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Iran-US relations

Potential reformist candidate says U.S. relations possible

Iranian presidential hopeful Hassan Rohani has raised the possibility of establishing direct relations with the United States so long as national interests are not compromised.

U.S. figures call for direct talks with Iran

Thirty-five prominent former U.S. diplomats and military officials have urged the U.S. administration to make a strong effort to initiate direct talks with Iran.

Iran declares possibility of direct talks with U.S.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry says there are no obstacles standing in the way of establishing direct talks with the United States.

Obama says Iran’s future brighter with no nuclear program

U.S. President Barack Obama says Iran could face a completely different future if it stopped its nuclear program.

Obama’s Norooz wishes include diplomatic invitation to Iran

Barack Obama has sent a message to Iranians in Iran and around the world celebrating Norooz and urged Iran to take “immediate and meaningful steps” to convince the international community of the peaceful nature of its nuclear activities.

Ping-Pong diplomacy, wrestling diplomacy

Wrestling World Cup competitions in Tehran recently came to an end and, according to Iranian state media, “valiant men” of the Islamic Republic lifted Americans with their hands and hurled them to the ground. They also defeated the Russians in Freestyle Wrestling and became “world champions.”

Iranian diplomat says sanctions could impede nuclear talks

Iran’s representative at the United Nations has warned that the intensification of sanctions on Iran could disrupt the progress of international talks over Iran’s nuclear activities.

Supreme Leader stresses Iran doesn’t want nukes

Iran’s Supreme Leader says if Iran wanted to build nuclear weapons, the U.S. would not be able to prevent it.

Ahmadinejad offers condition for U.S. talks

The Iranian president says if the U.S. “stops aiming a gun at the people of Iran”, he will personally begin talks with that country.

Kerry wants serious commitment from Iran

John Kerry, the new U.S. Secretary of State, says the world community is ready  to respond appropriately if Iran shows it is serious in resolving its nuclear disputes.