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The U.S. State Department recently removed Cuba from its list of state sponsors of terrorism. Iran Nuances conducted an interview with Jorge Lefebre Nicolás, the new Cuban Ambassador to Tehran,...

By: Jafar Sherdoost In a world increasingly fragmented by conflict and distrust, a gathering in Lisbon aims to rekindle a vision that once inspired hope for global harmony. Iranian Foreign...

Sometimes, history doesn’t just repeat itself—it surprises us. Picture this: Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Majid Takht Ravanchi, walking the halls of power in Riyadh, shaking hands with his Saudi counterpart,...

The outcome of the United States presidential election reverberates far beyond its borders, with profound implications for nations worldwide. A number of countries could feel the impact as directly and...

On October 26, 2024, Israel conducted attacks on a number of military targets within Iran, marking the first instance in which Tel Aviv officially claimed responsibility for a direct military...

Recent developments in the Middle East have drawn attention to the intricate web of diplomacy and military engagement involving key players such as the United States, Israel, Iran, and various...

By Jafar Sherdoost Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair recently labeled Iran as a destabilizing actor in the Middle East, saying that Iran is the “origin of the instability” in...

Recent developments in West Asia, particularly Israel's attacks on Gaza and Lebanon and the escalating tensions with Iran, have diverted public attention from the 2024 U.S. presidential election, especially in...

The relations between Iran and Egypt have historically been complex, shaped by a myriad of geopolitical, cultural, and historical factors. Recent developments indicate a renewed interest in enhancing bilateral ties,...

The recent inaugural meeting between Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Kazan marks a significant point in the relationship between Iran and India. As both...