The U.N. nuclear watchdog found uranium particles at two Iranian sites it inspected after months of stonewalling, diplomats say, and it is preparing to rebuke Tehran for failing to explain, possibly …
Biden’s Art of the Iran Concession
The new U.S. Administration hopes giving up leverage will get Tehran to talk.
Syria Wants End to Israel’s ‘Terrorizing’ Strikes and Russia, Iran, Turkey Agree
Syria’s U.N. mission told Newsweek that “repeated Israeli attacks on the Syrian sovereignty are not only a technical issue related to the safety of civil air traffic in Syrian airspace, but rather an …
Biden administration takes major steps to restoring Iran nuclear deal, offering to join European allies for talks with Tehran
Holding talks with Iran would be a significant step forward in terms of Biden’s goal to restore the 2015 nuclear deal.
The Daily 202: Iran tests Biden as he joins first international summit as president
We’re prepared to reengage in negotiations … on Iran’s nuclear program,’ Biden told world leaders Friday during the Munich Security Conference.
Biden pledges to reassert U.S. leadership in global diplomacy and welcome talks with Iran
In his first major foreign policy address, the president makes a case for democracies and reassures allies gun-shy after Trump.
Biden’s return to the Iran nuclear deal is getting harder by the day as Tehran’s deadline approaches
Iran has set a deadline of Feb. 21, vowing that if oil and banking sanctions are not lifted, it will expel the U.N.’s nuclear inspectors from the country.
Iran nuclear deal: Tehran plays down hopes of nuclear talks with US
Iran says that despite an EU offer to broker talks with the US aimed at reviving a nuclear deal, America “must act” first and lift sanctions. “Gestures are fine,” Iranian foreign ministry spokesman …
Biden aides debate how, or if, to save original Iran deal
The new administration appears willing to negotiate on Tehran’s nukes. But it’s not clear it wants back in the old deal.
Biden aides debate how, or if, to save original Iran deal
The new administration appears willing to negotiate on Tehran’s nukes. But it’s not clear it wants back in the old deal.