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Iran's new government signals interest in Western reengagement despite sanctions and regional conflicts. President Pezeshkian faces domestic and international hurdles in his bid to end isolation.
Iran's foreign minister expresses openness to diplomacy without pressure, as US and European powers impose new aviation sanctions. Tehran denies supplying missiles to Russia for Ukraine conflict.
Iran's foreign minister denies delivering ballistic missiles to Russia, criticizing new sanctions imposed by Western powers. The Kremlin dismisses reports of arms transfers, escalating tensions.
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian visits Iraq to strengthen bilateral relations. The trip highlights Iraq's delicate balance between Iran and the US, amid ongoing regional conflicts and economic cooperation efforts.
Hezbollah launches restrained attack on Israel, potentially averting wider conflict. Both sides claim success, but regional tensions persist with Iran's response to separate incident still pending.
Iran's Foreign Minister discusses Middle East tensions with Italian counterpart, promising a calculated response to the killing of Hamas chief in Tehran. Iran blames Israel for the incident.
Top U. S. military official visits Middle East to address tensions and prevent broader conflict. Efforts focus on Gaza ceasefire and deterring Iranian retaliation amid ongoing regional instability.
Iran's parliament has approved President Pezeshkian's 19-member cabinet, including reformists and a female minister. The new team reflects a focus on consensus and marks a shift from the previous hardline administration.
Iran's parliament unanimously approves President Pezeshkian's Cabinet, a first in over two decades. Former nuclear negotiator Abbas Araghchi appointed as foreign minister, signaling potential diplomatic shifts.
China supports Iran's right to defend its sovereignty following the assassination of a Hamas leader in Tehran. The incident has raised concerns about escalating conflicts in the Middle East.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian nominates new cabinet members, including a possible female minister. The proposals face potential challenges from the hard-line dominated parliament.
President Masoud Pezeshkian nominates Abbas Araghchi, a pragmatic diplomat with extensive experience in nuclear negotiations, as Iran's new foreign minister. The announcement was made by the parliament speaker on August 11, 2024.