US-Iran ties

US president’s visit to Israel and Saudi Arabia came amid Iran-US talks to revive the accord

Iran, EU agreed to resume stalled talks to revive 2015 nuclear deal

US withdrawal and its reimposition of sanctions prompted Iran to begin violating its core nuclear limits

Official says the sanctions not related to efforts to revive the nuclear deal

Tehran says ballistic missiles are capable of reaching its arch-foe Israel and US bases in the region

European and US officials accuse Tehran of making new demands and of reneging on the compromises 

The statement comes as Western powers question Tehran's determination to salvage the deal

2015 nuclear deal like ‘sleeping pill for’ us, says Naftali Bennett

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says US remains aware of ongoing Iranian interest in targeting American citizens

Biden allegedly said US might consider other options if nuclear diplomacy with Tehran failed

The real casualties in the ongoing conflict are the citizens of Iran and the country’s shrinking economy

Brent crude, the global benchmark, was up $1.40 at $63.22 a barrel at 1035 GMT

Sending more troops to the region might be a reasonable response to the attack, but miscalculation could wreak havoc

If Iran withdraws from the nuclear deal, responsibility would lie with the US because of its warmongering behaviour

Iran had been trying to acquire system for years to ward off repeated threats by Israel to bomb its nuclear facilities

Relations between the two sides have deteriorated sharply since Trump took office last month

Foreign Minister Javad Zarif's remarks are in reaction to US President Donald Trump's tough approach towards Tehran

Siamak Namazi, international relations expert and business consultant, was arrested as he arrived in Tehran a year ago