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The decline in the value of Iran’s currency continued Sunday, after disappointing nuclear talks with world powers in Vienna added to economic uncertainty.

With the disappointing end to the Iran nuclear talks on Friday, Israel is engaged in new efforts to dissuade Washington from offering any concessions to Tehran.

The United Arab Emirates' top national security adviser Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan will visit Tehran on Monday to discuss ways to expand bilateral ties.

Iran abandoned any compromises it had made in previous nuclear talks, pocketed those made by others, and demanded more this week, a senior US official has said.

Economic and trade ties between Iran and Venezuela should expand Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi told his counterpart Nicolas Maduro in a phone call on Saturday.

The chief of air defense at Iran's nuclear facility in Natanz says they tested a missile to check preparedness in the region, after a loud explosion was heard.

In the wake of unsuccessful nuclear negotiations in Vienna, some state media in Iran on Saturday tried to put a more positive spin saying talks will continue.

Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi will make a televised address to the nation on Sunday, state media reported, a day after nuclear talks in Vienna adjourned amid pessimism.

French President Emmanuel Macron has reiterated that regional states should be involved in talks with Iran to improve the chances of a nuclear agreement.

The United States 'quietly' renewed a waiver for Iraq to buy Iranian electricity just as Iran’s nuclear talks in Vienna resumed, a conservative website has said.

Female prisoners were beaten by guards in Iran’s Urmia after they protested and set fire to blankets following restrictions on their movements.

One day after the inconclusive end of nuclear talks in Vienna Iran’s currency rial fell against the US dollar to the psychologically important level of 300,000.

Despite a decade of fighting to save the Syrian government, Iran has a small share of Syria’s trade, and might lose out to financially stronger players .

Nuclear talks over Iran's nuclear deal broke off until next week as European officials voiced dismay Friday at sweeping demands by Iran's hardline government.

The top Iranian negotiator told state media Friday European sides can propose their own drafts for discussion, after they expressed dismay over Iran's demands at nuclear talks.

Hardliners in Iran have been trumpeting pessimistic ideas about the outcome of nuclear negotiations in Vienna all Friday as the first round of talks wrapped up.

Iran’s budget planning chief has said that the country will not tie the future of its economy to nuclear talks and will aim for 8 percent growth next year.

Authorities blocked access Friday to the dry riverbed in Esfahan, where those who protested the previous Friday planned to congregate at noon for prayers.

The United Arab Emirates ordered $19 billion worth of military aircraft from France on Friday in a historic deal amid deepening economic and political ties.

Diplomats negotiating in Vienna over reviving Iran’s 2015 nuclear agreement (JCPOA) will wrap up their first session of talks on Friday with a final meeting.

Prices for essential food items jumped more than 60 percent in Iran in October compared with the same period last year, showing a relentless pace in inflation.