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- Themes Iran US Secretary of State John Kerry is due to hold a second day of talks with Iran seeking to overcome major differences blocking what would be a momentous nuclear deal. Secretary of State John Kerry will hold in-depth discussions Monday with Iran's top diplomat in a bid to advance faltering nuclear negotiations, with a deadline just days away for a comprehensive agreement. Iran Nuclear Talks Fail, But Extension Seen Likely | Last week of interim deal begins with both sides far apart Iran's top diplomat claims Tehran has no interest in building an atomic bomb. U.S., Britain and France warn that there are still differences between Iran and world powers as deadline for deal looms. VIENNA—Joint efforts by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and three other Western foreign ministers failed Sunday to advance faltering nuclear talks with Iran, with the target date for a deal only a week away. “There has been no breakthrough today,” said British Foreign Secretary William Hague after meetings with Kerry and the foreign ministers of France, Germany and Iran. The trip gave Kerry a chance to ease an espionage dispute with Germany. After meeting with German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, both stressed the importance of their co-operation in solving global crises, yet offered little indication they have fully mended ties. Separately, Kerry spoke by telephone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the escalating Mideast violence. Like the others, he also met with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. “We’re working, we’re working, we just got here,” said Kerry, chiding Kerry and other Western foreign ministers make no progress in faltering nuclear talks, with British foreign secretary saying there's a "huge gap." World powers and Iran say big differences remained in talks to build a lasting agreement on the Islamic republic's nuclear activities. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) —An Iranian court handed jail sentences of eight to 21 years to eight Facebook page administrators, the official IRNA news agency reported on Sunday. As Secretary of State John Kerry and his Iranian counterpart try to rescue talks, they are struggling to accommodate members of Congress, military officials and Iran’s supreme leader. Netanyahu's comments on Fox news came as P5+1 powers gathered in Vienna to face off with Iranians, one week before deadline. July 20 target date seems unrealistic for pact meant to curb programmes that could be used for making atomic weapons. VIENNA - It is too early to consider extending the talks between Iran and six world powers on Tehran's nuclear program beyond next week's deadline, though major divisions remain between the two sides, British Foreign Secretary William Hague said on Sunday. "There are very significant gaps, that is very clear," he told reporters about the positions of Iran and the six powers - the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China. "It is unlikely there will be a quick breakthrough today but we ... shall see what scope there is for making a progress before July 20," Hague added. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Austria on Sunday for talks with six world powers and Iran on Tehran's nuclear program. VIENNA - US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Sunday major differences persist between Iran and six world powers negotiating on Tehran's nuclear program, remarks echoed by Tehran, with a July 20 deadline for a deal approaching. The United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China want Iran to reduce its nuclear fuel-making capacity to deny it any means of quickly producing atom bombs. In exchange, international sanctions that have crippled the large OPEC member's oil-dependent economy would gradually be lifted. Iran says it is enriching uranium for peaceful energy purposes only and wants the sanctions removed swiftly. But a history of hiding sensitive nuclear work from UN inspectors raised international suspicions and the risk of a new Middle East war if diplomacy fails to yield a long-term settlement. "Obviously we have some very significant gaps still, so we need to see if we can make some progress," Kerry said ahead of meetings with European Union foreign VIENNA (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday said that there were major differences between Iran and six world powers negotiating on Tehran's nuclear program, remarks that were echoed by a senior Iranian negotiator. VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran has stuck to "unworkable and inadequate" positions in nuclear talks with six world powers despite a looming deadline for a deal to end sanctions against Tehran in exchange for curbs on its atomic programme, a U.S. official said on Saturday. US Secretary of State John Kerry lands in Vienna to join talks on Iran's nuclear programme, as the 20 July deadline for an agreement approaches. US secretary of state will meet ministers from six powers trying to complete deal with Iran on nuclear programme. VIENNA - US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Vienna on Sunday for talks with foreign ministers from the six powers negotiating with Tehran on its nuclear program. Kerry arrived in the early hours after clinching a deal in Kabul with Afghanistan's presidential candidates to end the country's election crisis. Iran and the powers - the United States, France, Germany, Britain, Russia and China - aim to reach a long-term deal to end the decade-old nuclear standoff by a July 20 deadline. Many diplomats and analysts believe an extension may be needed in view of the wide gaps in negotiating positions. VIENNA (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Vienna on Sunday for talks with foreign ministers from the six powers negotiating with Tehran on its nuclear program. Iran’s supreme leader spoke of a need to dramatically increase nuclear enrichment, while the U.S. and others say the country should be moving toward scaling down. Iran has stuck to "inadequate and