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Talk of Imminent Iran Deal Is “Very Premature,” U.S. Official Says
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said on Wednesday that Iran is "optimistic" but won’t cross its red lines in the Vienna talks.
With Nuclear Deal Impending, Iran and U.S. Begin Prisoner Swap
Some analysts have observed that the past and current hostage-taking actions of the Islamic Republic will continue no matter what becomes of the nuclear agreement.
Iran Lawmakers Want Guarantees that West Won’t Exit Any Revived Nuclear Deal
Iran's lawmakers also made it a condition that a return to the deal should only go ahead if all sanctions on Iran are lifted.
Iran Demanding Revolutionary Guards Be Taken Off Terror List in Nuclear Talks: Israeli PM
Bennett made clear that he feels the Biden administration inherited the nuclear crisis with Iran, just as his government did, and stressed that he doesn’t want “to play the blame game” or pick a fight with the United States.
Iran MPs Put Forth Conditions for Reviving Nuclear Deal
The letter also said a return to the deal should only go ahead if all sanctions were lifted, including those pertaining to terrorism, missile technology and human rights.
5 Things to Know About the Impending Deal with Iran
The Foreign Desk explains 5 things you should know about a Nuclear Deal with Iran
Oil Falls on Prospect of Iran Oil Sanctions Easing
The Ukraine standoff fear premium in crude is starting to fray at the edges
Iran Nuclear Deal Draft Puts Prisoners, Enrichment, Cash First, Oil Comes Later – Diplomats
Measures to be implemented in phases, diplomats say
House GOP Moves to Tank Biden’s Iran Diplomacy
The Republicans promise to oppose any agreement that lifts U.S. sanctions on Iran unless the Iranian regime has first fully dismantled all its enrichment capabilities.
Oil Slides After France and Iran Say Closer to a Nuclear Deal
France on Wednesday said a decision on salvaging Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers was just days away and that it was now up to Tehran to make the political choice, while Tehran called on Western powers to be "realistic."