On March 8, the Indian Ambassador to Iran Gaddam Dharmendra announced that India is planning on connecting the Chabahar port (a seaport in southeast Iran, heavily invested in by India) and the Indian …
Why Yemen’s Houthis turned down Saudi Arabia’s ceasefire offer
After seven years of brutal civil war in Yemen, the Iran-backed Houthi armed group refuses to give up arms and negotiate – despite their Saudi antagonists’ ceasefire offer on Monday and the US …
Follow the Oil: After Anchorage, China Will Make Iran Its Gas Station if America Turns a Blind Eye
The meetings in Iran will no doubt be much more convivial and productive than the Anchorage engagement as Beijing and Tehran can do a great deal of business if the United States is disinterested.
Iran Hits Out at IAEA Chief After Secret Nuclear Sites Warning
International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi told Newsweek on Tuesday that Iran must answer questions about uranium found at two alleged secret nuclear sites.
Iran is torturing a hostage it wants to exchange with a terrorist
Inside a tiny prison cell in Iran, an expert on disaster medicine and a citizen of Sweden named Ahmadreza Djalali is dying.
Joe Biden Risks Missing Iran Nuclear Window As Tehran Election Looms
After the election in June, the White House will likely face more fractious negotiations with a hardliner president …
Decades in making, Afghan mega dam opens on Iran border
Hailing it as a project that can transform the country, Afghanistan’s president on Wednesday inaugurated a dam on the border with Iran, nearly six decades after its inception. President Ashraf Ghani, …
Faced with sanctions and condemnation from the West, China becomes bedfellows with Russia
As Biden rallies U.S. allies to counter China, Beijing is looking to deepen ties with U.S. adversaries including Russia, North Korea, and Iran.
The Iran-China Axis Is A Fast Growing Force In Oil Markets
One of the things that doesn’t get a lot of discussion in the press is the under-the-table relationship Iran and China have had when it comes to …
Aid agency sounds alarm over children killed in Yemen’s war
A child relief agency says children accounted for a quarter of civilian casualties over the last three years in Yemen’s grinding war between the Iran-backed Houthi rebels and the internationally …