Trump discusses Iran negotiations with Netanyahu, says US is "trying to make a deal" to avoid conflict while UN nuclear watchdog expresses concerns about Tehran's nuclear program

Diplomacy has failed to stop Iran’s nuclear program. Instead, Tehran has used negotiations as cover and as a way to gain time to advance its capabilities, as many feared would happen. What now? Opinion.

Iran has issued a stark warning to Western powers and Israel over what it calls an escalating campaign by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and its backers, ahead of a planned sixth round of nuclear talks with the United States.

US-Iran nuclear talks will shape not only Iran’s nuclear future but also the integrity of global nonproliferation norms and the broader energy security environment. After years of stalled diplomacy, US and Iranian officials are once again at the negotiating table.

The National Council of Resistance of Iran said in a press conference that the Islamic Regime is rushing to develop a nuclear weapon under a covert nuclear weapons project called the Kavir Plan with several secret sites in a largely desert province west of the Iranian capital of Tehran.

As nuclear talks falter, opposition group NCRI claims Iran has masked its warhead programme behind a fake satellite-launch programme.

A band of neoconservatives close to President Donald Trump’s administration are reportedly trying to sway the president away from brokering

The president of Iran’s nuclear energy agency said officials in that country have signed an agreement with Russia for construction of at least eight

Iran appears ready to retaliate if it faces too much pushback. It says this could be “proportionate,” although that leaves many options open.

The government regards pet dogs as a sign of Western cultural influence. They are also considered impure, in Islam. Now there is a crackdown.

Iran’s nuclear program remains a top focus for inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency, particularly as any possible deal between Tehran and the United States over the program would likely rely on the agency long known as the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog.