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Iran–U.S. Nuclear Talks Enter a Decisive Third Round in Geneva
PoliticsAs the third round of indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States begins, the diplomatic atmosphere is charged with urgency, caution, and high stakes. The path ahead appears difficult but navigable. If handled with technical precision and political realism, it could prevent a costly escalation and stabilize an increasingly volatile region.
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Pezeshkian to Trump: Speak About Iran With Evidence
PoliticsIranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, speaking at a meeting in Iran’s Mazandaran province, addressed recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump and responded to claims about unrest in Iran.
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Iran–Oman Ministers Meet in Geneva
PoliticsThe third round of nuclear negotiations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States has begun in Geneva, preceded by consultations between the foreign ministers of Iran and Oman—once again underscoring Muscat’s mediating role in the diplomatic process.
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An Autopsy of a Psychological Operation in Iran’s Competitive Opposition Market
PoliticsAmid a wave of security-related rumors circulating in Persian-language media in recent days, the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK) Organization of Iran claimed yesterday that, during an armed clash in Tehran, 100 of its members—who were allegedly preparing a terrorist operation to eliminate senior Iranian officials—were killed.
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Pezeshkian: A Positive Outlook Seen in the Path of Iran–U.S. Talks
PoliticsIran’s president has said there are encouraging signs in the course of indirect talks between Tehran and Washington, noting that the process could help ease tensions and remove key obstacles facing the country.
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IAEA Chief Likely to Attend Third Round of Indirect Iran-U.S. Talks
PoliticsRafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, is expected to attend the third round of indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States in Geneva.
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Araghchi Holds Phone Call with Iraqi Counterpart
PoliticsIran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, held a telephone conversation late Sunday with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein.
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The Shadow of War and America’s Game
PoliticsAt a time when negotiations are underway even as the shadow of war looms heavily, and the United States has deployed its largest and most advanced military hardware to the region since the 2003 invasion of Iraq, some observers in Iran and abroad believe that the main objective is to exert maximum psychological pressure in order to strengthen Washington’s hand at the negotiating table and extract the greatest possible concessions from Tehran.
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Araghchi to Trump: We Do Not Surrender Because We Are Iranian
PoliticsIran’s Foreign Minister responded tonight to Donald Trump’s reported curiosity about why Iran has not surrendered despite the military hardware surrounding it, asking: “Are you curious to know why we do not surrender? Because we are Iranian.”
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Pezeshkian: Talks Show Positive Signs
PoliticsIn a message that quickly drew regional and international attention, Masoud Pezeshkian said the latest round of negotiations had produced “encouraging signs,” signaling potential diplomatic movement amid longstanding tensions.
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Oman Confirms Iran–U.S. Talks to Be Held in Geneva on Thursday
PoliticsAmid ongoing media speculation over the timing and venue of renewed contacts between Tehran and Washington, Muscat has officially confirmed a new date—one that could mark a fresh phase in one of the most complex diplomatic files in recent years.
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No Halt in Ship Movements to Iranian Ports
PoliticsThe Secretary-General of the Iranian Shipping and Related Services Association has stated that commercial vessels continue to operate from all import ports toward Iran.
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Student Gatherings at Tehran Universities: Protests Permitted, Violence Prohibited
PoliticsFollowing student gatherings at several universities in Tehran marking the 40th day since those killed in the January 2026 protests in Iran, parts of the capital’s higher education institutions witnessed sit-ins and student assemblies for a second consecutive day.
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The Likelihood of a Military Attack on Iran
PoliticsRecent developments in relations between Iran and the United States have entered a phase that can no longer be described merely as political pressure or diplomatic bargaining.
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Phone Call Between IAEA Director General and Iran’s Foreign Minister on Iran–U.S. Talks
PoliticsThe Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and Iran’s Foreign Minister held a phone call to review the latest developments related to the indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States.
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On the Brink of War or a Historic Retreat?
