Another round of conflict with Iran could erupt because military strikes failed to eliminate its nuclear programme, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing a Western diplomat who said recent operations had not resolved the standoff.
Iran’s embassy in London on Wednesday rejected a British media report saying Tehran was prepared to scale back uranium enrichment.
Iran should retaliate against Britain following Australia’s expulsion of Iranian diplomats, the hardline Iranian newspaper Kayhan said on Wednesday in a commentary that linked the Australian action to British influence.
Iranian authorities are hinting at an imminent gasoline price hike in a risky move after a fuel price rise in 2019 sparked nationwide protests which were quashed with deadly force.
The UN nuclear watchdog’s inspectors have returned to Iran after their expulsion during a brief war with Israel and the US, IAEA chief Rafael Grossi said Tuesday, amid reports he has been placed under 24/7 protection following Iran's threat to his life.
An Iranian tycoon convicted of money laundering and embezzlement has returned to the oil business, Iranian news outlets reported, just as looming sanctions may soon force Iran to devise new means to avoid international scrutiny over its economy.
Iran’s foreign minister said on Tuesday that Tehran was ready to resume indirect negotiations with the United States over its nuclear program if Washington guarantees the military option is off the table.
A recent speech by Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has energized hardliners who see it as a mandate to silence reformists advocating direct talks with Washington and nuclear concessions.
A new round of nuclear talks involving Iran and France, Germany and the United Kingdom concluded in Geneva on Tuesday as the European powers' possible triggering of United Nations sanctions on Tehran looms.
Iran’s foreign minister on Tuesday dismissed Australian allegations that Tehran was involved in an attack on a synagogue, accusing Canberra of scapegoating the Islamic Republic over its own people's support of Palestine.
Iran’s parliament on Tuesday urged the Foreign Ministry and Atomic Energy Organization to fully implement existing legislation limiting cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, amid growing pressure from Western powers and renewed nuclear talks in Geneva.
Iran said on Tuesday it is concerned about the possible return of United Nations sanctions under the snapback mechanism and is taking diplomatic steps to manage the fallout, ahead of a looming deadline and scheduled nuclear talks with European powers in Geneva.
Iran has condemned Australia’s decision to expel its ambassador and said the move will not go unanswered, calling it a politically driven act tied to Australia’s internal affairs.
Iran will abandon military restraint and open new battlefronts if another war erupts with Israel, parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said on Tuesday, as both sides signal that another conflict may be near.
Australia accused Iran of two antisemitic arson attacks and ordered its ambassador to leave the country within seven days, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday.
Russia has circulated a UN Security Council draft resolution to extend the implementation period of Resolution 2231 by six months in a bid to postpone the looming reimposition of sanctions on Iran under the resolution's snapback mechanism.
President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Monday directing federal agencies to prosecute the burning of the American flag as incitement, a hate crime or property destruction.
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that the ventilation shaft Iran had installed at its underground nuclear facility in Fordow worked to America’s advantage, ensuring the success of June’s airstrikes.
Iran’s judiciary chief on Monday warned of legal action against Tehran moderates advocating direct talks with the United States over its nuclear program, a day after Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei accused them of sowing discord in the country.
Iranian officials with sensitive information on their phones were easy targets for Israeli cyber operations during June's 12-day war, Iran’s former communications minister said, adding that Israel exploited platforms such as WhatsApp to track them.
Iran’s former deputy parliament speaker on Monday dismissed his past remarks about pursuing a nuclear bomb as a personal opinion, after U.S. President Donald Trump shared a video of the comments and state media criticized him as “inconsiderate.”