Daily look at Iran�s late-breaking news and upcoming events:
 
Republicans warn Iran � and Obama � that deal won�t last
A group of 47 Republican senators has written an�open letter�to Iran�s leaders warning them that any nuclear deal they sign with President Barack Obama�s administration won�t last after Obama leaves office.

Iran�s new home-made destroyer joins naval fleet
�Iran�s domestically-made destroyer, dubbed Damavand, officially joined the Navy�s northern fleet in the Caspian Sea on Monday.

 
Obama cites progress in U.S.-Iran nuclear talks
The United States and�Iran�have narrowed their differences in nuclear weapons negotiations, President�Barack Obama�said in the face of a renewed Republican warning on Sunday that any deal will face a tough congressional review.

 
Iran, IAEA start technical talks
Iran and the IAEA officials started technical talks on Iranian nuclear program in Tehran on Monday.

 
Zarif receives Algeria, Thailand, Senegal new envoys
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in separate meetings with Algeria, Thailand and Senegal new envoys, underlined Tehran�s readiness to expand ties with them.

 
Iran�s Anousheh Ansari wins 2015 Space Pioneer Award
�An Iranian woman Anousheh Ansari will receive 2015 Space Pioneer Award of the US National Space Society.

 
Top security official: Iran not to accept N. deal at any price
Secretary of Iran�s National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Shamkhani underlined the removal of all sanctions against Tehran as a prerequisite for a nuclear agreement with powers, stressing that Tehran�s rights and conditions should be respected in any final deal.

New police chief appointed
�Brigadier General Hossein Ashtari was appointed as Iran�s new police commander.

 
�Winding road� ahead of Iran nuclear talks: AEOI chief
�A �winding road� lies in the course of nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers, Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) Ali Akbar Salehi said, expressing the hope for a �win-win� conclusion of negotiations on Tehran�s peaceful nuclear program.

 
Damavand faster, stronger than Jamaran: Iran navy commander
Iran�s Navy commander said the country�s new destroyer �Damavand�, which officially joined the naval fleet on Monday, is more advanced than a previous version, Jamaran, warship in terms of mobility and propulsion power.