unworkable" positions in nuclear talks with six world powers despite a looming deadline for a deal to end sanctions against Tehran in exchange for curbs on its atomic programme, a US official says. VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran has stuck to "inadequate and unworkable" positions in nuclear talks with six world powers despite a looming deadline for a deal to end sanctions against Tehran in exchange for curbs on its atomic program, a U.S. official said on Saturday. Adam Chidell shares his pictures from a recent visit VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran has taken preparatory action to start a delayed uranium conversion plant it needs to fulfill an interim nuclear agreement reached with six world powers last year before the accord expires this month, diplomatic sources said. Three European powers and the U.S. have confirmed that their foreign ministers will join Iran nuclear talks this weekend in an effort to advance the stalled negotiations. Israel’s top brass have no answer to the simple question, how will we know that we have won? Russia said Thursday that talks between world powers and Iran were "extremely difficult" but that Moscow still hoped a long-term deal to end the standoff over Tehran's nuclear program could be reached by July 20. Significant differences remain between six world powers and Iran in negotiations over Tehran's nuclear programme, according to British Foreign Minister William Hague. Diplomats say foreign ministers are preparing to join nuclear talks with Iran in an effort to meet a July 20 target date for a deal. MOSCOW- Russia said on Thursday talks between world powers and Iran were "extremely difficult" but Moscow still hoped a long-term deal to end the standoff over Tehran's nuclear program could be reached by July 20. Iran and the six powers - the United States, Russia, France, Germany, China and Britain - are struggling to bridge wide differences on the future of Tehran's nuclear program to meet the self-imposed deadline. "The discussions are extremely difficult but on the face of it there is some progress," the ministry's spokesman Alexander Lukashevich told a news conference. PRAGUE (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and foreign ministers from the six powers negotiating with Iran on its nuclear program will travel to Vienna this weekend to help break the logjam in the talks, a senior Western official said on Thursday. As relations thaw between Iran and the West, Benedict Brogan returns to a find a "spellbinding, endlessly fascinating country" VIENNA - Fundamental differences remain between the six world powers and Iran in negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, British Foreign Minister William Hague told an Austrian newspaper. In an interview conducted by the Wiener Zeitung via email on Wednesday and published on Thursday, Hague said a deal was far from certain but said all possibilities should be exhausted in a final round of talks now taking place in Vienna. Iran says it wants to greatly expand its uranium enrichment programme despite Western fears that it could be used to make atomic arms. VIENNA (Reuters) - Fundamental differences remain between the six world powers and Iran in negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, British Foreign Minister William Hague told an Austrian newspaper. Iran reveals some of its demands in nuclear talks with West as it admits "substantial differences" remain between the sides. Iraq and Iran's differences unravelled - in 90 seconds Tehran could cast aside bitter differences with Washington to "co-operate" on Iraq as the crisis-hit country battles a fierce militant offensive. A federal appeals court says $1.75 billion for terrorism-related judgments against Iran can be distributed to victims of attacks, including a 1983 bombing that killed 241 Marines in Lebanon. VIENNA (Reuters) - The six world powers negotiating with Iran over its nuclear program are "completely united", an EU spokesman said on Wednesday, a day after France suggested there were differences between Russia and some of the others. The Iranian authorities have denied reports saying the country sent three Russian Sukhoi Su-25 jets to Iraq, Mehr news agency said Wednesday citing a representative of Iran's Foreign Ministry Marzieh Afkham. An Iranian official says some progress is being made at nuclear talks with six world powers ahead of a July 20 target date for a deal, but "substantial differences" remain. The Iranian authorities have sent three Russian Sukhoi Su-25 jets to Iraq to be used to fight militants from the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS), the New York Times reported, citing sources in the administrations of the US and Iraq. Tehran calls on international community to defend 'defenseless Palestine' as rockets fall. “Closed Curtain,” by Jafar Panahi, is a film, or nonfilm, that mixes defiance and whimsy with an edge of melancholy and fatigue. France's foreign minister has said "differences in approach" between Russia and some of the other five world powers negotiating with Iran over its nuclear program have appeared in the past few days. Far Apart: Iran Wants 19 Times the Enrichment Capacity of US Proposal | US wanted Iran to halve its existing centrifuges Delivery of the Su-25 aircraft is the latest step Iran has taken to help Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki battle the forces of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. French foreign minister says West and Russia disagree on 'major outstanding issues' during talks over nuclear programme. PARIS - France's foreign minister said on Tuesday "differences in approach" between some of the world powers and Russia had appeared in the last few days during negotiations over Iran's nuclear program. Speaking to parliament's foreign affairs committee, Laurent Fabius also said none of the major outstanding issues in the talks had been agreed and that the United States wanted foreign ministers to join the negotiations in Vienna. DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian journalist and blogger Marzieh Rasouli reported