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Secretary of state says US will engage while maintaining pressure
US national security adviser warns of a ‘very strong response’
US president open to a military confrontation against Tehran if needed
Europe and US rebuke Tehran after it says it will stop complying with parts of 2015 deal
As Islamic republic faces worst economic outlook in years, people in Tehran prove resilient
Donald Trump’s tightening squeeze on Tehran helps push inflation towards 40 per cent
Foreign minister Zarif proposes exchange with inmates in US, Germany or Australia
Disaster effort highlights widening social activities of group branded a terrorist organisation by the US
MPs plan to ‘condemn’ American move, parliament speaker says
It is not clear what designating the force as terrorist is meant to achieve
Elite force wants to exploit vacuum in energy sector created by US sanctions
Moderate was main interlocutor with Europeans and others trying to keep nuclear deal alive
Forty years after the Islamic Revolution, Tehran’s Shia axis is all but complete
The FT's Middle East editor Andrew England reflects on the celebrations in Tehran of the 1979 Islamic revolution
Street celebrations 40 years after revolution fail to mask sense of crisis
President Rouhani strikes defiant note on revolution anniversary
Tehran’s thespian revival hurt by sanctions and government crackdown
Outsider Laya Joneydi celebrates legal victory against US after rising to vice-president
Europe’s staunch backing for the nuclear accord helps bring calm to Islamic republic
Government under mounting pressure on economy after sharp fall in rial
Hassan Rouhani says his country does not want war, sanctions or bullying
Erdogan’s attempt to stop assault on Idlib fails to sway Russia and Iran
Centrist president defends record as legislators blame him for fallout from US sanctions
Rising inflation fuels protests as televised ‘economic disruption’ trials begin
MPs vote for removal of Masoud Karbasian as public anger mounts over state of economy
