December 2014
American Senator: Increasing Sanctions on Iran is a Priority for the Next Senate Session
Senator Mark Kirk announced that increasing sanctions on Iran will be a priority in the next Senate session, which is now controlled by Republicans. The…
Russia's New Doctrine: NATO is the Main Military Threat to Moscow
Russia's new military doctrine identifies NATO as the primary military threat, particularly in light of recent tensions over Ukraine. This doctrine suggests an increased willingness…
Russia: The Crisis of Ruble Devaluation Has Ended
Russia's Finance Minister Anton Siluanov announced that the country has overcome its currency crisis, with the ruble strengthening after recent measures including interest rate hikes.…
"Alango"; A Website for Iranian Underground Designers
Alango is an Iranian website that has been selling handmade works by Iranian designers internationally for two years. Founded by Golshid Mola, the site aims…
White House Does Not Rule Out Raul Castro's Visit to the U.S.
The White House has not ruled out the possibility of Raul Castro visiting the U.S. following the announcement of normalized relations between the U.S. and…
Iraqi on Negotiations: We Are Still Far from a Solution
Iran's nuclear negotiator Abbas Araqchi reported positive discussions with U.S. officials but acknowledged significant gaps remain in reaching a final agreement. The talks are part…
Israel: We Are Not Seeking More Sanctions Against Iran During Nuclear Talks
An Israeli official stated that Israel is not currently seeking more sanctions against Iran during nuclear negotiations but will push for stronger actions if talks…
How Iran's Nuclear Activities Will Continue Until the Next Negotiation Deadline
Iran has announced that it will continue its nuclear research and development activities for the next seven months under the Geneva agreement, with no changes…
Iran's Parliament Speaker: Nuclear Agreement Not Out of Reach
Ali Larijani, Iran's Parliament Speaker, expressed optimism about the potential for a nuclear agreement with world powers, stating that progress has been made in negotiations.…