March 2015
First Round of Iran-US Nuclear Talks Concludes in Switzerland
The first round of nuclear negotiations between Iran and the US concluded in Switzerland, with discussions involving key officials from both countries and the EU.…
Nuclear Negotiations Will Continue if Necessary Despite Nowruz
Iran's nuclear negotiations in Lausanne are at a critical stage, with discussions continuing despite the upcoming Nowruz holidays. Key figures involved include Iranian Foreign Minister…
Zarif: We Have Reached Very Fine Details in Nuclear Negotiations
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif announced that detailed discussions in nuclear negotiations have progressed, indicating no need for other foreign ministers' presence. The talks…
White House Issues New Warning: Congress Should Not Interfere in Nuclear Negotiations
The U.S. government has warned Congress against interfering in nuclear negotiations with Iran, stating that proposed legislation could hinder the talks. Denis McDonough emphasized that…
Technical Constraints Continue to Threaten Nuclear Agreement
Technical constraints continue to hinder the nuclear negotiations between Iran and the international community, despite claims by Iranian officials of progress. Key figures like Ali…
Salehi Reports Resolution of 'Technical Deadlocks' in Nuclear Negotiations
Ali Akbar Salehi announced that recent negotiations with the U.S. Secretary of Energy resolved technical deadlocks in discussions regarding Iran's nuclear program. While significant progress…
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…
John Kerry: A Long Way to Go for a Nuclear Agreement
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry acknowledged progress in nuclear negotiations with Iran but emphasized that significant challenges remain. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif…