Iranian deputy seeks Araqchi inquiry

The article discusses the disputes within the Iranian parliament regarding the management of Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, particularly concerning the scope of his mandate to conduct direct negotiations with the United States. A request for questioning Araqchi has been filed by conservative deputies, amidst debates over the legality and appropriateness of such a move given regional tensions and the need to maintain ongoing negotiations. The disagreement also reflects conflicts over the extent of the Foreign Ministry's authority to control communications with Washington, and whether these communications have exceeded permitted boundaries. The ongoing debate centers on the significance of questioning him and its potential impact on Iran's bargaining position. So far, the request has not been officially forwarded to the presidium and remains in the preliminary procedural stage. Some experts warn that internal tensions could weaken Iran's negotiating capacity.

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