The United States announced new sanctions and charges Friday aimed at the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, as Washington retaliated for a strike killing three Americans in Jordan that was blamed on Iran-backed militias
In a shocking revelation, documents obtained by the Financial Times (FT) have exposed how Iran illicitly utilised Lloyds and Santander UK to move money worldwide, forming a vast sanctions-evasion scheme supported
The United States on Friday imposed sanctions targeting Iran’s ballistic missile and drone procurement programs as well as officials it said were involved in hacking US infrastructure, as Washington looks to
An IRGC-affiliated news agency has dismissed allegations suggesting that the classic Bugatti car once owned by Iran's former Shah has been sold to address budget shortfalls. Fars News Agency stated that in 1959
Iran's state television has announced a controversial plan to allow the parliamentary election candidates to place campaign ads on TV for hefty amounts of cash. The March 1 election is strictly limited to ultraconservative
Scheduled for March 1, the Iranian regime is set to conduct sham elections for both its parliament and the Assembly of Experts. Due to Ali Khamenei’s health conditions, there’s a widespread belief that the
The World Economic Forum has been urged to revoke its invitation to Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian over his close links to the IRGC. Mark Wallace, the CEO of United Against Nuclear Iran, and
The suicide of six workers at a petrochemical plant in Iran in less than two years is viewed by a prominent economist as an extreme form of protest. Hossein Raghfar, an economist at Tehran's Al- Zahra University
As Iran’s domestic carmakers lose money due to sanctions, a technological gap and mismanagement, officials are promising to boost the electrical vehicle production. The only avenue open to Iran is to make deals
A self-styled 'professor of peace' who brushed off allegations of anti-Semitism and crimes against humanity has finally been suspended by his ultra-liberal college over a sex-for-grades scandal. Mohammad Mahallati
The scale of the latest financial corruption case in Iran has been so huge that officials and media see no harm in revealing and discussing previous cases. Faraz daily and Rouydad24 are only two of the well-informed
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