Iran says it is “possible” that nuclear talks with world powers come to conclusion on Tuesday.

China says there is no more room for delays in the negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program.

Full News - Mon, July, 13, 2015 - 6:00 GMT

Iran’s foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says there will be no extension in the ongoing nuclear talks. Zarif also said more time is needed, and that the negotiating sides still have work to do on Monday. He was speaking with reporters from the balcony of Vienna’s Palais Coburg where nuclear negotiations have been taking place for more than two weeks. The negotiations are being held between representatives from Iran and the P5+1 group of countries. The sides are trying to hammer out a final agreement on Iran’s nuclear program. Earlier France’s foreign minister Laurent Fabius said he believed that the Iran talks are in the final phase.

Amid nuclear talks, Iran reminds world powers that they have to choose between coercion and agreement.

Iran and the P5+1 group of countries are spending the last days of nuclear talks that are expected to culminate in a much-awaited deal over the Iranian nuclear energy program. Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has met with EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini. This follows a deputy ministerial meeting between Iranian and US teams to iron out the last remaining differences over the text of the deal. To fill several key brackets in the main text the ministers are required to make a number of political decisions. Some disputes over the appendices of the deal concerning the sanctions and the simultaneity of actions also remain to be resolved. The top diplomats of Iran and the US will meet once there is progress in the meetings of their deputies. Also, other P5+1 foreign ministers who left Vienna yesterday are expected back tonight.

Russia says 'no artificial deadlines' are to be set for the talks over Iran’s nuclear energy program.

Iran says it has started to present the much-awaited new format of its oil contracts to European and Asian energy corporations.

Iran and the US meet on the first day of prolonged talks on the Islamic Republic’s nuclear energy program.

President Rouhani says Iran has never sought and will never seek nuclear weapons.