Washington describes the “maximum pressure” policy on Iran as a failure, but continues the same policy with a new approach.

After the US departure from the nuclear agreement, Europe undertook 11 commitments to safeguard Iran's JCPOA interests in areas such as oil sales, insurance, aviation, shipping and industrial cooperation, none of which have been fulfilled so far.

Iran’s foreign minister says the US behavior is the reason behind Iran’s suspension of its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal.

Washington is reportedly coordinating its policy on Iran nuclear agreement with the deal’s number one enemy: Israel.

Iran says its agreement with the IAEA is in accordance with the parliament’s nuclear law.

Iran’s ambassador to international organizations in Vienna has said no one is entitled to neglect the full implementation of the parliament’s nuclear law.

Iran has informed the IAEA of its decision to end the voluntary implementation of the Additional Protocol.

As the future of the nuclear deal hangs in the balance, the signatories to the deal have begun to take contrasting positions.

The US has been pursuing a hostile policy toward Iran since the Islamic Revolution of 1979 because Tehran has refused to bow to American diktats, says John Steppling.

Iran’s foreign minister urges the US to unconditionally lift all sanctions on Iran as US has retreated from some anti-Iran steps