Why the U.S. targeted Iran allies ahead of nuclear talks
In what appeared to be a concerted campaign of turning up the heat ahead of the potentially last round of nuclear talks in Vienna, the United States initiated a series of targeted measures against Iran possibly to pressure it into giving more concessions in the thorny issues that the negotiating parties have so far failed to make headway on.
Leader Censures West for Harboring Terrorists
Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei has censured certain Western countries for turning into safe havens for terrorists while continuing their claim of championing human rights.
Iran says ‘will not negotiate forever’
In what appeared to be a response to remarks by U.S. diplomats threatening to halt negotiations in Vienna if Iran failed to give concessions, Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said late on Saturday that “Iran will not negotiate forever.”
MP says U.S. cannot impose conditions on Iran
The spokesperson for the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Parliament has criticized the U.S. secretary of state for his remarks, saying Antony Blinken’s statements are intended to start a psychological war against Iran.
Former parliament speaker: Raisi-Qalibaf ties are deep
"I testify that there is a deep understanding between Raisi and Qalibaf,” former parliament speaker Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel said on Sunday.
Iran lays out rules for cooperation with IAEA
Iran has provided explanations on the continuation of its cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog after it accused Iran of being unresponsive to demands by the UN body regarding a technical understanding that expired last week.
Iraqi Resistance Groups Vs Aliens
People in most countries have realized the best way to push aliens from their lands and their lives is resistance and many countries several resistance groups have been formed to help the nation in defending their countries against the foreign forces’ presence and influence.
Iran polls showed democracy in a region unfamiliar with freedom
A Lebanese political expert says the June 18 presidential election in Iran showed the existence of democracy in a region where the meaning of democracy is still unknown and people are rarely given the right to express their opinion.
Iranian diplomat undertakes shuttle diplomacy on Afghanistan
The Iranian foreign minister's special envoy for Afghanistan who had left Kabul for Islamabad on Thursday for talks with Pakistani officials on the latest security developments in Afghanistan, returned to the Afghan capital on Friday to resume his meetings with the country's political and defense officials.
Recording nuclear data is a political decision not related to IAEA
The Permanent Representative of Iran to the International Organizations in Vienna has reminded the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that Iran has only promised to fulfill its obligations under the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement (CSA).











































