Tehran says if Washington ends sanctions, the sides can 'certainly and quickly' finalize agreement; says its decision to disconnect IAEA cameras was 'proportionate and decisive'

Measures taken against alleged front companies for Iranian petrochemical firms, but Washington reiterates it is committed to diplomatic solution to nuclear issue

As it retools for a more dangerous world after invasion of Ukraine, Europe increasingly sees in Jerusalem a valuable ally on defense, energy, food security and more

Value of rial has plummeted by more than 4.4% since the start of June, reaching 332,000 to the US dollar

In an interview with the Telegraph, prime minister calls on global community to ramp up pressure, saying 'Iran’s nuclear program won’t stop until it’s stopped'

Tehran's nuclear agency head Mohammad Eslami says UN watchdog 'exploited by illegitimate regime,' has had 'reputation destroyed'

IAEA censure of Islamic Republic gives opponents of return to agreement even more ammunition, while angering Iran, which responds by shutting off 27 cameras at its nuclear sites

IAEA head says loss of equipment at nuclear sites poses a 'serious challenge' to monitoring efforts, calls situation 'very tense'

Iranians inform IAEA they will install two new cascades of advanced IR-6 centrifuges at underground Natanz nuclear facility; move comes as agency votes to censure Tehran

Resolution urging Tehran to fully cooperate with IAEA a sign of growing Western impatience; measure largely symbolic though and unlikely to impact long frozen talks to revive JCPOA