Overview

• President Trump announced fresh nuclear negotiations with Iran at the June 25 NATO summit, though scheduling remains unsettled.
• Iran’s parliament enacted a law on June 28 suspending cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency until the security of its nuclear sites is assured.
• Foreign Minister Abbas Araghtschi said Tehran is evaluating its national interests and signaled conditional readiness for talks, insisting on respectful rhetoric from President Trump.
• Washington is reportedly considering a multibillion-dollar civilian nuclear investment package to entice Iran back to the negotiating table.
• European E3 powers retain their snapback mechanism to swiftly reinstate UN sanctions if Iran fails to meet international demands.