Highlights Iran to add 130 Mcm/d of gas capacity in 2022 Finalizing a gas import deal with Turkmenistan Iran also wants to extend gas export deal to Turkey Iran will Continue Reading
The worst drought in decades has led to protests as climate change exposes decades of policy failure. Iranians flooded the barren riverbed of the Zayandeh Rud, in the ancient town Continue Reading
Iran has agreed to let the United Nations atomic agency monitor its production of critical centrifuge parts, ending a three-month deadlock and averting a fresh diplomatic clash with the U.S. Continue Reading
Sign up for our Middle East newsletter and follow us @middleeast for news on the region. Iran said it won’t allow United Nations nuclear inspectors to access a centrifuge workshop Continue Reading
The National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) will change from January 1 the benchmark against which it prices its crude for Europe and the Mediterranean—a move which traders tell Argus could Continue Reading
The stated U.S. aim when indirect U.S.-Iranian talks resume this month is to see if the two can revive a 2015 nuclear deal, but Washington’s unspoken goal may be to Continue Reading
Israel asked the Biden administration last week to speed up the delivery of refueling tankers that could prove critical to striking Iran’s nuclear facilities, but it was told that the Continue Reading
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock arrive for a family photo at the Museum of Liverpool during the G7 summit of foreign and development Continue Reading
1 of 2 In this satellite photo by Planet Labs Inc., a support vehicle stands parked alongside a massive white gantry that typically houses a rocket on the launch pad Continue Reading
Long-running differences over how to deal with Iran’s nuclear program have erupted into new tensions between the Biden administration and Israel, with two senior Israeli officials leaving Washington this week Continue Reading
