Archaeologists have discovered a unique ring belonging to the Median era (Bronze Age) in western Iran.
Read More »Iran: OPEC won’t Consider Oil Hike in Riyadh
Iran’s OPEC governor said OPEC ministers were not due to discuss a possible output rise at a meeting this month in Saudi Arabia but the idea would be raised at a December meeting in the United Arab Emirates.
Read More »Rest of Iranian Diplomats to Be Released Soon
Tehran quoted head of the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council (SIIC) Abdel Aziz Hakim as saying that three of its diplomats still kept in US captivity will be released in the near future.
Read More »Iraq-Turkey Border Problems Resolved
Advisor to the head of the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council (SIIC) said Baghdad and Ankara have settled their recent border problems caused by a series of attacks launched against Turkey by the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) from inside its bases in northern Iraq.
Read More »Three foreign banks permitted to work in Iran
Three foreign banks have received the permit to have banking activities in Iran, announced the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) governor here on Monday.Â
Read More »British Parliamentary Delegation Arrives in Tehran
 An 11-member parliamentary delegation from Britain arrived here in Tehran Monday morning.
Read More »Quake Hits Southern Iran
An earthquake measuring 4.1 on the Richter scale jolted the towns of Khonj and Evaz in Iran’s southern province of Fars on Monday.
Read More »Iran’s N. Negotiator to Meet EU Foreign Policy Chief
Iran’s new chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili is set to meet EU foreign policy head Javier Solana later this month in a new bid to resolve the standoff over Tehran’s nuclear program.
Read More »Pakistan Calls for Stronger Ties with Iran, Turkey
Pakistani Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz has called for further strengthening trade ties and economic partnership with Iran and Turkey.
Read More »Iran Central Bank Brushes off US Sanctions
Iran’s central bank governor on Sunday dismissed US sanctions on Iranian banks as “psychological warfare” and said they would not prevent Tehran from finding other routes for meeting its banking needs.
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