
NUCLEAR ENERGY
US, allies to violate JCPOA: Poll
The majority of respondents to a Press TV poll believe that Iran’s nuclear agreement will be violated by the US and its allies.

The majority of respondents to a Press TV poll believe that Iran’s nuclear agreement will be violated by the US and its allies.

An Indian company claims it has been given assurances by Iranian energy officials to be allowed back to a large gas field in the Persian Gulf.

Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner signed a law on Wednesday to ban police from using excessive force.

Syrian government troops repel another attack by Takfiri terrorists.

The death toll from a series of explosions in China has risen to 50, authorities say.

China devalues the yuan for the third straight day, raising new fears that the measure could bring a fresh wave of price weakness to the West and trigger a currency war.

Iran’s top nuclear official says the country will continue research and development (R&D) activities in the field of nuclear energy.

Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif says terrorism and extremism know no border, urging collective regional measures to fight the two phenomena.

Senator Bernie Sanders has surged to a lead over Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, a new poll shows.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood calls for peaceful protests on the second anniversary of Rabaa and Nahda killings.

At least 15 Afghan policemen are killed in an attack by Taliban militants.

An explosion outside a mosque in Kashmir injures at least 9 people, authorities say.

The long-standing US foreign policy in the Middle East has been to topple governments opposed to Western dominance.

The president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) thanks Iran for its humanitarian aid to Yemen.

At least 62 people have reportedly been killed and 200 others wounded in a bomb attack in Iraq's Sadr City.

Germany voices skepticism over a recent deal on the Greek financial crisis.

People in Indian-controlled Kashmir protest against the killing of a 23-year-old man by Indian security forces.

The top US Army general says the Pentagon should consider embedding soldiers in Iraq if the battle against ISIL does not improve.