European officials say a deal is needed to contain Iran’s nuclear program, but U.S. strikes may have given Tehran new incentive to develop an atomic weapon in secret.

Iran is quietly resuming indirect nuclear talks with the US despite strong opposition from hardliners, The Telegraph can reveal.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has signed a new law halting his country's cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The step has drawn criticism from the US.

Netanyahu floats reviving normalisation with the kingdom but Riyadh views state as an increasingly destabilising force

Even the prospect of civil war cannot be ruled out,' an expert tracking growing violence in the West Bank told Newsweek.

Iran says its nuclear program is for civilian energy purposes, and so peaceful. But it had enriched uranium to a near weapons-grade level, and well beyond what is needed for energy, putting it close to developing a bomb if it opted to do so.

Iran could start enriching uranium again within "a few months", says the IAEA.