
Former Iran Diplomats Say JCPOA Is Dead, Interim Deal Is Uncertain
A former Iranian diplomat says the 2015 nuclear deal is now "a forgotten issue," and "it is not clear whether Iran and the United States will return to that deal."

A former Iranian diplomat says the 2015 nuclear deal is now "a forgotten issue," and "it is not clear whether Iran and the United States will return to that deal."

Mossad Director David Barnea says Israel is ready to launch attacks on senior Iranian officials if necessary to defend itself from the regime’s threats.

Azerbaijan has denied that Baku had reached a deal with the breakaway province of Nagorno-Karabakh to simultaneously reopen roads to Azerbaijan and Armenia.

British police have charged an ex-soldier with alleged ties to Iran with unlawfully escaping from custody following a four-day manhunt in West London.

The family of a Swedish EU employee detained in Iran has urged the international community to help secure his release.

The following is an Insight article published by Reuters, September 10, 2023, reprinted with no changes. Authors: Hafezi and Andrew Mills

As the Iranian parliament is preparing to vote on a strict hijab law, an official has said that hijab is more than a cultural issue and has “political and security” dimensions.

Security measures in Iran have been heightened in anticipation of the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death, as activists and civic groups have called for mass rallies.

The Central Bank of Iran intends to offer regional currencies to citizens traveling to neighboring countries, instead of selling them US dollars.

Russia used 32 Iranian-made kamikaze drones to attack Ukraine’s capital Kyiv early on Sunday, in one of the biggest such air raids in recent months.

Some political observers in Iran define President Ebrahim Raisi's government as a copycat, based on remnants of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's populist narrative.

In an unexpected move, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) has invited Iran’s President, accused of gross human rights violations, for a meeting this month.

In response to a call from Armenia's prime minister Nikol Pashinyan on Saturday, Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi addressed the evolving situation in the Caucasus region.

As the Iranian government claims economic successes, a central bank report shows the money supply increased by 45% this year, heralding more high inflation.

British authorities confirmed the apprehension of Daniel Khalife, a 21-year-old former soldier with alleged ties to Iran, following a four-day manhunt in West London.

The US Department of State has condemned reports of sexual assault against Nazila Maroufian, a female Iranian journalist, arrested twice this year for her political views.

An influential conservative in Iran claims that hardliners who are purging others from the political landscape are so few that they couldn't even fill two buses.

As tensions escalate between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Iranian sources on social media have claimed that Tehran has sent a serious warning to Baku not to launch an attack.

Jomhouri-e Eslami, a conservative Iranian newspaper, has joined the chorus of voices condemning the censorship of critical media outlets by the ruling hardliners.

Iran and neighboring Arab countries find themselves increasingly at odds as both sides are engaged in rhetoric that underscores their deep-seated differences.

A US federal court has ruled that Iran should pay nearly $20m in damages to the family of an Iranian politician illegally imprisoned and tortured for four decades.