March 2015
Markets and Iran's Nuclear File; Betting on an Agreement
Economic circles in Iran and internationally are optimistic about the outcome of the nuclear negotiations with the P5+1 group, predicting that sanctions will be lifted.…
Iran and 5+1 Foreign Ministers to Meet on Nuclear Negotiations on Monday
Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif meets with his counterparts from Germany, China, and the UK ahead of a crucial 5+1 meeting in Lausanne. While there are…
Netanyahu: 'The Tehran-Lausanne-Sanaa Axis' is Dangerous for All Humanity
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that the 'Tehran-Lausanne-Sanaa axis' poses a significant threat to global security, linking it to Iran's nuclear ambitions and its…
Bahonar: The Outcome of Nuclear Negotiations Will Affect the 10th Parliamentary Elections
Mohammad Reza Bahonar, Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, stated that the outcome of nuclear negotiations will influence the upcoming parliamentary elections, with reformists expected…
Zarif to Meet with Foreign Ministers of the US, China, and Russia on Sunday
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is set to meet with his counterparts from the US, China, and Russia as negotiations on Iran's nuclear program…
Nuclear Negotiations in Lausanne; Iran and World Powers Reach Agreement
Iran and world powers reached a framework agreement on nuclear negotiations in Lausanne, limiting Iran's nuclear program in exchange for lifting sanctions. Key figures involved…
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…
An Iranian Diplomat: Sanctions and Research and Development are Two Disputed Issues
An Iranian diplomat highlighted that sanctions and research and development are major points of contention in ongoing nuclear negotiations in Lausanne, Switzerland. Despite claims of…
Representative of the Supreme Leader in the IRGC: Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, and the UAE are tasked with proxy wars
Ali Saeedi, the representative of Iran's Supreme Leader in the IRGC, accused Saudi Arabia and its allies of being agents of U.S. proxy wars in…
Foreign Ministers of Britain, France, and Possibly Russia Join Lausanne Negotiations
The foreign ministers of Britain, France, and possibly Russia are set to join ongoing nuclear negotiations in Lausanne, Switzerland, aimed at reaching a political understanding…
New Warning from the U.S. Senate Regarding Imposition of New Sanctions Against Iran
The U.S. Senate has passed a non-binding amendment warning Iran of new sanctions if it violates nuclear agreement terms. Senator Mark Kirk emphasized the unanimous…
Saudi Arabia: We currently have no plans for ground operations in Yemen
Saudi Arabia has announced it currently has no plans for ground operations in Yemen, although its military is prepared to act if necessary. The situation…
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.…
Guardian: Final Nuclear Agreement Only After Agreement on All Details
The Guardian reports that a senior European diplomat indicated that a final nuclear agreement between Iran and world powers is unlikely to be reached this…
UK Foreign Secretary: Failure of Nuclear Talks Will Lead to Arms Race in the Middle East
UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond warned that failing nuclear talks with Iran could destabilize the Middle East and trigger an arms race. The comments come…
Zarif: This Round of Nuclear Negotiations is Very Sensitive
Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif emphasized the sensitivity of the upcoming nuclear negotiations with the P5+1 group, highlighting the need for a decision on sanctions lifting.…
Takhteh-Ravanchi: Only a Couple of Fundamental Disagreements Remain
Majid Takhteh-Ravanchi, a senior member of Iran's nuclear negotiating team, reports that only a couple of fundamental disagreements remain in the negotiations with the P5+1…
China Once Again Encourages Iran to Sign Final Nuclear Agreement
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Iran's Zarif to finalize a nuclear agreement with world powers, emphasizing that it reflects the people's will and aligns…
France and Britain: Iran Must Make a Tough Choice for Nuclear Agreement
French and British representatives at the UN have emphasized that Iran must make difficult choices to secure a nuclear agreement, particularly regarding advanced centrifuge development…
Response to Amano's Recent Remarks: Acceptance of the Additional Protocol is Voluntary
Iran's Atomic Energy Organization spokesperson responded to IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano's comments, asserting that acceptance of the Additional Protocol is voluntary and that Iran…
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…
Most Newsworthy Figure of 2014 Selected by Radio Farda Audience
Mohammad Javad Zarif has been named the most newsworthy figure of 2014 by Radio Farda's audience for the second year in a row, receiving over…
Iran in the Year 1393
The year 1393 was marked by significant political and social events in Iran, including the nuclear negotiations, civil society protests, and notable figures like Qassem…
European Negotiator: We Are Still Far from a Nuclear Agreement with Iran
Negotiations between Iran and the U.S. regarding the nuclear agreement are ongoing, but a European negotiator has stated that a deal is unlikely in the…
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…
Indirect Debate Between Saeed Hajarian and Abbas Abdi
