Author: Benoit Faucon

U.S. threats of secondary sanctions against airports see routes closed off for Iranian carriers.

Masoud Pezeshkian is expected to speak at the United Nations on Wednesday, giving him a platform to rail against the U.S. and try to sway the world to Iran’s side.

Masoud Pezeshkian is expected to speak at the United Nations on Wednesday, giving him a platform to rail against the U.S. and try to sway the world to Iran’s side.

While Saudi Arabia and others move goods overland, hundreds of truckers are trapped at Iran’s land borders, threatening its economy.

Cuts to subsidies and quotas are fueling anger and spurring walkouts by truck and taxi drivers.

Mahan Air, accused of ferrying weapons and military personnel, has kept its aging jets flying despite U.S. efforts to ground it.

The attacks on vessels laden with Saudi crude showed the risks still plaguing the waterway.

Fearing supply shortages, Iranians are rushing to buy fuel and food as living standards deteriorate.

An estimated 5,000 people are living in open-air, makeshift camps that have popped up across the exclave of Ceuta.

Intercepted communications and other intelligence suggest a strategic shift by hard-line leaders to raise the costs for the U.S. and its regional allies.

Mojtaba Khamenei overhauled the country’s security chiefs, putting his stamp on a government he took over after the war began.

Some of the world’s largest energy exporters dislike the emerging deal to reopen the waterway but fear going back to war would be worse.