Iran”
TEHRAN – Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei says the U.S. seeks to use negotiation as a “deceit” to achieve its goals after its failure to gain anything through pressures.
Nothing Will Happen in Any October or November
Since February 11, 1979 till now, 40 years and few months have passed and in other words, over 500 months or 15,000 days have passed from the victory of the Islamic Revolution and during this period, the revolution has faced with more than 15,000 different types of plotss and incidents.
Iran Talks With U.S. “Impossible”
TEHRAN - Iran's UN ambassador is warning that the tensions on the Persian Gulf are "very dangerous" and said that talks with U.S. are impossible amid the escalation of sanctions.
Mahatir Mohamad blames U.S. for ‘provoking’ Iran
The United States is provoking Iran and growing risks of miscalculation that could lead to a “world war,” according to Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
Distance Between National Japan With Dependent Japan
As the Japanese say and pronounce their Prime Minister’s name Abe Shinzo, Mr. Abe Shinzo, as usual after his return to Tokyo from trip to Tehran, held a meeting where he reacted to Iran’s Supreme Leader’s remarks during the meeting.