Tag - European E3
The United States and the European Troika (E3) submitted a draft resolution to this week's Board of Governors meeting, demanding the Agency's access to Iranian nuclear sites that were subjected to aggression by the US and the Zionist regime during the 12-day war.
News ID: 2477 Publish Date : 2025/11/19
Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) Mohammad Eslami says the European troika, comprised of France, Britain and Germany, continues a bullying behavior against Iran and is adamant about taking further provocative moves against the country over its civilian atomic issue.
News ID: 2429 Publish Date : 2025/11/17
The American media outlet reported that the status of Iran's nuclear program—including the unknown conditions and location of its high-enriched uranium stockpile following the aggressive attacks by the US and Israel on its atomic facilities—will be a topic at the upcoming IAEA Board of Governors meeting. Citing diplomats, the report states that Western countries are set to draft new guidelines for Agency inspectors' monitoring in Iran.
News ID: 2402 Publish Date : 2025/11/15
Iran's Permanent Representative to the IAEA warned against the destructive moves by the United States and the three European countries (E3) at the upcoming Board of Governors meeting.
News ID: 2396 Publish Date : 2025/11/15
The senior Russian diplomat expressed doubt about the European E3 's ability to play a positive role concerning Iran's nuclear program.
News ID: 2354 Publish Date : 2025/11/12
Russia's Permanent Representative to International Organizations in Vienna said the failure of talks to revive the Iran nuclear deal was due to fundamental mistakes and unreasonable actions by Western countries.
News ID: 2176 Publish Date : 2025/11/03
It appears that the European Union has been largely sidelined from global developments, and, regarding Iran, it has diminished its own role in the nuclear file more than ever.
News ID: 2073 Publish Date : 2025/10/29
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor
What Should We Expect Next?
Should we brace for the worst-case scenarios as a key determinant in politics? Or can one afford to take solace in the current frozen calm that defines Tehran’s standoff with the West — and by extension, with Israel?
News ID: 2047 Publish Date : 2025/10/28
Iranian Parliament Speaker says the joint stance of Iran, Russia, and China underscores a unified rejection of Western pressure and marks a turning point in affirming Iran’s nuclear rights.
News ID: 1987 Publish Date : 2025/10/26
Iranian Parliament Speaker termed the failed attempt by the US and three European countries to trigger the snapback as the manifestation of a changing global order no longer shaped by unilateral decisions.
News ID: 1957 Publish Date : 2025/10/23
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared that the so-called snapback mechanism to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran has not been activated, stressing that UN Security Council Resolution 2231 has officially expired and that all related restrictions on the Islamic Republic have been fully lifted.
News ID: 1845 Publish Date : 2025/10/19
Germany’s new foreign intelligence chief has described Russia as a direct threat to the EU, warning its “icy peace” with the bloc could escalate into “heated confrontation” at any moment.
News ID: 1745 Publish Date : 2025/10/14
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Iran welcomes cessation of the Israeli regime’s genocide in the Gaza Strip, while advising serious caution in light of multiple instances of Tel Aviv’s betrayal of previous agreements.
News ID: 1678 Publish Date : 2025/10/12
Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov strongly condemned Western efforts to reimpose sanctions on Iran, describing them as “repulsive” and part of a deliberate strategy to block dialogue and cooperation between Tehran and Washington.
News ID: 1625 Publish Date : 2025/10/09
Editorial - By Jalal Khosh-Chehre – Chief Editor, Borna News Agency
Ambiguity, Pressure, and Threat: The Strategic Logic Behind the “Washington–Europe” Policy Toward Tehran
The essence of the joint “Washington–Europe” approach toward Tehran is built upon ambiguity, pressure, and threat — a strategic model operating under the dual framework of “negotiation (agreement) or confrontation (war).”
News ID: 1597 Publish Date : 2025/10/08
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman, Esmaeil Baghaei, strongly criticized the move by the three European countries to trigger the snapback mechanism, emphasizing that the action “creates no legal obligation for UN member states to implement sanctions against Iran.”
News ID: 1560 Publish Date : 2025/10/06
The Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with the chairman and members of the Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission to discuss the latest developments in Iran’s foreign policy and diplomatic initiatives.
News ID: 1550 Publish Date : 2025/10/06
Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said that while messages have been exchanged between Tehran and Washington — directly, indirectly, or through intermediaries — no new conditions have been communicated by the United States. He also underlined that the Cairo Agreement can no longer serve as the framework for Iran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
News ID: 1535 Publish Date : 2025/10/05
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has warned that bowing to the West’s unlawful sanctions would erode international law and called on countries to resist.
News ID: 1500 Publish Date : 2025/10/04
Iran and Russia have condemned the move of the United Kingdom, France, and Germany to invoke the so-called snapback mechanism and reinstate United Nations sanctions on Tehran, slamming the action as “illegitimate, unlawful, and politically motivated”.
News ID: 1496 Publish Date : 2025/10/04