The irony is that Tehran doesn’t need to be ashamed of its resourceful use of old jet fighters. In the nine-year-long Iran-Iraq war during the 1980s, Iranian fighter pilots fought one of the most …
Iran foreign minister criticises power of Qassem Suleimani in leaked interview
Javad Zarif says the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps commander assassinated in 2020 dominated Iranian diplomacy …
Penelope Laingen, who rallied the country during the Iran hostage crisis, dies at 89
Penelope Laingen, who spend 444 days fighting and rallying for the return of Americans, including her husband, held captive during the Iran hostage crisis, has died at age 89. During those agonizing …
Iran says US must lift sanctions from 1,500 people to fix nuclear deal
The U.S. must remove sanctions designations for some 1,500 individuals as part of efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear accord, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said in an interview with the …
Tellimer’s Malik on Syrian Missile Strike in Israel, Opportunity in Tourism, and Egypt’s Carry Trade
Hasnain Malik, Head of Equity Research at Tellimer, discusses Syria’s missile strike in Israel on Thursday, Israel and Iran’s ratcheting up of aggressive action as they seek to shape the U.S. nuclear …
Iran’s Military Chief Threatens Israel After Attack on Oil Tanker
The head of Iran’s military threated Israel, a day after an attack on an Iranian oil tanker off the coast of Syria. The attack on the tanker outside the Baniyas refinery off the coast of Syria is …
Kuwait, Iran join list of nations restricting flights from India
With Saturday’s move, the two west Asian countries joined as many as 10 others, including the United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, Canada, Oman and the United Arab Emirates to restrict travel from …
Kuwait, Iran join list of nations restricting flights from India
With Saturday’s move, the two west Asian countries joined as many as 10 others, including the United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, Canada, Oman and the United Arab Emirates to restrict travel from …
Fifty Million People in Iran Have Lost Their Capital
On Wednesday, the Tehran Stock Exchange fell 4,000 units in the first minutes of this day, and this decline continued to 12,527 units.
Iran’s recent deal with China looks a lot like business as usual
The substance follows China and Iran’s longstanding playbook: agree to deepen ties on vague terms with few details or concrete commitments.