In an exclusive conversation with Firstpost, Seyed Emamian, Assistant Professor at Tehran Polytechnic University of Technology, and Co-founder of Governance and Policy Think Tank, elucidated the chall

President Trump has in recent months repeatedly emphasized two points regarding Iran: first, that he would not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon and, second, that he would prefer to achieve this through a deal rather than "bombing the hell out of it.

Donald Trump has threatened to bomb and impose tariffs on Iran if it does not make a deal with the US to ensure it does not develop a nuclear weapon. In a phone interview with NBC News, Trump said: “If they don’t make a deal there will be bombing. It will be bombing the likes of which they have never seen before.”

Trend reports. According to Majedi, Iran would be able to easily sell crude oil, petroleum products, and petrochemical goods in the European market. If the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action ...

France said Thursday one of its citizens detained in Iran has been released, leaving at least over half a dozen European passport holders still held in the country.

Trump, who in 2018 pulled the United States out of an agreement to relieve sanctions on Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear program, now says he is open to talks on a deal that could reduce the ri

This week's Farda Briefing looks at how hardliners are urging Iran’s decision-makers to greenlight the development of nuclear weapons in the new Iranian year.

President Donald Trump is threatening Iran with bombing to get to a new nuclear deal. The threat comes as the US appears to be massing B-2 stealth bombers at a strategic base in the Indian Ocean that has been used to stage strikes in the Middle East.