Category: 1. Iran

The IAEA Board of Governors’ late-November resolution delivered one of the clearest signals yet that global patience with Iran’s nuclear posture has reached its limit.

Passed by a wide majority, the measure criticized Tehran’s “lack of…

Votel, who oversaw American operations in the Middle East from March 2016 to March 2019, emphasized in an interview with Eye for Iran that the primary objective is countering narcotics trafficking.

But the show of force could also aim to deter…

TEHRAN – Etemad, in an interview with geopolitics professor Abdolreza Faraji-Rad, examined the strategic dimensions of Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi’s trip to Paris and the prospects for reviving nuclear diplomacy based on Iran’s…

 Why it matters:

The remarks come amid escalating regional tensions and follow the assassination of a prominent Hezbollah commander, a move that, according to Qassem, was intended to weaken the group’s military capacity and…

TEHRAN – Abbas Araghchi, the Iranian foreign minister, and his French counterpart displayed no obvious bonhomie during their meeting in Paris this week. In fact, neither side published any footage or photos of the encounter. However, the…

In a post on X, the department’s Persian-language USAbehFarsi account wrote that access to information “is a fundamental right, not a privilege for a select few.”

“The United States condemns the regime’s discrimination and stands firmly…

Why it matters:

The event underscores Iran’s ability as a key problem-setter in advanced programming and AI challenges for dozens of countries, showcasing the country’s growing scientific and technological…