US launches economic war on Iran
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The US is imposing more sanctions on Iran, but without cooperation from China, these sanctions will hurt Iran's economy but won't dismantle the regime.
Iranian media says retaliation plan ready after US media suggest potential imminent attacks against civilian sites.
GCHQ has put energy companies on high alert after Iranian hackers shut down a British power plant. Government officials have briefed energy bosses with "advice, direction and next steps" after a cyber attack forced a power-generation plant offline for four days.
Iran warns Gulf states US strikes will trigger attacks on them Tehran presses Gulf allies to steer Trump back to diplomacy Riyadh urged Trump to delay military action, pursue negotiations Iran bets infrastructure threats can raise pressure without full ...
The Iran war is pushing U.S. gasoline and diesel prices higher, threatening Americans’ standard of living this summer. Diesel is the bigger economic risk because it affects trucking, fuel surcharges and prices across the economy. U.S. refineries are ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. By Enas Alashray, Elwely Elwelly, Tala Ramadan and Kanishka Singh CAIRO/DUBAI/WASHINGTON, July ...
For years, Iran confronted a balance of power in the Middle East that tilted against it. The region was dominated by a hostile American superpower, a nuclear-armed and militarily superior Israel, and significant local actors—Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates—that were strategically and economically aligned with the United States.
President Donald Trump has privately acknowledged to his aides that he may have to conclude the war in Iran without accomplishing its primary goals concerning the nation's nuclear ambitions, marking another setback for the administration. From the outset ...