The administration of US President Joe Biden has reversed two measures adopted by his predecessor Donald Trump against Iran and offered to rejoin negotiations with the Islamic Republic and other parties to a nuclear agreement Washington left over two years ago.

President Hassan Rouhani has rejected the possibility of adding anything to the already negotiated nuclear agreement.

Carnegie Europe urges Europe to ditch its passive attitude regarding the Iran-US dispute over the 2015 nuclear agreement.

To revive diplomacy over the Iran nuclear deal, the European Union should take

Iran says it will end its implementation of the Additional Protocol before the end of February if its interests under the nuclear deal are not met.

Foreign Minister Zarif says the US should honor its nuclear deal commitments instead of “spouting off” about the issue.

On this edition of Hashtag Trending, we take a look at Iran’s nuclear deal: Tehran’s stance, Washington’s position, and the Europeans’ response to the developments.

Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif criticizes the Biden administration’s delay in rectifying the US' wrongs done to Iran under former president Donald Trump.

Beijing calls on the remaining parties to the Iran nuclear deal to pressure the US to re-enter the deal.

Tehran has dismissed the possibility of bilateral talks with Washington as “unnecessary.”