By the end of the week, Lebanon anticipates receiving a formal proposal from US mediator Amos Hochstein about establishing a maritime boundary with Israel, according to a tweet from the president of
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Despite having the second largest natural gas reserves in the world, Iran is currently not a major player in the global energy market. Due to numerous sanctions, increasing domestic consumption and an
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Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid termed his country’s campaign against signing a deal with Iran over its nuclear program as “successful” during a statement on Sunday. Before departing to Germany, Lapid stated,
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Iran has responded to US criticism of an EU draft proposal to save the 2015 nuclear agreement, calling it “constructive,” but Washington has not taken a favorable stance. Nasser Kanaani, a spokesperson
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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stated on Monday that the country’s nuclear program has become indigenous, and that archenemy Israel has been unable to halt its advancement via sabotage, assassination, and intimidation. Raisi
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On Tuesday, the head of EU foreign policy stated that a nuclear agreement with Iran might be struck as early as this week. At the beginning of this month, the EU transmitted
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On Monday, a Lebanese political source refuted reports that Beirut was close to reaching an agreement with Israel on the demarcation of their maritime border. Under the condition of anonymity, the source
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Iran announced on Monday that the United States administration “verbally agreed” to two Iranian demands for restoring the 2015 nuclear accord. At a press conference in Tehran, Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian stated,
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Calling on the United States to show flexibility to resolve three remaining issues, Iran’s foreign minister said Tehran will respond to the European Union’s “final” draft text to save a 2015 nuclear
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Talks in Vienna earlier this month to restore its 2015 nuclear deal yielded results but did not fully address Tehran’s expectations, Iran’s foreign ministry stated. “Considerable progress” had been made during several
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