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Lavrov says solution to Iran�s issue should not create risks for region
Iran�s nuclear issue should be resolved only by using political and diplomatic means, Russia�s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Monday.

 
We are very close to nuclear agreement: Rouhani
Iranian president Hassan Rouhani says the country is �very close� to clinching a deal with global powers on its nuclear program.

 
Ministerial-level talks in Munich still undecided: Zarif
�Iran�s Mohammad Javad Zarif says ministerial-level talks in Munich about nuclear issue is still undecided.


 
Iran�s Larijani: Parliament not to interfere in nuclear talks
Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani said on Sunday that the parliament will not directly involve in the negotiations over Tehran�s nuclear energy program, but will provide the country�s negotiators with necessary assistance.

FM: West, Europe must win Iranians trust in nuclear talks
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Sunday evening that Western and European states must gain the confidence of the Iranian nation in the nuclear talks.


 
Iran unveils report on Britain�s human rights violations
The second report on Britain�s human rights violations was released in a ceremony in Tehran on Monday.

 
Former security chief sees Leader�s message as a civilizational move
Former Secretary of Iran�s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Saeed Jalili stressed the importance of Ayatollah Khamenei�s Wednesday message to the western youth, saying that the Leader has tried to show the true Islamic civilization to the world.

West should review practices on extremism: Zarif
Iran�s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has called on the West to study the reasons why a large number of militants in the Middle East region are�from western countries.

 
Iran expects annual inflation at 13-14%
Iran said on Monday it expects its annual inflation to stand between 13 percent and 14 percent for the Persian calendar year that start 21 March 2015.

 
Terrorist groups have nothing to do with Islam: Iran president
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani has underlined the necessity of concerted efforts by the international community to combat extremism, adding that terrorists have nothing to do with Islam.

 

 

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