The Islamic Republic of Iran today is a Shiite Islamic republic with a Sunni minority under a theocratic regime which is ruled by President Hassan Rouhani since 2013. Historically, it is home to some of the world's oldest civilizations including the Persian empire. Since the 1979 Islamic revolution Iran has become more and more conservative.
The United States has imposed sanctions on Iran previously as nuclear talks were under way.
The principles are interesting because Iran is laying them openly on the table. They also seem to represent a view closer to Khamenei.
Technical experts on each side are already meeting up to discuss specific, concrete solutions and terms for complex problems.
From Israel's perspective, this may be a good moment for a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities.
Washington wants Iran to halt production of highly enriched uranium, which it believes is aimed at building an atomic bomb.
To the extent that parts of the story may have come from Netanyahu, this would be to explain why he has not attacked Iran’s nuclear sites.
Saudi Arabia welcomed Iran's nuclear talks with the US, saying it supported efforts to resolve regional and international disputes.
Putin has kept on good terms with Khamenei as both Russia and Iran are cast as enemies by the West.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi warned on Wednesday that Iran is “not far” from a nuclear bomb.
Araghchi said he plans to discuss issues relating to nuclear talks between Iran and the United States during his visit to Moscow,
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