
What Operation Economic Outcast means for Iran, and for everyone trading with
Washington has launched a global campaign to cut off Iran's remaining trade, and its central message is aimed at third countries: keep doing business with...

Iran bets on China to blunt Trump’s economic offensive
China’s refusal to bow to US sanctions has raised hopes in Tehran that Beijing could blunt Washington’s new economic offensive, but a debate inside Iran...

Iran parliament advances controversial bill that could criminalize foreign contacts
Iran's parliament approved an amended section of a bill aimed at countering foreign influence on Tuesday, setting out definitions for foreign governments, foreign agents and...

Will Operation Economic Outcast Bring Iran to Its Knees?
Military might and diplomacy have failed, so Trump is launching an economic D-Day.
What will happen if Iran, Egypt, Bangladesh join Mecca Joint Defense Agreement? - analysis
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan’s new defense pact is already attracting interest from Bangladesh, Egypt, and Iran. But expansion could reshape regional security, alliances, and...

Iran’s oil exports near zero as Persian Gulf flows recover
Iran’s ability to export fresh crude has fallen close to zero under the US maritime blockade, according to Kpler, just as Washington begins targeting the...

Iran or the dollar? US makes an example of Banque Misr
The US has opened a new front in its economic campaign against Iran by threatening to cut a major third-country bank out of the dollar...

Iran keeps finding gas. Getting it out is the problem
Iran has announced another major gas discovery, but with the world’s second-largest reserves already beneath its soil, Tehran’s problem is not finding gas but finding...

Who speaks for Iran? Rezaei’s threats fuels divide over war and diplomacy
Mohsen Rezaei’s threats to halt Iranian oil exports, target countries cooperating with the United States and comments suggesting a possible nuclear shift have triggered a...
US Treasury revokes 'critical node' of Iranian access to US dollars in latest Tehran sanctions
The new sanctions come two days after the Treasury cracked down on what it called “far-left terrorist networks.”

War or deal? Rezaei begins to define Iran’s price
Mohsen Rezaei on Friday set out four Iranian conditions for an agreement with the United States, another sign that the former IRGC commander who once...

Iran shrugs off US economic war as analysts sound alarm
Iranian officials have dismissed Washington’s “Economic D-Day” as another failed attempt to cripple the country, but analysts inside Iran warn that an economy weakened by...

US targets Egyptian bank in first strike of economic war against Iran
The US Treasury moved Friday to cut the UAE branches of Egypt’s Banque Misr off from direct access to the US financial system over alleged...

Iranian mother to be executed after arrest at January protests
The Islamic court claimed Abolhasani set fire to a supermarket during the protests. She was arrested Jan. 8.

Tehran mosques used to surveil, shoot at January protesters
Iranian security forces used mosques across Tehran to deploy personnel, monitor protesters and support operations during the January crackdown, evidence obtained by Iran International shows.