Iran can rebuild nuclear facilities hit by air attacks which would delay but not ultimately destroy Tehran's disputed program, expert on US-Iran relations Sina Azodi told the Eye for Iran podcast.
European Union foreign ministers will meet on Monday for a ministerial discussion focusing on Iran, Laurence Norman of The Wall Street Journal said on X, citing a senior European Union diplomat.
US President Donald Trump favors diplomacy over war but is determined to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in an interview on Thursday.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief said on Thursday it was prepared to help Iran prove it did not seek a bomb, in comments Tehran blasted as politicized and a boon to adversaries.
The conservative Tehran newspaper Jomhouri Eslami has warned Iranian authorities that Moscow may sacrifice Iranian interests in exchange for concessions from Washington over the Ukraine conflict.
Iran has repaired damage to its air defenses from an Oct. 26 Israeli attack, a senior military official said on Wednesday, adding that Tehran would punish Israel and any power helping it strike Iran.
Iran seeks to continue talks with European powers, foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said on Tuesday, even as the prospect for negotiations with the United States dimmed.
Washington's so-called maximum pressure campaign of sanctions and mooting of military force will not force Iran to negotiate about its nuclear program, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Monday.
Tehran has reacted with suspicion to a report suggesting regional rival Saudi Arabia may mediate between Iran and US President Donald Trump, in the latest twist to a drama over whether Iran would accept Trump's overtures for a nuclear deal.
US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz on Sunday said President Donald Trump is willing to engage in talks with Iran only on condition that Tehran fully abandon its nuclear program.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that Iran is the single greatest threat to the Middle East in a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem.
Saudi Arabia is open to mediating between the Trump administration and Iran in pursuit of a new agreement to limit Tehran’s nuclear program, CNN reported on Sunday.
If Tehran fails to reach an agreement with the Trump administration before October, Israel will launch a military attack on Iran, Al-Hadath reported citing a senior European diplomat.
The United States and Israel have reached a "full understanding" on how to face Iran's nuclear program even if no deal is reached, the Al-monitor news website said citing an Israeli diplomatic source as saying.
The international community should not waste any more time and should finalize a deal on Iran's nuclear program before it is too late, the director general of the UN's nuclear watchdog said on Friday.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Thursday that if Tehran's enemies strike the country's nuclear facilities, the country's youth will be ready to simply rebuild, after reports about possible Israeli attack on the country’s nuclear program this year.
Israel is considering attacks on Iran's nuclear sites and views its Mideast adversary as vulnerable, US intelligence agencies assessed in the waning days of the Joe Biden administration, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
Negotiations between Iran and the United States remain possible if President Donald Trump adopts a less "confrontational and arrogant" tone toward Tehran, wrote the editor of a conservative newspaper founded by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Iran's Supreme Leader is unwise to dismiss nuclear talks with the United States and President Donald Trump will bring a muscular approach to confronting its Mideast foe, two US senators told Iran International on Tuesday.
Iran says it has submitted a formal complaint to the UN Security Council over comments by US President Donald Trump suggesting an ultimatum for Tehran between a military strike or reaching a new deal, saying it violates international law and the UN Charter.
In Tehran, recent speeches and statements reveal Iranian officials are on edge over the intensifying war of words between US President Donald Trump and Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Iran is terrified after losing almost all its air defenses and now would love to make a deal with the United States, Donald Trump said on Monday, adding that he would also prefer a deal with Tehran to an Israeli attack on their nuclear sites.