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Britain quashes company’s plan to pay Iran in goods

The British government has blocked efforts by Royal Dutch Shell to settle its $2.3-billion debt to Iran with payments in grain or pharmaceuticals, Reuters reports. » read more

Presidential candidate denounces embassy attack

The deputy head of Iran’s Parliament says the attack on the British Embassy in Tehran in December of 2011 was “illegal” and must be condemned. » read more

Oman to represent Iranian interests in Britain

Iran and Britain have formalized the closure of their embassies in each other’s capital after Iranian demonstrators stormed the British embassy in Tehran last year. » read more

Conflicting reactions to Foreign Ministers’ meeting

The head of the Iranian Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, Alaeddin Boroujerdi, is denying earlier reports that Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has been summoned to Parliament by his commission for having met with William Hague, his British counterpart. » read more

Decision on Britain rests with top officials

The reestablishment of Iranian-British relations requires the approval of senior officials of the Islamic Republic, Iranian Parliament reports. » read more

Salehi says British actions "hasty"

Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi says relations between Iran and Britain have not yet been completely severed, despite recent “hasty” recent actions by Britain. » read more

Iranians in Britain to receive consular services outside UK

The Iranian Foreign Ministry has announced that, with the closure of Iran’s embassy in Britain, Iranians in Britain will soon be offered consular services in a neighbouring country. » read more

British policies slammed at Friday Mass

Iran’s Friday Mass Leader condemned British policies against Iran today, adding that the UN Security Council “has destroyed its own reputation by backing Britain.” » read more

Diplomats visit British compound in Tehran

Iranian media report that 25 foreign representatives and ambassadors visited the Gholhak Orchards yesterday north of Tehran, where British diplomats resided. » read more

Embassy attack reveals public anger against British polices: Larijani

The head of Iran’s Parliament says the attack on the British Embassy in Tehran is a manifestation of public anger against Britain’s anti-Iranian policies of recent decades. » read more