Rouhani says US has no choice but to lift sanctions
Iran wants the United States to remove all sanctions before it accepts an invitation to talks.
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Iran wants the United States to remove all sanctions before it accepts an invitation to talks.
Friday, 19 February 2021 9:53 AM [ Last Update: Friday, 19 February 2021 11:18 AM ] Activists from Code Pink stage a protest in front of US Treasury Department demanding the lifting of sanctions on Iran. Iran’s foreign minister has urged the Joe Biden administration to unconditionally lift all sanctions imposed on Iran under former US president Donald Trump after the US retreated from some of Trump’s anti-Iran measures. “US acknowledged Pompeo’s claims re Res. 2231 had no legal validity,” Zarif wrote in a tweet on Frida...
China’s partnership with Iran is strategic and conservative: if the latter comes to represent an obstacle to its interests, China most likely won’t hesitate to oust Iran.
How Biden Could Truly ‘Fix’ the Iran Nuclear Deal Fred Fleitz © Carlo Allegri/Reuters Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif sits for an interview with Reuters in New York, N.Y., April 24, 2019. According to press reports, Iranian officials have given the Biden administration seven preconditions to meet before Tehran will join new talks on resuming compliance with the provisions of the deeply flawed 2015 nuclear deal known as the JCPOA. These preconditions appear to be a ploy to bully Biden administration officials, who are desperate to rejoin the JCPOA, into ente...
Cohen Criticizes Kochavi’s Confrontational, Counterproductive Comments Uri Cohen 01/31/2021 Israel’s military Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi’s controversial speech from last week was still making headlines on Sunday, as the nation’s top intelligence official, Mossad chief Yossi Cohen, joined other security officials in criticizing the general’s remarks. Cohen, according to the Israeli daily Yediot Acharonot, believes Kochavi’s words were out of line, and that his position, while broadly accurate, should not have been articulated so publicly or directed so bluntly at President Joe ...