Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday that more evidence will be released soon to prove the administration’s assertion that Iran was responsible for attacks on two oil tankers in Continue Reading
Iran said on Monday it would breach internationally agreed curbs on its stock of low-enriched uranium in 10 days — a move likely to strain already high tensions with Washington Continue Reading
Iran’s government has no plans to remove Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh from his post, a government spokesman said on Sunday, according to the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA). A senior Continue Reading
Iran had given European countries until July 7 to show that they could help cushion Iran’s economy from the impact of U.S. sanctions. Iran’s announcement Monday came days after two Continue Reading
Despite attacks on shipping in the Gulf and the continued instability across the Middle East, the oil market has settled into a new normal. Even after last week’s attack on Continue Reading
The second apparent attack on oil tankers in the Middle East in a month rekindled tensions in the region and had the oil market forget, at least for a day, Continue Reading
Standing behind the counter of his grocery store in Noida, on the outskirts of New Delhi, Deepak Kumar laments the searing temperatures that have enveloped much of India this month. Wearing Continue Reading
A widespread power failure early Sunday left all of mainland Argentina and Uruguay without power, a blackout that an energy company official called “unprecedented.” The blackout’s cause remained unclear. But Continue Reading
The United States has underestimated the Chinese people’s will to fight a trade war and Beijing is prepared for a long economic battle, an influential Chinese Communist Party journal said Continue Reading
Military equipment firms in the United States will likely have their supply of Chinese rare earths restricted, the Global Times said on Monday, after China’s state economic planner confirmed industry Continue Reading
