Similar Posts
Tehran Dismisses European Parliament Resolution Against Iran as Legally Baseless
The European Parliament’s recent resolution criticizing Iran’s human rights practices, particularly regarding women’s rights, has drawn strong condemnation from Iran’s Foreign Ministry. Marzieh Afkham, Director General of the Human Rights and Women’s Affairs Department, described the resolution as irresponsible and lacking legal basis, asserting that Iran’s judiciary operates independently and fairly. She rejected foreign interference in Iran’s judicial matters, defended the role of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) in national security, and warned that disrespect towards the IRGC would provoke a strong response. Afkham urged the European Parliament to engage positively and uphold international obligations for peace and stability.
Iran Faces Pivotal Negotiation Challenges Amid US Double Standards
As Donald Trump begins his second term, the global community is closely watching his approach to Iran following his previous “maximum pressure” campaign. Analysts, including Riccardo Alcaro from the International Affairs Institute, suggest that Trump may exert more control over Iran policy this time, potentially allowing for negotiations. While his administration still includes hardliners, Trump’s newfound openness could facilitate a significant agreement. Europe’s role may also be crucial, as nations like Germany, France, and the UK seek to maintain stability. The outcome of these dynamics will be pivotal for regional stability and US-Iran relations moving forward.
Iran Stands Firm: Rejects ‘Dishonorable’ Negotiation Tactics, Says Spokesperson
Iranian government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani declared that the country will not partake in “dishonorable” negotiations, particularly concerning its relations with the U.S. While open to discussions with European nations, Iran remains resolute against talks it deems unworthy. Her remarks follow ongoing tensions with the Trump administration, which has reinstated a “maximum pressure” campaign after withdrawing from the nuclear deal and imposing economic sanctions. Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei also emphasized that past experiences prove negotiating with the U.S. is neither wise nor honorable, reinforcing Iran’s cautious approach to diplomacy.
President Asserts Iran’s Future Should Be Independent of Foreign Influences
In a recent address in Bushehr, President Masoud Pezeshkian stressed the importance of self-reliance for Iranians, urging citizens to take control of their destiny and resist foreign influences. He emphasized the need for resilience and empowerment, declaring that external factors should not dictate Iran’s future. Pezeshkian encouraged a belief in local capabilities, challenging the notion that success is limited by outside forces. He also underscored the crucial role of youth in driving change, urging them to acquire skills and determination to overcome challenges. His message inspires a vision of an independent and proud Iran, capable of achieving progress on its own terms.
Tehran Stands Ready: Iran’s Defense Readiness Amid US Strategic Decisions
Amid rising tensions between Iran and the U.S., Brigadier General Nozar Nemati of Iran’s Army Ground Forces asserted that the military is prepared for any scenario to defend the Islamic Republic’s ideals and borders. U.S. President Donald Trump revealed he sent a letter to Iran’s Supreme Leader proposing negotiations, while warning of military action if discussions fail. Iran quickly dismissed the letter as a psychological tactic. Additionally, Iran’s Foreign Minister accused Israel of inciting the U.S. into conflict. As the U.S. increases economic pressure on Iran, the situation remains precarious, with both sides on high alert.