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Hassan Rohani is Iran's next president. What will change?

Political moderate Hassan Rohani defeated a host of conservative challengers to win Iran's presidency. His style is a sharp contrast with that of outgoing President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Global Viewpoint Why boycotting Iran’s presidential election is an act of integrity

Stalled nuclear talks fuel sharp exchange at Iran's final presidential debate

Iran's chief nuclear negotiator: we're being asked to make all the sacrifices

Iran nuclear talks in Istanbul show progress remains elusive

Opinion What could finally topple Iran's regime? Earthquakes.

Iran's presidential race: 'Wild card' entry creates dilemma for Khamenei

Ahmadinejad charges? Iranian president cited over election filing appearance

Iran stance 'puzzles' negotiators after first day of nuclear talks

Iran hails 'softer' and 'smarter' approach to its nuclear program

World powers soften toward Iran

Iran nuclear talks conclude with plans for more talks

Iran nuclear talks: Will hints of sanctions relief yield progress? (+video)

Why the Iran threat assessment may be easing – for now

Terrorism & Security Israel implies it was behind last week's airstrike in Syria, but little else is clear

Israel on airstrikes in Syria: When we say something, we mean it

Iran's Ahmadinejad says that Israel will be 'eliminated' (+video)

With latest IAEA report in hand, UN chief slams Iran for lack of cooperation (+video)

Opinion Why Israel shrugs at retaliation after attack on Iran

Why Iran, more than Russia, may obstruct US goals in Syria

Backchannels Syria's civil war and the geopolitics overtaking it (+video)

Syria civil war rages: why Hillary Clinton is focused on what comes after

Terrorism & Security Iran convenes conference on Syria, vowing to preserve the 'axis of resistance'

Iranian officials dispatched to Turkey, Syria

Details emerge on Iran's priorities in nuclear talks