John Kerry’s meetings with Iranian officials after then-President Donald Trump removed the United States from the Iran nuclear deal were “not illegal,” but they were “inappropriate,” former Sen. Joe …
President Unveils Agreements with S. Korea, Japan, Iraq, Oman on Release of Iran’s Assets
President of Iran Hassan Rouhani lauded the agreements with South Korea, Japan, Iraq and Oman to unfreeze Iranian funds as an omen of the Islamic Republic’s victory against the economic war.
Biden and the Iran nuclear deal: what to expect from the negotiations
The US president is sending a message to Saudi Arabia. But it might also find that negotiations with Tehran are tougher.
Iran reveals COVID-19 data for February 23
So far, more than 10.5 million tests have been conducted in Iran for the diagnosis of coronavirus. Iran continues to monitor the coronavirus situation in the country. According to recent reports from …
Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei Issues Fatwa Mandating All Female Cartoon Characters To Wear Hijab
The supreme leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei issued a fatwa stating that women in cartoons and animated features must be depicted wearing a hijab, reports The Jerusalem Post. While answering a …
What comes after ‘maximum pressure’ on Iran
Though he is eager to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers, Biden is already facing pushback from regional allies in the Middle East and Republicans at home over making possible …
Family of Americans held in Iran want any deal to free them
Family members of a father and son detained by Iran are appealing to President Joe Biden to make the freeing of Iranian American detainees a prerequisite in any deals with that country …
Biden squanders leverage Trump stockpiled on Iran in pursuit of a defective nuclear deal
The administration’s strategy for getting Iran to play ball clearly involves making upfront concessions to Tehran for nothing in return.
Iran Halts Nuclear Deal ‘Additional Protocol,’ Curtailing IAEA Inspections
IAEA head Rafael Grossi said on Sunday that Iran was preparing to allow ‘less access’ to international nuclear inspectors …
Pentagon Acknowledges ‘Uptick’ in Violence in Iraq, Declines to Name Iran
A second attack in two weeks against an area housing U.S. personnel on Monday bears all the signs of another act of violence by Iran, yet the Pentagon says it’s continuing to investigate.