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U.S. Calls Iran and Saudi Arabia Talking to Ease Tensions A Good Thing
On 5/4/21 at 5:16 PM EDT
President Joe Biden s top diplomat has said that talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia geared toward easing tensions in the Middle East would be a welcome development, as Washington pursues its own diplomacy with Tehran in order to reinvigorate a multilateral nuclear agreement.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken would not confirm widespread reports of quiet talks held between regional rivals Tehran and Riyadh, but told the
Financial Times on Tuesday that, if they re talking, I think that s generally a good thing. Talking is usually better than the alternative. Does it lead to results? That s another question, he said. But talking, trying to take down tensions, trying to see if there s a
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May 04, 2021
Flurry Of Diplomatic Contacts Fuel Iran Nuclear Deal Speculation
A U.S. return to the deal would be the biggest and most controversial foreign policy initiative in the early months of Joe Biden s presidency.
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In this May 3, 2021, photo, Britain s Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, right, and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken speak at a news conference at Downing Street in London. A flurry of diplomatic activity and reports of major progress suggest that indirect talks between the U.S. and Iran may be nearing a conclusion. That s despite efforts by U.S. officials to play down chances of an imminent deal that would bring Washington and Tehran back into compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal. (Chris J. Ratcliffe/Pool Photo via AP)
Iranian regime set to address deep internal divisions
Dr. Majid Rafizadeh
May 04, 2021 23:28
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, right, listens to his FM Mohammad Javad Zarif prior to a meeting in Tehran, Iran, Nov. 24, 2015. (AP Photo)
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When the Iranian regime assumed power following the events of 1979, the theocratic establishment was mainly governed by one political faction: The Islamic Republican Party, ruled by the founder of the regime, Ayatollah Khomeini. Almost all political leaders were united under the leadership of the supreme leader at the time.
However, after the death of Khomeini, new political parties began emerging and labels such as “reformists,” “moderates,” “pragmatists” and “principlists” began circulating in media outlets. These became a popular way to characterize Iranian politicians domestically and internationally.
Iran accuses Israel of sabotaging nuclear site, vows revenge 04:09
Tehran (CNN)Iran s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif has vowed revenge against Israel after an apparent attack on an Iranian nuclear site caused a blackout at the facility over the weekend.
The incident threatens to undermine recently revived diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran to revive the 2015 nuclear deal.
Newly inaugurated centrifuges at Iran s Natanz facility, a centerpiece of the country s contentious nuclear program, appeared to have been badly damaged in Sunday s incident, which Tehran has described as an act of nuclear terrorism.
Israel s army chief hinted at possible Israeli involvement in the attack in comments on Sunday. Several Israeli media outlets, quoting unnamed intelligence sources, said Mossad, the national intelligence agency, was behind the operation but offered no other details.
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