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Iran, IAEA describe negotiations �very productive�
Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have described their two-day negotiations in Austrian capital, Vienna, as �very productive,� saying they will meet again on November 11.

 
Iran underlines short-term talks with world powers
Tehran wants goal-oriented talks with a specified timeline with the world powers in a bid to attain final results in the short-run, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marziyeh Afkham said, stressing that pursuing talks for the sake of talks is no way acceptable to the Islamic Republic.

 
Speaker hails Iran-China lasting friendship
Visiting Speaker of the Iranian Parliament (Majlis) Ali Larijani on Tuesday stressed that Iran and China have always enjoyed lasting friendship.


 
Iran says seeks �practical solution� to rift with U.N. inspectors
Iran�s new proposal to U.N. inspectors is practical and meant to �solve the issue�, an Iranian envoy said before a second day of talks on Tuesday, a hint Tehran may cooperate more with an inquiry into suspected nuclear arms research in the country.

 
Iran wants Pakistan action on border raid
Iran�s Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marziyeh Afkham has called on Pakistan to identify, apprehend and extradite the perpetrators of a recent terrorist attack that killed 14 Iranian border guards.

 
Iranian president pledges to defend nation�s N. rights
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani�said his government is determined to safeguard the nation�s nuclear rights during the negotiations with both the UN nuclear watchdog agency and the six world powers over its nuclear program.

 
Iranian, Kazakh navies sign defense MoU
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) on defense cooperation was signed between top navy commanders of Iran and Kazakhstan�on Tuesday.

 
Iran, Poland stress further expansion of relations
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and Poland�s Undersecretary of State Boguslaw Winid in a meeting in Tehran explored avenues for the further expansion of relations between Tehran and Warsaw.

 
Kerry says US will not succumb to �fear tactics� over diplomacy with Iran
US Secretary of State John Kerry has defended ongoing nuclear talks with Iran in an apparent rejection of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu�s demand for more pressure against Tehran.

 

 

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