Nuclear Deal
US envoys Kushner, Witkoff to meet with Iranian FM Araghchi on Thursday, source tells 'Post'
US negotiators will meet Iran in Geneva on Thursday for a new round of nuclear talks, with significant gaps remaining over enrichment limits and Trump's "zero enrichment" stance.
US likely to attack Iran, but Trump has not yet decided to do so, sources tell 'Post'
Khamenei's advisor visits Oman as Iran and US prepare for 'meaningful' talks
Trump, Netanyahu to shape strategy on Iran negotiations and fallback plans
Iran holds talks with EU mediator amid efforts to save nuclear deal
Iranian and Western officials have met repeatedly in recent weeks to sketch out a limited deal.
Israel won't consider a strike against Iran right before a nuclear deal - analysis
No matter what Israeli political leaders say for public consumption, they are far more willing to attack when negotiations are stalled
Iran discusses nuclear talks, defense with Russia
The meeting was originally planned for January, but both sides agreed to postpone to a later date.
Russia says it suspended nuclear pact because US was using it to help Ukraine
President Vladimir Putin announced last week that Russia was suspending its participation in New START and signed a law to that effect on Tuesday, drawing scorn from the West.
How can Iran be disarmed amid its civil unrest? - opinion
Negotiations for the return to the Iran deal have been stalled and aren't likely to continue amid the nation's civil unrest.
Iran warns window for JCPOA negotiations closing
Iran's foreign minister stressed that Iran would "move in another direction" if talks continue to be stalled.
Biden says Iran nuclear deal 'dead' but US won't announce it publicly
The surfacing of the video comes just days after the IAEA - the UN's nuclear watchdog - visited Tehran to try and renew talks regarding a nuclear pact.
Will UN action on Iranian drones in Russia kill JCPOA negotiations? - analysis
UN Secretary-General presented a neutral and passive report to the UN Security Council regarding Iran's sale of drones to Russia on Monday.
Disputed ‘morality police’ abolishment reveals media’s challenges with Iran - analysis
The Iran “morality police” story is an example of Iranian media wanting to report a story that may be part of a feedback loop.
Will the US and Iran try to revive the JCPOA after the Midterms?
Now that the midterm elections are over, and as Democrats secured a majority in the US Senate, some experts in Washington believe that the two countries might now try to jump-start negotiations.
