Mohammad Javad Zarif

Top diplomats from China, the EU, France, Germany, Iran, Russia and the U.K. believe the nuclear deal “is in the security interest of all.”

Iran says that the U.S. and Israel are attacking Syria in order to promote "terrorists" struggling to overthrow Assad.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was granted the power to go to war with only his defense chief's approval in "extreme situations."

"The evidence is not conclusive" as to whether Iran gave Yemen's Houthi rebels the missile fired at Saudi Arabia, said a former senior CIA official.

After a tumultuous weekend in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia has blamed Iran and Lebanon for potential acts of war they both deny sponsoring.

Iranian Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari blasted President Donald Trump over his decision to side with Saudi Arabia in a decades-old dispute.

Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran’s foreign minister, spoke to Newsweek about Syria, the nuclear negotiations, and who is a better negotiator, himself or Trump.

Iran's foreign minister said his country's authority came from its people, not "beautiful" U.S. weapons used by Tehran's foes.

Israel and the U.K. defended the president, while Iran, France and Sweden criticized his U.N. address.

Iran and Saudi Arabia back opposing factions in wars across the Middle East, and they cut relations entirely last year.

Despite Iran’s role in fighting the Islamic State militant group and its compliance with a 2015 nuclear deal, its citizens have been banned from the U.S.

It will be the first time that Tehran attends an international summit on the four-year-long war.

Foreign ministers from Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia arrived Sunday to make a push to meet Tuesday's deadline for an Iranian nuclear agreement.

Iran's foreign minister on Thursday suggested that a 10-year freeze on some aspects of the country's nuclear program might be acceptable.