Iran said it will veto any OPEC decision that harms its national interests and warned that some oil producers are trying to create an alternative suppliers’ forum that supports US policies hostile to Tehran.

The remaining signatories to the 2015 nuclear deal should ensure that the agreement will serve the Islamic Republic’s interests, Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran’s representative to international organizations based in Vienna, said.

China’s Li Na, a twice Grand Slam winner who is credited with creating a surge of interest in the sport in her country, headlined the list of eight candidates up for induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Shamkhani said the Islamic Republic will withdraw from the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) if its interests are threatened.

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Iran will stay in the 2015 nuclear deal as long as its interests are secured.

By Ali Khorram*

Iran’s foreign minister said relations with the Afghan government will preserve security and interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The common interests between China and the United States far outweigh their differences, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi told US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Friday in their first face-to-face meeting since Tillerson took up his job.

So-called free-trade agreements (FTAs) are generally presumed to promote trade liberalization, but in fact, they do much more to strengthen the power of the most influential transnational corporations of the dominant partner involved. While FTAs typically reduce some barriers to the international trade in goods and services, some provisions strengthen private monopolies and corporate power.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed concerns that US President Barack Obama may take action against Israel’s interests before leaving office in January next year.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Omar Nashabe, a journalist, author and political commentator, and Ian Williams, senior analyst at Foreign Policy in Focus, to discuss the dire situation in Syria.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected allegations that Moscow is trying to interfere with the upcoming US presidential election through hacking.

A senior Iranian official rejected as “unacceptable” any peace plan that would run contrary to Syria’s national interests, reaffirming Tehran’s support for the legitimate government of President Bashar al-Assad.

The United States by far has the largest military budget and is the leading supplier of arms around the world, creating a war machine that serves the interests of Wall Street, says an anti-war activist in Chicago.

The moneyed interests have been pulling the strings for both Republican and Democratic parties in the United States for decades, according an American political analyst and activist.