Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 0200 GMT, on April 4, 2022.

Russia stresses that it does not seeking “selfish interests” by the restoration of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

Iran’s top negotiator says the ball is in the other side’s court to make the negotiations work by taking “serious decisions.”

The current US foreign policy team is rife with dissension and sends confusing signals about Iran, an American political commentator in Oregon has said.

The United States and the West have “waged decades of war on Iran by other means,” according to American writer and political commentator Stephen Lendman.

As the seventh round of talks aimed at reviving the nuclear deal, known as the JCPOA, continue in Vienna, Iran’s lead negotiator Ali Bagheri-Kani says some of the issues raised by his team have been accepted while others have not.

Iran’s president says the ongoing negotiations in Vienna will result in a good deal if the other parties are determined to remove US sanctions against Tehran.

The IAEA director general says Iran’s nuclear program has made significant progress, and the country is now enriching uranium to the purity level of 60%.

The European Commission says, in recent years, EU member states have been intimidated by foreign countries in the area of trade. A new policy proposal has been unveiled to counter the use of economic coercion perpetrated by non-EU nations.

Iran says it expects Britain, France and Germany to give a rational, reasonable and documented response to its proposals to revive the nuclear agreement. Following five days of talks in Vienna, the sides have agreed to adjourn until next week, allowing for an opportunity for further consultations in the capitals.