CNBC | As deadline looms, Iranian officials send mixed messages on Trump decertification threat CNBC A top Iranian military officer insists the country won't be pressured by U.S. threats to pull out of the nuclear deal and insists Tehran is better without it. Still, Iran's top diplomat is trying to keep the deal from collapsing and suggests "Europe ... Time to Decertify the Iran Nuclear Agreement One Very Big Reason Not to Scrap the Iranian Nuclear Deal Abandoning Iranian Nuclear Deal Could Lead to New Wave of Cyberattacks |
CNBC | If Trump scraps the Iran nuclear deal, the first loser may be Boeing CNBC President Donald Trump is threatening to "decertify" the 2015 agreement that froze Iran's nuclear program — and if he follows through, it could hurt Boeing. The U.S. aircraft maker has an agreement to sell 80 new planes to Iran Air and another 30 to ... Keep the Iran Deal, Attack the Regime Iran's Foreign Minister Has Some Things He Wants to Say to Donald Trump Russia giving cover to Iran could doom nuclear deal as Trump considers whether to certify |
New York Post | Chess player banned by Iran over hijab switches over to US Washington Post TEHRAN, Iran — A young woman banned form the Iranian national chess team, allegedly for attending an international competition without wearing an Islamic headscarf, has joined the U.S. team, an Iranian news agency reported Monday. The semi-official ... US chess team welcomes teen Iran banned for headwear | New ... |
The Drive | Iran sends tanks to border with Iraq's Kurdish region, Kurdish official says Reuters ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iran deployed a dozen tanks supported by artillery at its border with Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region on Monday, a Kurdish official said, adding that the move was a dangerous escalation in the crisis triggered by Iraqi ... Iranian Tanks Roll Up to The Iraqi Border As Embargo of Kurds Expands Iran and Iraq Hold Joint Drill Near Iraqi Kurdish Region Iran, Iraq Hold Joint Drill Near Iraqi Kurdish Region |
Foreign Affairs | How Gulf Citizens View Iran Foreign Affairs In May, in an hour-long interview aired on state television, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince and de facto ruler Mohammed bin Salman declared that dialogue with Iran was “impossible.” The Shiite republic could not be trusted, he warned, since its foreign ... |
Foreign Policy (blog) | If the US Reimposes Sanctions on Iran, Allies Will Follow Foreign Policy (blog) “We will not be able to coerce Europe, Russia, and China into shunning Iran's economy over policy interests that they do not share.” — Adam Szubin, former director of the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control. “The United States would have to threaten ... |
The Hill | Ignoring Iran's crimes against humanity bolsters ayatollahs The Hill For 40 days, 22 political prisoners staged a hunger strike in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj, 30 miles west of the Iranian capital of Tehran. Most are serving sentences for dubious political charges. In dire circumstances, they were only demanding their ... |
U.S. News & World Report | Iranian Foreign Minister Arrives in Oman for Talks U.S. News & World Report In this photo released by the state-run Oman News Agency, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, center, arrives in Muscat, Oman, Monday, Oct. 2, 2017. Zarif is visiting Oman on Monday as part of a daylong trip to speak to officials there about ... Iran's Zarif to visit Qatar amid Gulf crisis | News | Al Jazeera Iran's foreign minister says breaking the nuclear deal would prove ... Iran's Zarif to visit Qatar amid crisis |
Newsweek | Lifting Sanctions on Iran Will Put Israel in Mortal Danger Newsweek Iranian diplomats can reassure with calm words, but in the Islamic Republic it's the Supreme Leader and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps who call the shots and direct policy. And yes, that goes for nuclear policy as well. That is why it is so ... |
Judge to Iran: Pay $63M to US Marine jailed for 4 years Minneapolis Star Tribune DETROIT — Iran must pay $63.5 million to a former U.S. Marine who was jailed in that country for more than four years, according to a ruling by a U.S. judge announced Monday. Judge Ellen Huvelle of the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., on ... |