Iran negotiations
US is not ready for 'equal and fair' nuclear negotiations, Iran's Abbas Araghchi claims
"The US cannot expect to gain what it couldn't in war through negotiations," FM Abbas Araghchi said during a Tehran conference on Sunday.
The start of the post-war game: Iran has five weeks to create new nuclear deal – analysis
Iran preparing for Israeli, US strikes, building up air defense systems - FT
Why is Iran obstructing the prisoner deal? - opinion
Iran deal will foster and fund terrorism, Netanyahu tells Jewish Agency meeting
PM blasts planned Gaza flotilla, asks why supporters aren’t going to Syria.
Historic Iran talks in final act
US willing to extend talks by a few days, but by no more; Iran parliament passes critical bill limiting possible concessions; political and technical gaps remain.
On my mind: Nuclear Protocol
Tehran’s consistent failure to comply has been noted regularly in quarterly IAEA reports and statements by Yukiya Amano, the UN nuclear watchdog agency’s director.
Iranian cleric: Obama wants nuclear deal in order to become 'the hero of America'
Amad Khatami claims if nuclear deal does not pass, Obama will fall into crisis.
Kerry leaves hospital, fit to fly for "critical" Iran nuclear deadline
Less than three weeks before deadline, US negotiators believe the talks will likely come down to the wire.
Iran says concerned over cyber-security of nuclear talks
Tehran requests to be informed about investigation results.
Swiss investigating house of suspected Iran nuclear talks hackers
Authorities confirm computers were seized days after investigation first launched.
![Cyber hackers [illustrative]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/253020 "Cyber hackers [illustrative]")
US official: Next round of Iran nuclear talks 'pretty tough'
Among key issues yet to be resolved are the sequencing of sanctions relief for Iran and establishment of monitoring and verification measures to ensure that agreement will not be violated.
Former Mossad chief: Iran using Obama's desire for deal to extort concessions
"Their patience is much greater than the patience of western negotiators. They will exhaust the Americans, they will squeeze them," Shabtai Shavit says.
United Nations to begin talks with Syrian groups in hopes to end conflict
Other key world powers would also be consulted, but not the militant groups Islamic State or Nusra Front, which are classified as "terrorist organizations."
