OPEC Collapse May Lead to Turmoil in Market
Iran’s Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh has recently and on the sidelines of 24th International Oil Show in Tehran answered the question of reporters that Iran would remain in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) as long as it meets its interests and if other members of the organization try to meet their demands at the expense of other members, then it is natural Iran to make different decision. It means that others’ hurdles and troubles can lead to Iran’s pullout of the OPEC and the pullout would definitely have significant consequences for the future of the organization.
Iran Too Great to Be Intimidated
TEHRAN - Speaking in a cordial meeting with Sunni clerics, President Hassan Rouhani said, “Iran’s Islamic Revolution is not related to only one religious branch and all Iranians and religions have had active presence in the Revolution and they own the country and the revolution”.
Austria Eyes Resuming Flights to Iranian Cities
TEHRAN - Austria's Ambassador to Tehran Stefan Scholz during his visit to Shiraz, Fars Province, and in meeting with Head of Shiraz Chamber of Commerce Mr. Jamal Razzaqi said that Austria is doing its best to restore direct flights to Iran and some Iranian cities.
U.S. Doesn’t Dare to Attack Iran
TEHRAN - The chief commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), Major General Hossein Salami, says the U.S. doesn’t have the power and guts to wage any war against Iran.
Zarif Urges EU to Uphold Obligations in JCPOA
TEHRAN – Iran criticized the European Union's approach to US's anti-Iran policy, asking the block to uphold its obligations under multilateral nuclear accord.
EU Urges Iran to Fully Honor JCPOA Commitments, Laments US Sanctions
The European Union rejected a 60-day ultimatum Iran has issued for the JCPOA parties to honor their commitments, urging Tehran to continue to fully honor the 2015 nuclear deal.
Iran Condemns US’ Hostile Policies against Cuba
Iran’s Foreign Ministry strongly condemned Washington’s sanctions on Cuba and the US administration’s decision to lift a waiver on Title III of the Helms-Burton Act that allows American citizens to file lawsuits against foreign companies using property seized in Cuba after 1959.
Piecemeal Pullout from JCPOA on Iran’s Agenda
An Iranian deputy foreign minister said although the country’s move to roll back some of its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal is not tantamount to withdrawal from the agreement, Tehran has put a piecemeal pullout from the JCPOA on its agenda.
Iran Gives Europe 60 Days to Fulfil Its Obligations
TEHRAN - President Hassan Rouhani says the country gives 60 days to other members of the Iran nuclear deal to fulfil their promises, after which Iran will stop observing the 3.67-percent limit for enrichment of its uranium.
Tehran, Zagreb Planning Cooperation for Sanctions-Era
TEHRAN – Croation Ambassador to Tehran Drago Stambuk yesterday in meeting with the head of Iran’s Chamber of Commerce Mr. Gholam-Hossein Shafei said that his country is keen to continue its economic cooperation with Iran.