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Presidential election results: Live map of 2020 electoral votes 97% of Expected Vote Estimated remaining4,539,451 Tap map for detailsHover over the map for details Battleground states 97%expectedvote in % in Iran defiant as Trump poised to make nuclear deal decision US President Donald Trump is poised to announce on Tuesday his decision whether to withdraw or stay in the Iran nuclear deal, as Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that Tehran "will overcome" any "problems" it could face in the coming months. In a social media post late on Monday, Trump said he will make an announcement at 18:00GMT on Tuesday on the future of the 2015 agreement. In response to Trump's announcement, Rouhani told reporters in Tehran on Tuesday that "it is possible that we could face some problems in the coming two to three months, but we will overcome this". Iran's Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani also said on Tuesday that the decision by Trump will only serve to unite the country to walk "on the path of the Islamic Revolution fully behind the leadership of the Supreme Leader". Al Jazeera's Zein Basrawi, reporting from Tehran, said leaders in Iran are "well aware that at this stage, the fate of the nuclear deal is out of their hands".

US Government for Kids: Two-Party System History >> US Government What are political parties? Political parties are groups of people that are organized based on their political beliefs and goals. In some cases, political parties are large powerful organizations that run much of the government. PressTV-Israeli regime lost hope in survival: Velayati A senior advisor to Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says the recent anti-Iran show by Israel’s prime minister proves that the Zionist regime has lost its hope of survival and is totally desperate. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a televised address on Monday in which he accused Iran of violating the multilateral nuclear agreement, officially known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), signed between Iran and the P5+1 group of countries in 2015. The hawkish Israeli premier claimed that he had new "proof" via captured documents that Iran had developed a nuclear weapons plan, which could be activated at any time. Ali Akbar Velayati, Ayatollah Khamenei's senior advisor on international affairs, told reporters on Tuesday that the reason behind Netanyahu’s recent remarks is that the Zionists have lost hope in being able to consolidate their control over the region.

Présidentielle et Congrès: comment se déroule l’élection américaine Les citoyens américains élisent leur président au suffrage indirect. Par l’intermédiaire des voix qu’ils donnent aux candidats, les votants élisent en fait des grands électeurs qui choisissent eux-mêmes le président et le vice-président en conformité avec la volonté populaire. Nommés par les partis politiques, les grands électeurs ne peuvent être membres ni du Sénat, ni de la Chambre des représentants, les deux Chambres qui forment le Congrès. Lire aussi: Débarrassée de l’affaire des e-mails, Hillary Clinton rebondit

Israel's double front against Iran: Military strike in the morning, press conference at night The conflict between Israel and Iran entered a new phase on Monday, which combines a number of dimensions – military and intelligence, diplomacy and public diplomacy. In the evening Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed the “Iranian nuclear archive,” tens of thousands of secret documents that reached Israeli hands by covert means. Less than 24 hours earlier, Iranian military sites in Syria were bombed from the air, in an attack once again attributed to Israel. To really understand Israel and the Middle East - subscribe to Haaretz Netanyahu is conducting a campaign to achieve two different goals. In the international arena, it seems as if he wants to give U.S.

Linking Words: Contrasting Ideas – Espresso English Linking words to help you contrast things in English Image source: FreeDigitalPhotos.net But / However Israel fighter jet crash ratchets up regional tensions Israel's intensive air raids against what it said were Iranian targets inside Syria have ratcheted up regional tensions, as Russia, a key player in Syria's long-running war, urged restraint. The Israeli army on Saturday launched "large scale" attacks inside Syria after intercepting what it said was an Iranian drone and the subsequent downing of an Israeli fighter jet, which crashed after it came under fire from Syrian air defence forces. The incidents marked the most serious confrontation yet between Israel and Iran since the civil war in Syria began in 2011.

So and Neither So and neither responses can be very difficult. Let's just focus on what we say if we agree with someone. If someone says something negative and we agree with them we can use neither. If someone says something positive and we agree with them we can use so. Neither a war will happen, nor will we negotiate: Leader - Tehran Times TEHRAN- Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei rules out the possibility of war between the United States and Iran despite heightened tensions between the two sides, saying Washington knows engaging in such a conflict would not be in its interest. Ayatollah Khamenei made the remarks on Tuesday in Tehran, meeting with the heads of the country’s executive, judiciary, and legislative branches as well as other senior officials, parliamentarians, and important figures in the country’s political, social, and cultural spheres. The Leader further said any confrontation between the US and Iran would not be “a military one,” and that “there was not going to be any war.” “The Iranian nation’s definite option will be resistance in the face of the US, and in this confrontation, the US would be forced into a retreat,” Ayatollah Khamenei said. “Neither we nor they, who know war will not be in their interest, are after war.”

Trump approved strikes on Iran but cancelled them: Reports US President Donald Trump approved military strikes on Friday against Iran in retaliation for the downing of an unmanned surveillance drone, but pulled back from launching the attacks, the New York Times reported. A US official told Associated Press that the military made preparations on Thursday night for limited strikes on Iran in retaliation for drone shootdown, but approval was abruptly withdrawn. The official, who was not authorised to discuss the operation publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity, said the targets would have included radars and missile batteries. Planes were in the air and ships were in position, but no missiles fired, when the order to stand down came, the Times cited one senior administration official as saying. The abrupt reversal put a halt to what would have been Trump's third military action against targets in the Middle East, the paper added, saying Trump had struck twice at targets in Syria, in 2017 and 2018.

IRGC general says Iran warned U.S. drone several times before shootdown - Tehran Times TEHRAN - The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) shot down a highly-sophisticated U.S. stealth drone early on Thursday after it violated Iran’s airspace. The IRGC brought the drone down by firing a surface-to-air missile at it. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, commander of the aerospace unit of the IRGC, said on Friday that the drone had received warnings for four times before being shot down.