Newspapers in Iran urge the newly elected president Ebrahim Raisi to deliver his proises to disillusioned masses, but that will depend on lifting of US sanctions.
Iran's foreign ministry said a committee had been formed to examine a draft text on steps to revive the JCPOA, which had been prepared by negotiators in Vienna.
Analysts warn Iran's new president Ebrahim Raisi that if he does not bring decisive change social violence and political fractures may soon emerge in the country.
Diplomatic sources close to the Iran nuclear talks in Vienna say one sticking point between Tehran and Washington is US sanctions on Ali Khamenei and 128 individuals around him.
The final results of Iran's election was announced and turnout at 48.8 percent was the lowest in the past four decades with more than 4 million void ballots.
Hardliners in Iran were frustrated by low turnout in the June 18 presidential election and were blaming the Rouhani administration for various mishaps.
While hardliner Ebrahim Raisi is set to win Iran's lackluster presidential election, there is a serious issue with the new Iranian president being under US sanctions.
What do Iran's presidential candidates say about the country's foreign policy and relations with the United States or the future of Iran's nuclear deal? Not much.
