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Tehran rules out prisoner swap for man accused of spying for Israel
Rare move as wheat prices soar globally and Tehran tries to steer economy hard hit by sanctions
Borrell seeks middle ground over terrorist designation on Revolutionary Guards in move to revive deal
Not long ago, most women in the desert city would have worn full Islamic covering. Not any more
Muscular speech by commander comes as talks stall with global powers over nuclear deal
Diplomatic efforts stall over Tehran’s demand that Washington removes terrorist designation on Revolutionary Guards
British-Iranian Anoosheh Ashoori also freed as London pays debt related to undelivered tanks
Assurance potentially removes obstacle that had complicated attempts to revive nuclear accord
Negotiations have been ‘paused’ but could deliver an easing of severe US sanctions as Tehran counts the cost of unrest
Revenge attack follows alleged killings and raises tension amid bid to revive nuclear talks
Josep Borrell cites ‘external factors’ in wake of Russian push for guarantees over sanctions
Gulf state acts as intermediary at request of Washington and Tehran as negotiations reach crucial stage
EU envoy brokering Vienna talks warns of crunch time as negotiations move past expert level
Moscow seeks to ensure that sanctions imposed over Ukraine invasion do not impede its trade with Tehran
Western officials suggest progress made at reviving 2015 accord with world powers
Some are hopeful trade will pick up as western officials say Vienna negotiations are in their final stretch
Foreign minister Hossein Amirabdollahian seeks assurance that Washington will not abandon JCPOA accord again
Western diplomats warn time is running out to save accord designed to stop development of atomic weapons
Carmakers among those to suffer as government imposes energy restrictions on manufacturing plants
Tehran seeks to expand links with Russia and China amid tensions with US
Iran feels emboldened in Vienna nuclear talks but inflation is fuelling public discontent
More than two years after his assassination by US, regime sees commander as way to win over younger generations
Intransigence in Tehran and anxiety in Washington are raising fears that efforts to revive the accord could be derailed
Officials alarmed by brain drain from doctors and university graduates planning futures abroad
Iran’s president forecasts economic rebound and little changed crude sales
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