March 2015
The Fate of Iran's Nuclear Negotiations Reaches the Final Day
Iran's nuclear negotiations with global powers are at a critical juncture as the deadline approaches. Key players include the U.S., Iran, and other P5+1 nations,…
Negotiators in Lausanne Prepare to Announce Possible Results of Talks
Negotiators in Lausanne are nearing a potential agreement on Iran's nuclear program, with key discussions taking place among the 1+5 group. Tensions are high, as…
Obama's Support for Saudi Operations in Yemen
President Obama has expressed U.S. support for Saudi Arabia's military operations against the Houthi rebels in Yemen, emphasizing the need for a negotiated political solution.…
Iran Negotiating Team Member: Disagreements on Major Issues Persist
Iran's nuclear negotiations with the 1+5 group have seen some progress, but major disagreements over sanctions and research remain. Key Iranian negotiators emphasize the complexity…
Obama and Merkel Urge Iran to Make Necessary Decisions for a Comprehensive Agreement
Obama and Merkel have called on Iran to make crucial decisions for a comprehensive nuclear agreement during ongoing negotiations in Lausanne. The talks involve the…
Senator McConnell: Senate to Vote on Iran Sanctions if No Agreement is Reached
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced that the Senate will vote on new sanctions against Iran if no nuclear agreement is reached by the end…
Obama: Summary of Negotiations with Iran Provided to Israel and Regional Countries
President Obama confirmed that the U.S. and Israel are informed about the ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran. He emphasized that any agreement must effectively prevent…
Severe Congressional Reaction Expected if Iran Nuclear Deal is Sent to the UN Security Council
Senator Lindsey Graham warns of severe Congressional backlash if the Obama administration submits the Iran nuclear deal to the UN Security Council without Congressional approval.…
367 Congress Members: Restrictions on Iran's Nuclear Program Must Continue for Decades
367 U.S. Congress members have urged President Obama that any nuclear deal with Iran requires Congressional approval and that sanctions should remain until Iran's nuclear…
Iraqi: Any Agreement Must Be Balanced and Equitable
Abbas Araghchi emphasized the need for a balanced and equitable nuclear agreement during an interview, highlighting progress in negotiations. The U.S. and its allies are…
Israeli Officials Did Not Congratulate Nowruz This Year
This year, Israeli officials did not send any Nowruz greetings to Iranians, breaking a long-standing tradition. This absence of acknowledgment reflects the strained relations between…
Obama: Israeli Elections Have Little Impact on Nuclear Negotiations with Iran
Barack Obama stated that the recent Israeli elections will not significantly impact the ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran. He emphasized the need for Iran to…
Khamenei: Lifting Sanctions Must Be Part of Nuclear Agreement Without Delay
Supreme Leader Khamenei insists that lifting sanctions must be an immediate part of any nuclear agreement with the P5+1, rejecting the U.S. approach of conditional…
France: Agreement with Iran Must Prevent Tehran from Acquiring Nuclear Bomb
France emphasizes that any nuclear agreement with Iran must be robust enough to prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons. French officials have outlined specific conditions…
Obama's Nowruz Message: The Opportunity for Agreement May Not Come Again Soon
President Obama addressed the Iranian people in a Nowruz message, highlighting hopes for a nuclear agreement and emphasizing the urgency of reaching a diplomatic solution.…
Key Points in Iran's Nuclear Negotiations with Six World Powers
Iran is engaged in nuclear negotiations with the 1+5 countries in Switzerland, aiming to limit its nuclear program in exchange for lifting sanctions. Key issues…
Majority Leader of the U.S. Senate: Obama is on the verge of a very bad deal with Iran
Mitch McConnell criticized President Obama for nearing a bad nuclear deal with Iran, asserting that Congress will seek to review any agreement. The ongoing negotiations…
USA: Final Agreement with Iran Must Naturally Be Approved by the Security Council
The U.S. confirmed that any potential nuclear agreement with Iran will be referred to the UN Security Council for approval, which is seen as a…
Hillary Clinton Criticizes Republican Senators' Letter to Iranian Leaders
Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden criticized a letter from 47 Republican senators to Iranian leaders, which undermined President Obama's negotiating authority. The letter warned Iran…
Biden: The Letter from Republican Senators Has a Very Misleading Message
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden condemned a letter from 47 Republican senators to Iranian leaders, claiming it undermines President Obama's diplomatic efforts regarding Iran's nuclear…
Maduro's Reaction to US Sanctions Against Venezuela
The US has imposed sanctions on seven Venezuelan individuals, labeling the Venezuelan government a threat to national security. President Nicolás Maduro claims these sanctions aim…
Obama: Some Members of the U.S. Congress Have Aligned with Iran's Hardliners
President Obama criticized a letter from 47 Republican senators to Iran's leaders, which warned that any nuclear deal would not survive without Congress's approval. This…
Zarif's Response to Letter from 47 American Senators: Lacks Legal Value
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif responded to a letter from 47 Republican senators, stating it lacks legal value and is a propaganda tactic. The…
Iran, the United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Nuclear Negotiations
Ali Akbar Salehi announced the resolution of a technical deadlock in nuclear negotiations between Iran and the U.S. John Kerry is engaging with European counterparts…
Zarif: Iran May Accept 10-Year Limitations on Its Nuclear Activities
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif indicated that Iran may accept a 10-year limitation on its nuclear activities during an interview with CNN. This comes…
The Health of the U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Improves After Attack
Mark Lippert, the U.S. Ambassador to South Korea, was attacked with a knife during a breakfast event, resulting in injuries that required surgery. The assailant,…
Kerry: The U.S. Will Not Ignore Iran's 'Destabilizing Actions'
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry emphasized that the U.S. will not overlook Iran's destabilizing actions in the Middle East despite ongoing nuclear negotiations. He…
Senator Reid: Congress Should Not Interfere with Iran Negotiations Until Final Results Are Known
Senator Harry Reid has called for Congress to avoid interfering in the ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran until a final outcome is reached. This comes…
Will Netanyahu Achieve His Goals?
Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the U.S. Congress against the nuclear deal with Iran, claiming it is detrimental. Analysts believe his speech will have little impact…
Obama: Netanyahu Did Not Provide Any Practical Alternative for Negotiating with Iran
Barack Obama criticized Benjamin Netanyahu's recent speech in Congress for lacking practical alternatives to negotiations with Iran. While Obama agrees with Netanyahu on Iran's regional…
Why Netanyahu's Speech Became So Controversial
Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming speech in the U.S. Congress has generated significant controversy, particularly due to the U.S. government's opposition amid ongoing negotiations with Iran over…
Zarif's Response to Obama's Statements: Iran Entered Negotiations Sincerely
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif responded to Barack Obama's recent comments on nuclear negotiations, asserting that Iran is sincere in its approach and will…
Obama: Agreement with Iran Requires 10 Years of Reduced Nuclear Activity
Barack Obama emphasized that a nuclear agreement with Iran requires at least 10 years of reduced nuclear activities, while expressing concerns about Iran's willingness to…
Will the Current Ceasefire Negotiations Continue After Their Announced Failure?
Negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the U.S. are at a critical juncture, with both sides striving to reach an agreement before a looming deadline.…
White House: Obama Will Veto Senate Plan on Iran Negotiations
The White House announced that President Obama will veto a Senate plan that allows Congress to review any nuclear agreement with Iran. This move is…