In the letter, the signatories remind the Biden administration of the power of Congress to re-impose sanctions on Iran, which again points to the duality of US stance on Vienna talks.

Iran says it is ready to continue negotiations with the remaining signatories to the 2015 nuclear deal as long as necessary, as the third day of the new round of these negotiations is about to start in Vienna.

Iran says there is consensus among the nuclear agreement's remaining parties that the US is the main culprit behind the deals' current situation.

Yemeni armed forces and allied Popular Committees fighters have made major advances in Ma’rib, establishing control over the strategic Naja region.

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Iran’s foreign minister says the Islamic Republic welcomes negotiations to restore the nuclear deal, but rejects talks just for the sake of talks.

Former Prime Minister Najib Mikati is reportedly set to be designated to form a new government in crisis-ridden Lebanon next week.

Syrian Kurds have reportedly expressed readiness to engage in negotiations with the Damascus government after Moscow said it is ready to facilitate such talks.

People and the Polls asks Iranians whether they think the new president should continue negotiations to revive the Iran deal.

Iran’s parliament speaker says the IAEA will no longer access images of the country’s nuclear sites because a three-month deal between the two sides expired on Saturday.