Mohammad Javad Zarif

Iran's President Says Country Could Remain In Nuclear Deal Without U.S.

The U.S. withdrawal from the accord was a “violation of morals,” Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said.
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Opinion | Trump Vindicates Iranian Hardliners And Victimizes Ordinary Citizens

Those who said the United States could never be trusted have been proved right.
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Iran's Top Diplomat Says 'All Options Are On The Table' If U.S. Pulls Out Of Nuclear Deal

President Donald Trump set a May 12 deadline to decide what to do on the nuclear agreement.
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Obama Administration Will Hand Off Iran Portfolio To An Uncertain Future

The personal relationship between Secretary of State John Kerry and his Iranian counterpart has allowed for an informal detente. And it's about to end.
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Iran Slams Supreme Court Ruling In Favor Of Terror Victims As 'Theft'

The U.S. says that the decision bears "no relation" to the future of the nuclear agreement with the Islamic republic.
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What Happens To The U.S.-Iran Relationship Without Kerry And Zarif?

The two diplomats have boosted communication to unprecedented levels since the 1979 revolution -- but they won't be around forever.
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Kerry Negotiated Directly With Iran To Bring 5th American Home

The success of a separate agreement could give hope to the families of those still stuck in Iran.
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The American Prisoners Just Left Iran. But Kerry Almost Got Them Out Months Ago.

"We actually shook hands, thinking we had an agreement," the secretary of state said.
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