U.S. Lifts Ban On ZTE Over Alleged Iran Sanctions Violations

The U.S. Department of Commerce on July 13 lifted a ban on U.S. companies selling equipment to Chinese telecom giant ZTE, allowing the company to resume business.

Trump, May Discuss Russia, Iran, 'Very Strong' U.S.-U.K. Relationship

U.S. President Donald Trump says he has urged Britain to maintain pressure on Iran and agreed with Prime Minister Theresa May that Tehran must never possess nuclear weapons.

Israel Interceptor Missile Shoots Down Drone At Syrian Frontier

Iran Has No Intention To Leave Syria, Top Official Says

Dissident Activist Disappears, Lawyer Says Possibly Murder

An Iranian dissdent activist who was involved in anti-government protests last December and January has disappeared without a trace. Her lawyer says murder cannot be ruled out.

Iran Will Leave Syria, Iraq Only If Baghdad, Damascus Want It, Aide To Khamenei Says

Argentina Asks Russia To Arrest Iran Official Over 1994 Bombing

US Official Links Economic Protests In Iran To Sanctions

Trump Says Iran Will Seek Fresh Deal As Looming Sanctions Weigh On Economy

Pompeo Presses Europe To Get Tough On Iran

Long-Jailed Iran Former Deputy PM Dies Aged 86