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Iran's chief nuclear negotiator says Tehran and the six world powers will resume talks on its nuclear program "in the near future."Saeed Jalili said Thursday that a new round of talks could take place either before or after elections in Iran next month. Jalili was speaking a day after he met with EU Foreign Policy Chief Catherine Ashton in Istanbul to see if the sides had enough common grounds to restart negotiations.Jalili said: "We discussed how we could bring the differing views closer to each other."The United States and its allies fear Iran's nuclear program could lead to producing atomic weapons. Iran says it is seeking nuclear capabilities for energy and medical applicationsThe last round of talks in Almaty, Kazakhstan concluded last month without a breakthrough....
Despite international sanctions and increasing isolation, there is a relatively new class of super-rich in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Mehrdad Emadi, an economic ...
President Obama on Friday rejected news reports that claimed he was disappointed about the international community not imposing further sanctions on Iran .Speaking a...
Google will start translating Farsi, the native language of Iran, into English, the Internet giant announced Friday. The move is intended to help spread news and inf...
TEHRAN, Iran -- There's a Persian saying used to describe an under-the-radar political effort: "Driving at night with the lights off." Allies of embattled President...
Is Israel considering a military option in Iran?
John McCain told FOX News that he didn't think President Obama was doing enough to show his support for fair elections in Iran and civil rights for Iranians after a ...
Fmr. Sen. Robert Torricelli, (D-NJ), joins the Judge to talk about who's on and off the State Department's list of terrorist organizations.
A prominent Iranian human rights lawyer has gone on a hunger strike to protest her detention in solitary confinement on suspicion of spreading propaganda against the...
Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer on how the unrest in Iran, Honduras and Nigeria may impact the global economy.
Pro-democracy advocates took to the streets of Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz and other cities in Iran on Monday, just days after the Islamic Republic celebrated its 32nd a...
Fox News's Courtney Friel weighs in on the most controversial Web moments.
Republican senator sounds off on issues Hillary Clinton will face if approved as secretary of state
Signs on currency exchange shops in Tehran explained why the doors where temporarily shut: Waiting to see if former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani would seek to ...
Iranian election authorities say several new high-profile politicians including hardliners, reformists, and allies of outgoing President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have reg...
When many struggling families in this eastern Iranian city take stock of outgoing President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's legacy, it's not about the oratory full of bluster ...
The Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Rep. Ed Royce discusses North Korea, Iran and Syria with James Rosen
The man who wants to be the next president of Iran sits in a hotel lobby, steps from his office and thousands of miles away from the country he wants to lead, a dist...
Iran's state radio says candidates can begin to register for municipal council elections scheduled for June.The councils have little power. But unlike in parliamenta...
Duquesne University Professor Kent Moors on the growing tension with Iran.
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