An indirect debate has emerged between Saeed Hajarian and Abbas Abdi regarding the implications of a potential failure of Rouhani's government for the reformist movement…
Organizational Escape of the Perpetrators of the Attack on Ali Motahari
The article discusses the attack on Iranian MP Ali Motahari in Shiraz, where some attackers have reportedly escaped and are being sought by authorities. The…
End of Negotiations on Monday in Switzerland; Zarif: We Will Eventually Reach a Result
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry concluded a round of nuclear negotiations in Switzerland, expressing optimism about reaching…
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…
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…
News-Making Figure of 1393 Selected by Radio Farda Audience
Radio Farda is conducting a poll to select the most newsworthy figure of the year 1393, with over 200 journalists nominating candidates. The list includes…
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…
John McCain: Republicans Stand Behind Letter to Iranian Leaders
John McCain reaffirmed Republican support for a controversial letter sent by 47 senators to Iran, warning that any nuclear deal would not survive without congressional…
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…
Reuters: Global Powers Negotiate Security Council Resolution on Iran
Global powers are negotiating a UN Security Council resolution to lift sanctions on Iran if a nuclear deal is reached. This comes amid criticism from…
John Kerry: Congress Will Not Have the Authority to Change the Iran-U.S. Nuclear Agreement
John Kerry asserted that Congress cannot alter the potential nuclear agreement with Iran despite Republican senators' threats. This statement highlights ongoing tensions as negotiations between…
What Happened to Iranian Football in 2014?
In 2014, Iranian football saw significant events including participation in the World Cup, where the national team performed admirably despite elimination. Criticism arose over officiating…
The European Union Will Host Nuclear Negotiations with Iran Next Week
The EU will host critical nuclear negotiations with Iran and world powers next week as the deadline for a political agreement approaches. Key figures include…
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…
Nuclear Agreement and Circumventing Opponents with Resolution Approval in the Security Council
Nuclear negotiations between Iran and the 1+5 group are at a critical juncture, with a focus on sanctions and their removal. Economic expert Mehrdad Emadi…
Hashemi: It is not necessary for me to be the Chairman at a critical moment
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani stated that it is not necessary for him to be the Chairman of the Assembly of Experts during a critical moment for…
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…
Republican Senators' Letter to Iranian Leaders Regarding Nuclear Negotiations
47 Republican senators issued a warning to Iranian leaders that any nuclear deal with the U.S. without Congressional approval will not endure after Obama's presidency.…
Zarif's Statements on the Possibility of Referring Iran's Nuclear Agreement to the Security Council
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif discussed the potential binding nature of the nuclear agreement being negotiated with world powers, emphasizing the role of the…
Reasons for the Jordanian Foreign Minister's Visit to Iran
Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh visited Iran to discuss regional cooperation against ISIS and the ongoing Iran-US negotiations. This visit highlights Jordan's evolving role in…
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…
Fabius: Iran's Proposed Commitments in Nuclear Negotiations Are Insufficient
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius expressed that Iran's proposed commitments in nuclear negotiations are inadequate, highlighting ongoing issues in the talks. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad…
Optimism Expressed by Iran and Europe Regarding Nuclear Negotiations Outcome
Iran and EU officials express optimism about the progress in nuclear negotiations, with both sides acknowledging the need for a good agreement. The next round…
Zarif Accuses Netanyahu of Distorting 'Historical Realities'
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of distorting historical facts regarding Iranian Jews during an NBC interview. Zarif emphasized…
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…
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…
IAEA Team to Visit Tehran Next Week
The IAEA is sending a team to Tehran for discussions on Iran's nuclear program, with a technical meeting scheduled for March 9. This visit is…
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…
Netanyahu in America: Nuclear Agreement with Iran Threatens Israel's Security
Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the U.S. Congress, asserting that the nuclear deal with Iran poses a significant threat to Israel's security. His remarks come amid ongoing…
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…
Iran's Nuclear Negotiation Team Heads to Montreux, Switzerland
Iran's nuclear negotiation team has traveled to Switzerland for discussions with U.S. and European officials, aiming for significant progress in the ongoing nuclear talks. Key…
Addiction Treatment Center for Children to Open Next Year in Tehran
The Iranian Rial faced significant devaluation in 2014, ranking second among 27 currencies, while negotiations regarding sanctions are set to intensify next week. Additionally, a…