INSTEX
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Bock's visit Iran means Europe's serious move to launch INSTEX; German Official
The head of German-Iranian chamber of commerce Dagmar von Bohnstein said to ILNA news agency that Chairman of INSTEX Michael Erhard Bock's visit to Iran means Europe's serious move to launch INSTEX.
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Iran next step may be taken in 60 days; Rouhani
If the Iranian side fails to achieve results, it will take further measures with regards to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 60 days’ time, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Iran.
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Trump hates Obama's achievements not Tehran government; Political analyst
"I believe that INSTEX cannot make a difference for Iran and save Iran's economy," Political science professor said to ILNA news agency in an exclusive interview.
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INSTEX is enough to solve Iran economic problems; New Hampshire professor
A political science professor told ILNA in an exclusive Interview "I don't think INSTEX is enough to make a difference. It mainly shows that Europe is willing to work with Iran while the US will not."
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Iran starts enriching uranium to higher purity than 3.67%
Iran says it is starting to enrich uranium to a higher purity than 3.67%, as the European signatories to a 2015 agreement with Tehran miss a 60-day deadline to offset the adverse impacts of a unilateral pullout by the United States.
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Germany fears United States's outrage; Iran ex-diplomat
Former ambassador to Germany, Alireza Sheikh Attar, said German-Iranian relations haven't been in a good shape over the past several days.
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Iran goes beyond 300kg enriched uranium
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif referred to implementation of the Instrument in Support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX), saying based on the schedule Iran has gone beyond 300kg enriched uranium.
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INSTEX without capital is like a beautiful car without fuel: Iran
Iran’s ambassador and permanent representative to the United Nations called on Saturday the European payment mechanism for trade with Iran, INSTEX, “a beautiful car without fuel”, saying it’s not enough at this stage.
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Russia shows interest to join INSTEX
Russian deputy foreign minister said at the end of JCPOA Joint Commission's meeting in Vienna on Friday that his country is interested to join the Instrument in Support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) to do financial interaction with Iran.
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JCPOA signatories stress lifting sanctions as main part of deal
The participants of the JCPOA joint commission meeting in Vienna in a statement underlined the fact that lifting sanctions is the most important part of the deal and reviewed their respective commitments in this regard.