PoliticsGiven the current buildup and deployment of American military assets in the region, it would be surprising if war does not break out. The United States and Iran now stand on the brink of confrontation—a conflict that Iranians say, if it begins, will be full-scale, regional, and prolonged.
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An Important Update on the U.S. Military Buildup for Upcoming Operations
PoliticsAfter an intense surge of activity over the past few days, the relative calm this morning is meaningful.
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Iran and Qatar Foreign Ministers Hold Phone Talks
PoliticsIran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Qatar’s Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani held a telephone conversation to discuss the latest regional and international developments.
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Araghchi to Trump: Speak With Evidence on Casualty Figures
PoliticsSeyed Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s Foreign Minister, responded early Saturday on the social media platform X to recent remarks by Donald Trump. Trump had claimed that during the recent unrest in Iran, a large number of people were killed “in a short period of time,” adding that he felt “very bad” for the Iranian people and alleging that they had been “living in hell.”
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What Does Washington’s Escalating Rhetoric Toward Tehran Signal?
PoliticsOver the past two days, a notable convergence has emerged between the harsher tone of officials in the United States, major American media outlets, and statements by Donald Trump directed at the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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Araghchi: Military Buildup Around Iran Is Unnecessary and Ineffective
PoliticsAmid reports of increased U.S. military presence in the Middle East, Iran’s foreign minister has stated that Tehran’s nuclear dispute cannot be resolved through force, describing any military buildup around Iran as “unnecessary and ineffective.”
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Three Iranian Engineers Arrested in Silicon Valley Over Alleged Trade Secrets Theft
PoliticsU.S. federal prosecutors announced that three Iranian engineers working in Silicon Valley have been charged with conspiracy to steal trade secrets from several technology companies, including Google, drawing attention to data security concerns in the tech sector.
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Iran and Egypt Agree to Fully Restore Diplomatic Relations
PoliticsIn a significant development in Middle Eastern diplomacy, Iran and Egypt have reached a final agreement to fully restore diplomatic relations and reopen their embassies in each other’s capitals—an accord that officials say is now only awaiting a formal public announcement at an agreed “zero hour.”
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What Would Happen if the United States Attacked Iran?
PoliticsA U.S. attack on Iran would not be a limited event. Such an action would increase regional instability, raise the risk of a broader military confrontation, disrupt global energy markets, and deepen political instability at the international level.
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Nuclear Negotiations at the Center of Tehran’s Consultations with Moscow and Beijing
PoliticsKazem Gharibabadi, Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs, announced that he had met with the ambassadors of China and Russia in Tehran.
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U.S. Media Ramps Up War Rhetoric
PoliticsIn recent hours, a coordinated wave of reports from U.S. and Israeli media outlets has intensified speculation regarding a potential military strike on Iran, framing the current situation as a “final warning” over Tehran’s nuclear program.
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Iran-Russia Joint Naval Drill Concludes
PoliticsThe joint maritime exercise between the Navy of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Russian Federation Navy has officially concluded following a farewell ceremony for the Russian helicopter carrier, “Stoiky.”
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Iran and Russia Conduct Successful Joint Counter-Piracy Drill
PoliticsSpecial operations units from the Islamic Republic of Iran Navy (IRIN), the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy (IRGCN), and the Russian Navy have successfully executed a high-stakes vessel liberation exercise as part of their ongoing joint maritime maneuvers.
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Tehran Cemetery Chief: We Have Prepared a Burial Ground for U.S. Troops
PoliticsAmid recent domestic unrest and escalating geopolitical tensions between Iran and the United States, the CEO of Tehran’s Public Cemetery (Behesht-e Zahra) held a press conference to address controversial claims regarding the management of casualties and the preparation of burial sites for foreign combatants, while stating Iran has prepared a burial ground for U.S. troops.
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Baghaei Condemned Israel’s Seizure of Palestinian Lands in the West Bank
PoliticsThe spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the action of the Israeli regime in seizing Palestinian lands in the West Bank.