Why would Iran’s hard-line president-elect want a revived nuclear deal? It may be the best way to satisfy, and pacify, a disgruntled population.
Iran’s supreme leader gets first dose of homegrown vaccine as Covid plans falter
Queues for any jab grow with only 2% of Iranians vaccinated and fifth wave breaking …
US, France warn Iran time running out to revive nuclear deal
The United States and France have warned Iran that time is running out to return to a nuclear deal, voicing fears that Tehran’s sensitive atomic activities could advance if talks drag on. On the first …
Epic Iran, Lost Cities and Proust
She is a New Generation Thinker on the scheme run by BBC Radio 3 and the Arts and Humanities Research Council to select ten academics each year to turn their research into radio. You can find more …
IAEA demands answer from Iran on monitoring deal as nuclear talks crisis looms
Iran has not responded to the U.N. nuclear watchdog on extending a monitoring agreement that expired overnight, the agency said on Friday, hours after Washington warned that not prolonging it would …
Iran’s Supreme Leader Forgoes Western COVID Vaccines, Takes One Made in Country Instead
Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said he wanted to “wait for the Iranian vaccine because we have to be proud of this national honor.” …
Lebanon’s Hezbollah says logistics ready for Iranian fuel imports
Lebanon’s Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on Friday repeated pledges to import Iranian fuel should shortages across the country persist, saying that all logistical steps for that possibility …
In Ebrahim Raisi, Iran’s clerics have groomed and promoted their ruthless enforcer
Iran’s ethnic minorities, who probably make up 50 percent … pave a bit longer path to the Iranian bomb while allowing the clerical regime a much-needed financial cushion against its own imperialism …
Israel consulting with allies on Iran: PM
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said that his country will work closely with its allies on preventing Iran from a …
Israeli PM: World Powers Can’t Do Business With Iran Regime
Israel’s prime minister Naftali Bennett said Thursday that he “would prefer it if the world would understand” that world powers “can’t do business” with the Iranian regime.