Iran’s recent JCPOA-related steps no threat to NPT
Iran's recently announced measures regarding the level of its commitments to the nuclear deal (JCPOA) are not a slightest threat to the nuclear non-proliferation regime, Russian representative to the IAEA said Tuesday.
UN voices concern over rising tensions between US, Iran
The United Nations has expressed concern about the US' increasingly confrontational rhetoric with Iran and called for calm.
Riyadh’s lies about targeting Mecca
The recent move by Saudi authorities to level accusations at Yemeni resistance forces over targeting Mecca, as one of the most sacred places for Muslims, can be analyzed in the context of Riyadh's psychological warfare against the Yemeni forces and their recent major field achievements regarding the retaliatory drone strikes on two major oil pumping stations in the Kingdom.
US threats to Iran encourage war industry: Bolivia’s Morales
Bolivian President Evo Morales on Monday condemned US threats against Iran and said that Washington's rattling comes from the desire to bolster its military industry.
Iran will never choose war, but entitled to self-defense
In a letter to UN Security Council, Iran has warned about the recent alarming security situation in the Persian Gulf region, saying that while it will never choose war as an option, the country is entitled to self-defense.
Iran’s amb. briefs Japanese media on stance towards JCPOA
Iran’s Ambassador to Japan briefed some Japanese media reporters on his country’s stance towards the nuclear deal, known as JCPOA, as well as bilateral relation with Japan in a meeting in Tokyo on Monday.
Capturing Al-Baghdadi: West new pretext to plunder Libya oil
These days we see many news on media about ISIS activities all around Libya. However, such news can take on a new meaning, if we look at them in light of recent unrest in Tripoli.
Ex-CIA chief Brennan and top nuclear deal negotiator Sherman to brief Dems on Iran: AP
Former CIA director John Brennan and top negotiator of the Iran nuclear deal, Wendy Sherman, will brief Democrats on the situation in Iran amid the Trump administration’s heightened tension with Tehran.
The economic struggle between Washington and Beijing continues
The controversy between the United States and China over commercial matters continues. The conflict is so widespread that other international actors, such as the European Union, Japan and South Korea, have also been involved. The fact is that Donald Trump's economic approach is rooted in his views on issues such as international trade and economics.
Pompeo fails to sway allies on Iran in awkward surprise visit
U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo made scant progress persuading European Union counterparts to take a harder line toward Iran during a quick visit on May 13 to Brussels, with the EU standing behind the nuclear accord abandoned by Washington -- and warning of a potential military conflict.