Category: 1. Iran

In the wake of talks with the US, Iran’s hardliners have used historical parallels as a way to justify negotiations on the country’s nuclear program which had initially been rejected by the Supreme Leader and his hardline allies.

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Indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States have been positive so far, the Iranian government spokesperson said on Sunday, adding that Tehran welcomes any initiative to lift sanctions.

Speaking to the state news agency IRNA, Fatemeh…

Iran’s judiciary has announced legal action against the heads of two media outlets following their commentary on the ongoing nuclear negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the United States.

The judiciary’s news agency Mizan reported on…

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The invitation for Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to deliver a keynote address at a major nuclear conference underscores the evolving dynamics of U.S.-Iran relations and highlights the importance of…

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The rising number of signatories highlights a deepening divide within Israeli society regarding the ongoing war in Gaza. The movement underscores the urgent call for a humanitarian resolution and the…

US President Donald Trump’s primary motivation in nuclear negotiations with Iran is ensuring Israel’s security rather than America’s, a member of Iran’s Expediency Discernment Council said.

Mohammad Sadr argued that Trump’s concern over Iran…