The IAEA is yet to make a statement about the meeting, which will not include a visit to Iranian nuclear sites.

Iran's Minister of Communications, Sattar Hashemi, told the FT that the Islamic Republic had faced its "most extensive" ...

Tehran considers the recent ceasefire with Israel a temporary pause in an ongoing war, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards ...

Iranian authorities have arrested and hanged multiple people accused of spying for Israel during the arch-rivals' 12-day war ...

In an unexpected statement, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-e Ravanchi, has said that the country is willing to accept certain restrictions on its nuclear programme in exchange for lifting ...

In the early days of the war, Gonjeshke Darande, a hacking group widely regarded as aligned with Israel, also burned $90mn ...

The deputy head of the International Atomic Energy Agency is headed to Iran on Monday, the first visit by an official from ...

TEHRAN, Aug. 11 (Xinhua) -- Iran is ready to accept certain limitations on its nuclear program in return for the removal of sanctions, but deems it "nonnegotiable" to end its uranium enrichment ...

There are no plans to visit any nuclear sites until we reach a framework, and [our] bilateral cooperation will not begin,’ ...

The regime says these are the result of gas faults or create other fictions to hide the truth. It does not want to show ...

On its face, the decision seems to be a lose-lose proposition.

The Islamic Republic is attempting to rearm its former top militia, Hezbollah, and is exerting pressure on Beirut.