Hassan Rouhani

Every administration since Carter has reached out to "reformists." In no case did they succeed.

While in Paris, he will sign a contract to purchase 114 Airbus planes to add to Iran Air's fleet.

Make no mistake: We negotiated with terrorists, and the terrorists won.

The release of ten US sailors by Iran has been greeted as a win for Rouhani.

The decision not to provide security for the Saudi embassy until too late was a political decision.

An escalating dispute between Iran and the U.S. centers on the types of missile that the Islamic Republic is allowed to develop.

Ever since 1979, US leaders have tried to influence factions of the Iranian government, with little success.

The president will be unable to deliver on a better life for most Iranians anytime soon. The knives are coming out.

The Iranian president, visiting Italy and France, should be called out on his attacks on dissenters.

U.N. human rights investigators called on Iran to stop arresting, harassing and prosecuting journalists and other activists ahead of parliamentary elections in February.

Rouhani needs sanctions lifted quickly; Khamenei just ordered him to move slowly.

The agreement has invigorated the Iranian president's foes rather than strengthen his position.

Super-Monday sees the world's top leaders—and the U.S.'s biggest rivals—collide at the U.N.

Nuclear deal in hand and boasting that Iran saved Baghdad from falling, Rouhani projects self-confidence.

President Rouhani suggests Saudi forces are too busy in Yemen to protect Hajj pilgrims.

President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu will discuss regional security issues.

Rouhani would be the first Iranian leader to visit France since 1999.

World leaders send video messages and tweets for the Jewish new year.

How long will it take for Supreme Leader Khamenei to undermine President Rouhani's democratic reforms?

Though some may go to its military allies, the Iranian economy is starving for funds to spur job creation at home.

With the Greek and Iranian deals done, the hard work begins.

The U.S. has indicted Karl Lee for selling advanced missile and nuclear technology and materials to Iran.

Supporters of the deal face skepticism from powerful hard-liners at home.

President may take business delegation if nuclear deal clinched in first Tehran visit by western leader for years.

What to do about the price hike and who is to blame is dividing Iran's leadership.

As many as 25 women have been targeted in a wave of acid attacks in Iran in recent weeks, sparking protests and criticism of Rouhani's 'moderate' stance

Iran's eagerness to join America's anti-ISIS coalition is sending shivers through the Middle East

Rouhani says solution for stopping ISIS must come from within Middle East and eyes a nuclear deal as route to further cooperation

#FreeAmir campaign posts new video and heightens efforts to bring former U.S. Marine Amir Hekmati home as Iranian delegation arrives in New York