Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has lambasted the British premiership’s “utter hypocrisy” over its accusatory remarks about Tehran’s peaceful nuclear program.

This edition reviews the takes of the Leader of Islamic Revolution on nuclear activity.

Iran’s nuclear program continues to flourish despite years of economic and political pressure by the United States and its allies.

Israel's Hayom daily claimed in its front-page article on Thursday that the Israeli military was drawing up plans for an attack on Iran’s nuclear program.

Ali Mohammadpour, an Iranian philanthropist, has become the first person to endow large pieces of his private land to Iran’s nuclear industry, a move that came after the assassination of a senior nuclear scientist.

Pundits believe a decisive approach and revenge seems fairly needed in light of assassination of prominent Iranian physicist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.

Iran’s representative to Vienna-based international organizations says Saudi officials should stop engaging in blame-shifting if Riyadh is down the path of developing nuclear weapons.

Syria’s UN envoy says Israel poses the biggest threat to the Middle East peace and security by possessing nuclear and chemical weapons in its arsenal.

International human rights lawyer Edward Corrigan says Saudi Arabia’s covert nuclear activities amid its anti-Iran accusations are hypocritical and dangerous.

A US envoy arrives in South Korea to renew stalled nuclear talks with North Korea, hours after it issued a statement saying it has no intention of sitting down with the United States.