Reuters: Total Chief Executive Christophe de Margerie said on Monday the European oil major will cease gasoline sales to Iran if the United States passed legislation to penalise fuel suppliers exporting to Tehran.
Total to end Iran fuel sale if US passes sanctions
EU’s Ashton to push Iran sanctions on China trip
AFP: EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton will make her first trip to China this week, hoping to persuade Beijing not to block new UN sanctions over Iran's nuclear programme, a diplomat said Monday.
PREVIEW-France’s Sarkozy to discuss Iran, currencies in China
Reuters: French Prime Minister Nicolas Sarkozy will look to bury past tensions with China and win its support in global issues from Iran's nuclear plan to monetary reform during a visit to Beijing this week.
Britain to pay back Iran £400 million
Daily Telegraph: Britain is to pay back £400 million it has owed Iran since the Islamic revolution more than 30 years ago.
Iran aims to raise $9.7 bln for energy projects
Reuters: Iran plans to issue euro and rial denominated bonds worth a total of about $9.7 billion in the 2010-11 year to help finance energy projects, a senior oil official was quoted on Monday as saying
German and Kuwaiti leaders discuss Iran, Afghanistan
DPA: German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the Emir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmed al-Sabah discussed Iran's nuclear programme and the possibility of joint reconstruction projects in Afghanistan and Iraq during talks in Berlin on Monday.
Iran gives Shell, Repsol a week to decide on Pars
Reuters: Iran has given Royal Dutch Shell and Repsol one week to decide on their involvement in the South Pars gas field, the semi-official Mehr news agency reported on Monday.
Zimbabwe says no uranium deal with Iran
Reuters: Zimbabwe's government on Monday denied reports that it had signed an agreement allowing Iran to mine uranium, saying there was no certainty that the southern African state had commercial uranium reserves.
Iran to issue bonds worth 750 million euros
AFP: Iran will soon issue bonds worth 750 million euros to develop its oil industry, which will be followed by a further five billion euros after March next year, a top oil official said on Monday.
Iran seeks to woo foreign money as sanctions loom
Reuters: Iran is cutting red tape and easing ownership rules to encourage foreign investment in stocks and bonds, state television reported on Monday, as the major oil producer faces further U.N. sanctions over its nuclear work.
