JCPOA Parties Online Meeting Ends With Issuing Statement
The foreign ministers of Iran, France, the UK, Germany, Russia, and China – the remaining signatories to the 2015 nuclear deal officially known as the JCPOA
Europe’s Delay in Autonomy Affected by Biden Election
Donald Trump’s election as the U.S. President in 2016 was a turning point for many countries in the world to experience a new strategy
Brave Majlis in Claw of the Cautious Gov’t
The open session of Majlis on Tuesday December 1 made history in the seven and half years life of the 11th and 12th government
Zarif Rules Out Renegotiating Nuclear Deal With Biden
Foreign Minister Javad Zarif reasserts Iran’s position that its 2015 nuclear deal with world powers is not open to renegotiation and that the U.S. has to observe the agreement and the UN resolution that endorses it.
Confectionary Exports Almost Zeroed
The Head of Confectioners Union of town of Rey says exports of confectionary have almost zeroed due to the current conditions and 70 percent of manpower in this business have lost their jobs.
UK Tells EU Door Still Open for Brexit Deal
Britain said on Monday the door was still open if the European Union wanted to make some small concessions to save Brexit trade talks.
UK Testing If BCG Vaccine Protects against COVID
The widely used BCG tuberculosis vaccine will be tested on frontline care workers in Britain for its effectiveness against COVID-19.
UK COVID-19 Vaccine Roll-Out Expected in Three Months
A mass roll-out of a COVID-19 vaccine in Britain could be finished in as little as three months, the Times reported, citing government scientists.
UK to Avoid Lockdown to Stop Unemployment
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government is seeking to avoid a full national lockdown to prevent unemployment soaring into the millions.
Hackers Unveil Details of UK’s Programs in Syria
Hackers have penetrated the computer systems of the UK’s foreign ministry and taken hundreds of files detailing the country’s controversial propaganda programs in war-torn Syria.