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Iran and Russia have stressed the need to promote bilateral cooperation
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says the promotion of Tehran-Moscow ties will lay the ground for the creation of a secure and stable region. Rouhani told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin...
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Iran,IAEA agree on 5 more practical measures/Iran IAEA ittefaq rayey|Sahar TV|Urdu NEWS|
Broadcast Date-:-May 22 2014 The Islamic Republic of Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have agreed to five new practical measures for more cooperation. -Website: http://urdu.s...
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SHANGHAI (AP) Iran's president said Thursday an agreement by July on curbing its nuclear program is "very likely" despite a snag in talks last week, but that the deadline might also be extended.
Talks in Vienna stalled last Friday, denting hopes that negotiators could meet a July 20 target. The failure to advance diminished optimism that had been growing since negotiations began Feb. 18 on a comprehensive deal.
The talks involve Iran and the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council plus Germany.
"It is very likely that we can come to an agreement by the end of July," President Hassan Rouhani told a news conference. He was in Shanghai for an Asian security conference.
Reaching agreement depends on unspecified countries not being given a chance to "create problems," Rouhani said.
Western nations say Iran's nuclear program could allow it to build atomic weapons. Iran says its program is for peaceful purposes such as medical research and power generation.
Because the technology can also create weapons-grade uranium for warheads depending on the level of enrichment, Washington and its allies want strict constraints on its size and scope.
Deputy Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said last week in Vienna that differences remain on more than a dozen issues. A Western official with detailed knowledge of the talks said enrichment was among the most divisive topics.
Rouhani also held out the possibility the deadline might be extended by six months.
"We're not in a hurry to reach an agreement but if there is goodwill in the 5+1 countries and enough efforts, in my view there is enough time for conclusion," he told reporters.
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Published: 5:23AM Thursday May 22, 2014 Source: AP
Police in Iran have arrested six young people for posting a video online of them dancing to Pharrell Williams' hit song Happy, showing them on state television as a public warning to youth in the Islamic Republic.
The song has sparked similar videos all over the world, with people dancing down streets and smiling in choreographed crowds.
But in Iran, some see the trend as promoting the spread of Western culture, as laws in the Islamic Republic ban women from dancing in public or appearing outside without the hijab.
The government also bans some Internet websites.
In the Tehran video, three young men and three young women dance on a secluded rooftop, a stairwell, a walled-off driveway and a chic apartment, wearing sunglasses and silly clothes while laughing and smiling. The women wear no hijabs.
Tehran police chief Hossein Sajedinia confirmed on state television that the six people were detained over the video.
State television also aired blurred pictures of the video and then showed the six with their backs turned toward the camera.
Sajedinia said the video clip "hurt public chastity" and prompted police to launch a swift investigation.
"They were identified and arrested within six hours," Sajedinia said. The online video includes the participants' first names in a credit roll with outtakes.
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