Iran's consulate in Mumbai signals pushback against Trump’s claims, hinting at naval preparedness while US leadership asserts Tehran is seeking a nuclear deal breakthrough.
After 21 hours of talks, US and Iran step back without agreement, with Washington insisting on strict nuclear commitments and signalling Tehran must decide the next course.
Iran’s sweeping 10-point proposal has emerged as the core of US talks, with demands ranging from sanctions relief to military withdrawal shaping the next phase of negotiations.
With US troop reinforcements underway and Iranian officials vowing resistance, Trump told Republican donors Iran's leadership privately wants a deal, but is too frightened to seek one openly.
Thousands of Iranians have reportedly received a text message on their phones that read, "The US President is a man of action. Wait and see."
Ten years before he died, in 2014, as Singh demitted office as Prime Minister after a crushing electoral defeat, he remarked with a touch of bitterness, "History will judge me (more) kindly". Indeed, it will.
History will bear that the Joe Biden era goes down as amongst the more restorative, progressive, and successful presidencies, after the tumultuous, unstable, and polarising tenure of Donald Trump.
During this week's General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia proposed an amendment to an IAEA safeguards resolution in an effort to legitimize their submarine deal in the context of the NPT.
We are not in a hurry to reach an agreement, but we will not allow the negotiations to erode, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh
Tehran is now waiting for its counterparts including the US to announce their own political decisions
