Category: 7. Politics

Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, made the remarks on Tuesday morning, reacting to Israeli prime minister Netanyahu’s recent anti-Iran rhetoric, who threatened to destroy Iran’s nuclear facilities.

“Netanyahu’s…

TEHRAN – In a commentary, Etemad addressed the challenging conditions of the Iran-U.S. negotiations and wrote: A group of observers believe that Trump’s unique instincts and his special negotiating style could possibly lead to a positive outcome,…

TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi issued a scathing rebuke of Israeli regime’s Benjamin Netanyahu’s calls for dismantling Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, denouncing the remarks as “detached from reality” and a brazen…

TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemned the detention of Iranian citizens in France, calling the actions a violation of freedom of expression and urging French authorities to resolve the matter promptly.

Speaking at his weekly press…

TEHRAN – Iran and Tunisia may not be close in distance. But between the two capitals located in West Asia and North Africa exists deep mutual respect and common interests.

Both countries have endured years of foreign intervention in their modern…

TEHRAN – The conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh has been a source of tension between Armenia and Azerbaijan for decades.

The region, internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, was seized by Armenian forces in the early 1990s, triggering a war…

TEHRAN – When Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian landed in Baku on Monday, his visit did more than yield seven signed cooperation agreements—it exposed the cracks in a decades-old foreign strategy to Balkanize the Caucasus.

As the two nations…

TEHRAN – Azerbaijan’s foreign policy is characterized by a strategic balance between major global powers and its regional neighbors. This approach allows Azerbaijan to keep its independence and use its geopolitical position as leverage. 

The…