Iran on brink of nuclear bomb
Russia sees chance of deal at nuclear talks with Iran
A senior Russian diplomat says if there’s a will in Washington & Tehran, a deal could be reached soon.
The US last week penalised a number of Iranian and foreign companies for violating sanctions against Tehran.
Six world powers are negotiating with Iran to scale back on enrichment capacity sharply.
Iran, the US, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China included the 20 July deadline to reach a pact.
Iran says its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful and wants sanctions lifted.
There's been a potential breakthrough in the investigation into Tehran’s atomic activities.
Western powers fear Arak could be a source of plutonium once it is operational.
Benjamin Netanyahu warned a "bad deal" with Iran on its nuclear programme could lead to war.
Iran maintains that its nuclear programme is for energy generation and medical purposes.
A series of meetings since early 2012 have yielded no deal.
Western diplomats said Tehran hinted it was ready to scale back sensitive atomic activities.
Iran says its nuclear programme is for peaceful energy purposes only.
Diplomatic ties between the two countries were cut off in 1980.
An earthquake in Iran’s nuclear city of Bushehr has claimed 37 lives and injured 850.
Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran is using nuclear talks to "buy time" to enrich bomb-building materials.
Hopes to unblock an investigation into weapons research in Iran are still alive on second day of talks.
Iran said it will defend itself should Israel launch a military attack.
Iran could possibly be on the brink of a nuclear bomb in the next 6-7 months.