Iran nuclear chief:

Other JCPOA parties must fulfill obligations, lift sanctions

Head of Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) Mohammad Eslami said that other parties to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) should fulfill their commitments and remove anti-Iranian sanctions.

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Publish Date:18/December/2024 | 13:40

Iran reacts to E3 claims on its peaceful nuclear program

Iran has reacted to the latest allegations made by three European countries about its peaceful nuclear program.

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Publish Date:11/December/2024 | 08:55

VP Aref visits Iran nuclear industry exhibition

Iran’s Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref visited the exhibition of nuclear industry achievements at the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI).

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Publish Date:09/December/2024 | 11:22

Iran FM doesn't rule out possibility of nuclear policy change

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi revealed Wednesday that various groups within Iran are increasingly debating a potential shift in the county's long-standing nuclear doctrine.

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Publish Date:30/November/2024 | 14:13

Iran should change nuclear policy due to current situation :Lawmaker

Iranian Lawmaker Mahmoud Nabavian has underscored the need for a shift in the country’s nuclear policy to ensure deterrence against enemies.

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Publish Date:18/November/2024 | 15:35

Lawmaker: Iran's nuclear doctrine should be revised

Following the Israeli aggression on Iran, an Iranian lawmaker called for a revision in the country's defense and nuclear doctrine.

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Publish Date:27/October/2024 | 10:08

Parliament to endorse 3-urgency plan to resume nuclear activity

EghtesadOnline: Iran's Parliament (Majlis) is to mull a three-urgency plan which mandates Iranian government to resume nuclear activities.

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Publish Date:04/December/2016 | 11:17

Shredding Iran Nuclear Deal May Be Harder Than Trump Thinks

EghtesadOnline: As a candidate, Donald Trump called the six-nation accord with Iran to halt its nuclear program “one of the dumbest deals ever” and said dismantling it would be a top priority. Now, he’s finding that ripping it up after he becomes president may not be so easy.

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Publish Date:04/December/2016 | 01:07