U.S.-Iran relations news, events & figures

Iran denies new nuclear inspection commitments after Vance claim

Iran rejected U.S. claims that it agreed to let IAEA inspectors back into nuclear sites, exposing a key dispute after talks in Switzerland.

Iranian, Israeli athletes criticize U.S.-Iran memorandum

Former Iranian wrestler Sardar Pashei and Israeli Olympian AJ Edelman criticized the U.S.-Iran memorandum as talks face timing uncertainty.

U.S.-Iran talks put on hold as DHS plans police face-scan app

Planned U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland were put on hold as fighting in Lebanon strained a new deal, while DHS plans a police facial recognition app.

Israel-Hezbollah fighting clouds planned U.S.-Iran signing

A planned U.S.-Iran signing faces early tests as Trump warns the deal is not final, Israel keeps striking Lebanon and shippers await clarity on Hormuz.

U.S.-Iran Framework Offers Relief but Leaves Hard Issues Ahead

The United States and Iran reached a preliminary framework expected to open the Strait of Hormuz, but major issues remain unresolved.

U.S.-Iran deal lifts markets, but key questions remain

A preliminary U.S.-Iran agreement sent stocks higher, but its durability depends on a Friday signing, Hormuz access and unresolved regional security issues.

Shipping Firms Cautious as U.S.-Iran Deal Targets Strait Reopening

Shipowners are cautious about returning to the Strait of Hormuz after a preliminary U.S.-Iran deal, with key security and verification details unresolved.

U.S.-Iran Framework Eases Oil Fears, but Hormuz Reopening May Take Time

The U.S.-Iran framework lifted markets and oil hopes, but the Strait of Hormuz remains slow to reopen and final talks still face major disputes.