to Evin prison on Tuesday to serve a two-year sentence and receive 50 lashes over charges of spreading anti-government propaganda, sources close to the journalist said. Iran's supreme leader says it will need more enrichment capacity for its nuclear programme, above limits reportedly sought by world powers. PRAGUE/PARIS - US Secretary of State John Kerry and other foreign ministers from the six powers negotiating with Iran on its nuclear program may travel to Vienna soon to join the talks, which have failed so far to produce a deal, diplomats said on Tuesday. The possible arrival of the ministers ahead of a July 20 deadline for an agreement should not be seen as proof that negotiators from Iran, the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China are on the cusp of a deal, the diplomats cautioned. "The ministers can help negotiate an extension of the negotiations, if that's deemed useful, and they could help generate momentum to get a deal by July 20, which remains our goal," a Western close to the talks diplomat told Reuters on condition of anonymity. "Of course, the ministers could also sign an agreement but we're far from signing anything at the moment," the diplomat added. "There are significant gaps in positions." State-owned monopoly Russian Railways is in negotiations with Iran to electrify 600 kilometers of railroads in the Islamic Republic at a price of up to $1.4 billion, the company's deputy president told journalists Tuesday. Iran's top leader has rejected pressure by the US and its allies at ongoing nuclear talks in Vienna to force Iran into making concessions. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says Islamic Republic needs to increase number of centrifuges, underscoring differences with West over nuclear program. Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Tehran’s nuclear program requires 190,000 centrifuges to be realized, AFP reported Tuesday. DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the United States and Israel were playing "good cop, bad cop" to intimidate his country into making concessions on the nuclear dispute with the West. KpyпHeйший aBToпpoизBoдиTeлb ИpaHa rpyппa Iran Khodro пocTaBиT B Poccию дo koHцa roдa бoлee 10 000 лerkoBыx aBToMoбилeй, cooбщaeT иHфopMareHTcTBo ISNA. Talks over Iran's nuclear programme are making little headway, with Tehran resisting US-led efforts to crimp activities that could be turned toward making weapons, diplomats say. Ayatollah Khamenei says Iran 'needs' 19 times more centrifuges than West offering, ten times more than presently held. A cleric and professor at Tehran University claimed in a TV interview that Israel uses "jinns" (genies) to undermine Iran. Iran's top leader has rejected pressure by the U.S. and its allies at ongoing nuclear talks in Vienna to force Iran into making concessions, saying the West seeks to greatly restrict his country's uranium enrichment program. Since the strategies and plans for e-commerce development are different for different industries and since the oil industry is one of the most important industries in Iran, the scope of this research is thus confined to that of the oil industry in Iran. The main aim of this study is to identify and classify the different features of e-commerce development stages and features based on the different business types present in companies in the oil industry in Iran. In order to achieve both of these objectives a questionnaire was developed and administered online. The questionnaire was distributed to forty representatives working in different companies. The collected data was classified and sorted and the priority e-commerce features was classified and displayed as triangles for each business type. Furthermore, the experts were asked to indicate the features which they implemented in their companies in order to know the most used features in each stage. The results of this study give an Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the United States and Israel were playing "good cop, bad cop" to intimidate his country into making concessions on the nuclear dispute with the West. "They make it seem like Israel wants to attack, but America is stopping it: the good cop, bad cop trick," Khamenei told senior statesmen at an iftar (fast-breaking supper during the holy month of Ramadan) function. "But I say out-loud: the reason they are not attacking is because it is too costly. The enemy has no other option at its disposal but make threats and impose sanctions." Israel has repeatedly threatened to attack Iranian nuclear sites, and been skeptical about the current diplomatic drive by Western allies to persuade Iran to scale back its nuclear program in exchange for relief in economic sanctions imposed over the years as penalty. Iran insists its nuclear program is peaceful, saying Israel's presumed nuclear arms are the real threat to Iran's supreme leader claims the two countries are trying to intimidate his country into making concessions on the nuclear dispute with the West. DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the United States and Israel were playing "good cop, bad cop" to intimidate his country into making concessions on the nuclear dispute with the West. Moscow has reiterated its proposal to engage Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia and other states in the Syrian reconciliation effort, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov said in an interview with RIA Novosti Monday. In Iranian state TV broadcast, a Tehran University professor discusses the link between Judaism and the black arts. Diplomats say Iran continues to resist efforts to crimp nuclear activities that could be used to make weapons, with the clock ticking down on a July 20 target date for a deal. Pentagon Frets Iran's Rising Influence, Drone Deployment in Iraq | On the same side, but US sees Iran as 'competition' Expressing support for Iraq PM Maliki, Iran says it will never allow 'Netanyahu's dream of disintegrating Iraq to come true. Unclear whether Revolutionary Guards colonel killed in Samarra was on combat mission as deepening conflict drags in Iraq’s neighbours