Iranian Diplomats New York
- All
- News
-
US Bars Iranian Diplomats From Costco, Luxury Shopping In New York
The Donald Trump administration has barred Iranian diplomats based in or visiting New York from accessing wholesale stores such as Costco or purchasing luxury goods in the US without approval from the State Department.
-
Washington, New York On High Alert After US Bombs Iranian Nuclear Sites
The New York Police Department (NYPD) announced enhanced deployments to religious, cultural, and diplomatic sites throughout the city.
-
US Eases Restrictions On Iranian Diplomats' Movements In New York
The United States said Thursday it was easing draconian restrictions imposed by Donald Trump's administration on movements of Iranian diplomats accredited at the United Nations, headquartered in New York City, as part of a bid to reduce tensions.
-
US, Iran Diplomats Meet At UN On Sanctions, Syria
US Secretary of State John Kerry was meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in New York on Tuesday to discuss implementation of the Iran nuclear deal and ways Tehran can use its influence to end Syria's civil war, officials said.
-
Barack Obama pledges diplomacy with Iran, puts onus on Hassan Rouhani
President Barack Obama said today the United States was ready to engage diplomatically with longtime foe Iran but put the onus on the new Iranian president to prove he is serious about pursuing a nuclear deal.
-
Iranian diplomat detained for three months without lawyer, say sources
A senior Iranian diplomat linked to Iran's reformists, who has been detained at Tehran's notorious Evin Prison for three months, has been denied access to his attorney for the entire time, sources familiar with the case told Reuters on Monday.
-
Iran says 'terrorist sect' attacked its diplomat in New York
Iran blamed on Thursday "a terrorist sect" for accosting a senior Iranian diplomat in New York and condemned the United States for deciding to remove the group, the Mujahadin-e Khalq (MEK), from a U.S. list of foreign terrorist organizations.
-
Europe takes bold step toward a ban on Iranian oil
European countries have taken their boldest step so far in the increasingly tense standoff with Iran over its nuclear program, agreeing in principle to impose an embargo on Iranian oil, French and European diplomats said on Wednesday.
-
US Bars Iranian Diplomats From Costco, Luxury Shopping In New York
The Donald Trump administration has barred Iranian diplomats based in or visiting New York from accessing wholesale stores such as Costco or purchasing luxury goods in the US without approval from the State Department.
-
Washington, New York On High Alert After US Bombs Iranian Nuclear Sites
The New York Police Department (NYPD) announced enhanced deployments to religious, cultural, and diplomatic sites throughout the city.
-
US Eases Restrictions On Iranian Diplomats' Movements In New York
The United States said Thursday it was easing draconian restrictions imposed by Donald Trump's administration on movements of Iranian diplomats accredited at the United Nations, headquartered in New York City, as part of a bid to reduce tensions.
-
US, Iran Diplomats Meet At UN On Sanctions, Syria
US Secretary of State John Kerry was meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in New York on Tuesday to discuss implementation of the Iran nuclear deal and ways Tehran can use its influence to end Syria's civil war, officials said.
-
Barack Obama pledges diplomacy with Iran, puts onus on Hassan Rouhani
President Barack Obama said today the United States was ready to engage diplomatically with longtime foe Iran but put the onus on the new Iranian president to prove he is serious about pursuing a nuclear deal.
-
Iranian diplomat detained for three months without lawyer, say sources
A senior Iranian diplomat linked to Iran's reformists, who has been detained at Tehran's notorious Evin Prison for three months, has been denied access to his attorney for the entire time, sources familiar with the case told Reuters on Monday.
-
Iran says 'terrorist sect' attacked its diplomat in New York
Iran blamed on Thursday "a terrorist sect" for accosting a senior Iranian diplomat in New York and condemned the United States for deciding to remove the group, the Mujahadin-e Khalq (MEK), from a U.S. list of foreign terrorist organizations.
-
Europe takes bold step toward a ban on Iranian oil
European countries have taken their boldest step so far in the increasingly tense standoff with Iran over its nuclear program, agreeing in principle to impose an embargo on Iranian oil, French and European diplomats said on Wednesday.
