The president had earlier signalled that he will pull out of the pact by the deadline unless it is revised, but he faces intense pressure from European allies not to do so.
In a statement carried by the state-run IRNA news agency, the Foreign Ministry said Iran “will not accept any change in the deal, neither now nor in future,” adding that it will “not take any action beyond its commitments.”
Washington: US President Barack Obama on Friday signed into law a bill that gives Congress the right to review a potential deal on Iran's nuclear programme.The legislation would give Congress the power to review a
Washington: The US House of Representatives approved a bill mandating congressional review of any agreement that Washington and five other world powers reach with Iran regarding its nuclear program, media reported on Friday.Adopted last week
New Delhi: The United States has cautioned India and other countries to not to actively engage with Tehran before the nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers is signed.US Under Secretary Wendy Sherman said on
United Nations: The world powers are "closer than ever" to clinch a "good comprehensive deal" with Iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon but some key issues still remain unresolved, US Secretary
Washington: President Barack Obama on Friday left open the door to "creative negotiations" in response to Iran's demand that punishing sanctions be immediately lifted as part of a nuclear deal, even though the initial agreement
Tehran: Iran would be able to return to its current level of nuclear activities if the West withdraws from a nuclear deal that is to be finalised in June, the country's foreign minister said on
Tehran: Iran will not give up an iota of its nuclear rights in the run-up to a possible comprehensive deal with other powers, senior Iranian nuclear negotiator Abbas Araqchi said Saturday, media reported.Araqchi made the
Jerusalem: Israel's prime minister harshly condemned the international community's nuclear deal with Iran on Sunday while Saudi Arabia remained conspicuously quiet, reflecting the jitters felt throughout the Middle East over Iran's acceptance on the global
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