AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 23 (DID) – The top diplomats of Iran and Iraq reviewed regional and international developments in a phone conversation that included updates on ongoing nuclear negotiations between Tehran and Washington.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 23 (DID) – In a key regional diplomatic exchange, Iran’s top diplomat discussed preparations for the next round of nuclear talks with his Omani counterpart.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 22 (DID) – Jordan has stated that its territory will not be used for any military action against Iran, according to remarks cited by state television.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 22 (DID) – US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff says President Donald Trump is “curious” as to why Iran has not yielded under mounting US threatening rhetoric.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 21 (DID) – Iran’s Foreign Minister and Qatar’s Prime Minister and Foreign Minister discussed regional and international developments in a phone call, emphasizing continued coordination to advance diplomatic efforts.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 18 (DID) – The second round of the Iran-US nuclear negotiations in Geneva concluded with both sides reaching a general understanding on key principles—an outcome that opens the door to drafting a possible agreement.
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) – Nancy Pelosi’s recent statements confirm that decades of US sanctions have failed to change Iran’s political structure while imposing high economic costs on ordinary citizens.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 15 (DID) – Tehran has lashed out at recent remarks by Nancy Pelosi, who revealed that US sanctions against Iran are aimed at torturing ordinary citizens.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 14 (DID) – America’s forgotten wars show that a military confrontation with Iran would be Longer, costlier, and more unpredictable than Washington admits.
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. 09 (DID) – A closed-door session of Iran’s Parliament has held to review the latest developments in negotiations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States, with Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi in attendance.
