AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 16 (DID) – The indirect talks between Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States will be held at Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman in Switzerland on Tuesday.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 16 (DID) – Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei has said that removal of sanctions is an inseparable and integral issue for Iran.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 15 (DID) – As nuclear talks resume in Geneva, the central question is no longer whether Iran and the US can reach a deal, but whether Washington is prepared to demonstrate the political will required to restore trust.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 15 (DID) – Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi has strongly warned against another war waged on Iran by the United States.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 15 (DID) – Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi held a phone conversation Saturday evening with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein as part of Tehran’s ongoing consultations with regional counterparts.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 14 (DID) – Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein has expressed support for the indirect talks between Iran and the United States held in Oman, while voicing concern over regional developments.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 14 (DID) – Moscow, Beijing and other partners are helping to create a favorable political environment for talks between Iran and the United States, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov says.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 13 (DID) – Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi has backed the recent indirect nuclear negotiations between Tehran and Washington in Oman, stressing Islamabad’s firm support for diplomacy and peace initiatives.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 13 (DID) – The secretary of the newly-established Defense Council, Rear Admiral Ali Shamkhani, has stressed that “Our missile system is one of our red lines and not up for talks.”
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 10 (DID) – Israeli regime’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed for the United States on Tuesday.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 10 (DID) – For Iran, diplomacy with the United States must begin with a clear-eyed recognition that talks may be buying time—not for peace, but for conflict.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 10 (DID) – Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s foreign minister, discussed the latest developments of indirect Iran–US negotiations in Muscat during phone calls with the foreign ministers of Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia.
