Us sanctions on iran
Iran war, Hormuz disruptions drive first drop in global fossil fuel emissions since 2020 - report
Global fossil fuel emissions are projected to fall 0.4% in 2026, the first drop since 2020, partly as the Iran war cut oil and gas use. Researchers warn the decline is unlikely to last.
How purchases of sanctioned Iranian jet fuel were disguised by Myanmar
Bessent: Iran in 'death throes,' US allies will support efforts to economically 'asphyxiate' IRGC
US sanctions are hurting Iran, but economic collapse alone may not topple regime, expert says
Iran tanker in Gibraltar can leave when ready, U.S. legal block looms
An Iranian tanker detained in Gibraltar for breaching EU sanctions could be allowed to leave on Friday, though a last minute U.S. legal bid to halt it could yet end up back in court
Is the Trump doctrine really just the 'spite Obama doctrine?' - analysis
The question this raises is how many major decisions - such as dealing with North Korea, China, or even leaving Syria and embracing Israel - are driven by personality.
Rouhani: Iran will increase uranium enrichment to whatever levels needed
"At the current crossroads, economic war is the main field for the enemy to confront us," Major General Hossein Salami was quoted as saying.
Germany-Iran trade collapses under U.S. sanctions - report
Data from the German Chamber of Commerce showed that trade volumes between Iran and Europe's largest economy were down 49% over the first four months of the year compared to the same period in 2018.
US Secretary of State Pompeo: Trump does not want war with Iran
Iran said on Monday it would breach curbs on its stock of low-enriched uranium in 10 days.
Iranian minister: Country circumvents sanctions, yet admits difficulties
Namdar Zanganeh said that "the US has reached an 'evil maturity' in tightening the noose on Iran's economy," according to Radio Farda.
Rouhani rejects talks, says Iran faces U.S. 'economic war'
"Today's situation is not suitable for talks and our choice is resistance only"
U.S. sanctions are limiting Iran’s ability to fund Hezbollah – report
Speaking to several Hezbollah officials, The Washington Post revealed how the Lebanese terrorist group has been forced to make cuts.
What happened to Iran’s 'hardliners?'
The “moderate” and “hardliner” narrative was trotted out by the Iranian regime and its explainers abroad while much stayed the same at home in Iran
Iran gives Europe sixty days to step up to demands
Full-court press by Iranian diplomats seeks to sell its new threats internally and externally.