Iran has rejected multifront nuclear pressure from the United States and European countries amid sanctions threats.

The Trump administration has dismissed Iran’s demands for compensation for damages to its nuclear sites during June’s ...

Currently, China appears to be the only nation willing to supply Iran with advanced weaponry. However, Beijing is proceeding ...

In a renewed bid to defuse tensions and revive diplomacy, Iranian and European diplomats met in Istanbul on Friday to discuss ...

Under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the Iran nuclear deal agreed in 2015, sanctions can be reimposed on Iran's ...

Laura James from Oxford Analytica warns that nuclear negotiations with Iran are drifting towards more conflict in the longer ...

Iran says it is ready to engage in talks with the United States, but only if Washington takes meaningful steps to rebuild trust ...

Iran plans to hold nuclear talks with European nations this week in Turkey. The discussions, set for Friday in Istanbul, will ...

Amid a power struggle among Iranian elites, those advocating negotiation over confrontation may increasingly have the upper hand, analysts say.

The evidence suggests that Iran was very close to a possible deal with the U.S. when the negotiations were exploded by the bombing campaign. Moreover, at least two diplomatic paths forward were ...

The talks between Iran and some of the remaining members of the 2015 nuclear deal, which the U.S. withdrew from in President Donald Trump's first term, are expected to take place in Istanbul.

The terms of the nuclear agreement require the State Department to update Congress on Iran’s compliance every 90 days. Tillerson’s letter noted that Iran is meeting the deal’s requirements.