The economic pressure being exerted on Iran by the United States is inflicting severe hardship on the population without materially changing the country’s core demands or preventing Tehran from challenging US operations
The Iran–US Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) emerged not from reconciliation, but from exhaustion and strategic failure by the United States and its allies. It was the product of a war that had
MoreThe authenticity of the public articulation of the stunning proposal of an alliance by Majlis speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf — ‘regional bloc’ — built around an Iran-China axis in the Middle East is not
MoreAs Washington and Tehran move toward discussions on a possible agreement to end their conflict, a central question is emerging over who will benefit most from any economic opening: the Iranian public,
MoreIran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has established covert armed cells in Iraq to carry out drone attacks against Gulf countries hosting US forces, according to eight Iraqi sources cited by Reuters.
MoreIn its report, El País examines the devastating economic consequences of the war involving Iran and the United States, showing how ordinary Iranian citizens are experiencing the conflict not only through political
MoreFor decades, governments attempting to address Iran’s growing regional influence and nuclear ambitions have relied on diplomacy, sanctions and negotiations. A detailed analysis by the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs
MoreThe United States and Iran have signed an interim ceasefire agreement aimed at ending their war, shifting international attention toward the future of the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions relief and negotiations over
MoreWho truly emerged victorious in the war between the United States and Iran? The conflict has yielded no clear answers, yet America’s friends have borne the brunt of Washington’s decisions. Iran’s retaliation
MoreA $300 billion private investment fund aimed at supporting economic development in Iran has been outlined in a framework agreement between the United States and Iran, with more than half of the
MoreIran and Russia are expected to complete the final phase of integrating their national banking payment systems within two months, a development that will allow Iranian travelers to make purchases in Russia
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