IAEA: Iran Honoring its Commitment Under Interim Agreement
Latest UN report indicates Iran is honoring its commitment not to expand atomic activities while it negotiates with West.
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Latest UN report indicates Iran is honoring its commitment not to expand atomic activities while it negotiates with West.

The gun wasn't his, no gunpowder traces - and why did he abruptly end his vacation? Question marks hover over Alberto Nisman's 'suicide'.

Presidential palace comes under canon fire as Houthis demand control to give their backers Iran domination, and a way to cut off Israel.

Military source claims IAF thought it was targeted low-level Hezbollah operatives - instead senior terrorist, Iranian general both killed.

Special memorial erected in Tehran's Jewish cemetery highlights different perceptions of 'Jews' and 'Zionists' in Iran, locals say.

Report: convoy with Hezbollah flags fire in the air near Metula during funeral for jihadists killed in IAF airstrike.

Colleague states that Alberto Nisman was a 'confident man' who was likely murdered to protect Argentina's reputation. Special interview.

Iranians protest outside the French embassy in Tehran, calling for the ambassador be expelled because of a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed.

IDF mum on Iron Dome deployment along border, as Israel braces for possible retaliation from Hezbollah for airstrikes.

Iran's long history of overseas operations, as well as recent violence between Hezbollah and Israel may suggest Iran killed Nisman.

Hezbollah says Israeli strike that killed six terrorists also killed six Iranian soldiers; Iran confirms general among the dead.

Israeli foreign ministry expresses 'sorrow' over Alberto Nisman's mysterious death, hours before testifying over alleged gov't cover-up.

Nisman, found dead hours before hearing accusing Argentine president of Jewish center bombing cover up, had been threatened.

Alberto Nisman accused Argentine president and senior officials of covering up lethal attack on Jewish center to improve Iran ties.

Mark Kirk and Robert Menendez revise their Iran sanctions bill so that it gradually imposes sanctions if no deal reached by July 1.

Iran and major powers to meet again next month after making limited progress in weekend talks, say diplomats.

Hezbollah's woes worsen as Newsweek report claims Lebanese terror group on the verge of bankruptcy after oil prices plummet.

Iran’s Foreign Minister says a deal on his country’s nuclear program can be reached only if global powers stop pressuring Tehran.

President Obama says he will veto proposed bipartisan legislation to impose new sanctions on Iran so long as negotiations remain underway.

Senator Bob Corker says lawmakers plan to press ahead with Iran sanctions package, despite Obama's objection to the idea.

Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian, detained in Iran for months, has been indicted over unknown charges.

Secretary of State John Kerry and Iran's foreign minister hold "substantive" meetings in Geneva about Tehran's nuclear program.

Secretary of State John Kerry arrives in Geneva to meet his Iranian counterpart for nuclear talks.

Iran and the United States to explore ways to give impetus to nuclear talks in a meeting in Geneva on Wednesday.

Saudi King Abdullah, 91, is in worsening medical condition, posing the question of succession and what it will mean for Israel.

An Iranian court Wednesday ordered the government to halt the activities of WhatsApp, the IRNA news agency reported.

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister says the next round of nuclear talks will be held in Geneva on January 18.

Republicans say the Senate will vote within weeks on a bill to impose more sanctions on Iran, despite Obama's objection.

Major government official says Houthi militias are closing in on Yemen, which is already suffering for attacks from Al Qaeda.

Iran rejects draft law that would give greater powers to Iran's police to enforce women's compulsory wearing of a face veil.

Pro-Iranian militias in Yemen appear to be tightening their grip on the country - even taking over its national bank.

Almost 400 people hospitalized with problems caused by heavy air pollution in Tehran, with nearly 1,500 others requiring treatment.

Both Washington and Tehran rush to reject Iranian news agency's claim of a prisoner swap deal.

"I never say never," says President Obama when asked whether he could envision opening an embassy in Iran.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu says PA statehood bid 'puts Israel's future in peril' in meeting with Indiana governor.

Revolutionary Guards Corp officer Brigadier General Hamid Taghavi had been serving as a 'military adviser'; ISIS claims responsibility.

At Cabinet meeting, PM addresses Iranian and PA threat to Israel while criticizing the UN for its hypocrisy and double standard in response.

Iran's military published photos of soldiers on Israel's border with the message: 'with Allah's help, we will trample their bodies.'

Palestinian soccer team cancels a match with Iran, causing rumors that the cancellation was instigated by Gulf countries.

Speaking to Lindsey Graham, PM vows to reject PA dictate at UN, calls for stronger sanctions on Iran to block nuclear weapons.

Iran tests out a new weapon meant to bring death from the skies on land, air and sea targets, as part of massive 6-day drill.

Iran holds massive military drill including farthest reaching naval exercises, in likely gesture for allied Houthis conquering Yemen.

Iran has started censoring images posted on photo sharing app Instagram, removing content deemed "offensive".

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is confident that an agreement can be struck with world powers over Iran's nuclear program.

Analysts agree radical drop in oil prices due to Saudis flooding market in attempt to crush Iran as US not stopping its nuclear program.

At a public ceremony Monday, Iran unveiled a monument dedicated to Jewish soldiers killed in the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq War.

Hamas representative says a recent visit by a Hamas delegation to Iran "opened a new chapter" in relations between the two.

Iran has continued to meet commitments under an interim nuclear agreement, says UN's atomic agency.

France and Britain tell UN that Iran has not demonstrated sufficient flexibility in nuclear talks with six world powers.

Iran's deputy foreign minister says he had "very useful and helpful" negotiations with major powers. Talks to continue next month.

Saudi Arabia reportedly demands that Hamas stop its rapprochement with Iran in exchange for help in lifting the "siege" on Gaza.

Iran condemns hostage taking in Sydney cafe, which was carried out by an Iranian citizen.

Iran will resume negotiations with world powers in Geneva next week, says deputy foreign minister Abbas Araqchi.

Iran says "assassination" of Ziad Abu Ein proves Israel's "criminal nature". Washington, meanwhile, calls for a "fair probe".

The falling price of oil is an international plot by Western countries to denude the Islamic world of its greatest asset, Iran said.

UN diplomats say Iran may be violating sanctions by llicitly stepping up purchases for its heavy water reactor in Arak.

GOP candidate Mike Huckabee tells Dr. Joseph Frager what America should do about Iran, what it isn't doing about anti-Semitism.

A Hamas terrorist delegation arrived in Iran Monday to discuss repairing ties - strained as a result of Syrian civil war.

Khamenei office official boasts that Obama is 'knocking on every door' just to meet Hassan Rouhani, and that it 'demonstrates strength.'

Correspondent stationed in Tehran since 2008 arrested in July on unspecified charges, is still in custody. Family: Iran breaks its own laws.
