Iranian gas, electricity imports hit by domestic outages Islamic State intensifying attacks on power lines, pylons Iraq under pressure to wean itself off Iranian imports Iraq’s power cuts this summer Continue Reading
Residents in southwestern Iran have held large protests for nearly a week, denouncing the country’s leadership amid severe water shortages in the region, according to activists and video footage. At Continue Reading
The draft agreement between Iran and world powers over the possible restoration of the so-called nuclear deal is incompatible with a recently passed Iranian law, a government spokesman in Tehran Continue Reading
The U.S. is considering tighter sanctions on Iranian oil sales to China as a way to encourage Tehran to conclude a nuclear deal and raise the costs of abandoning stalled Continue Reading
The United States is considering clamping down on Iran’s rising oil exports to China as a tool to either force Tehran to conclude a nuclear deal or punish it if Continue Reading
Would be Iran’s 2nd main oil terminal Rouhani wants it running by Aug. 3 Loading capacity is 350,000 b/d Iran is set to start loading crude oil at the Jask Continue Reading
The United States has decided to temporarily waive sanctions on Iranian oil funds abroad but without returning Tehran’s access to its bank accounts in Japan and South Korea. “Allowing these Continue Reading
Iran, despite being OPEC’s fourth-biggest crude oil producer, faces an unprecedented summer of electricity cuts as power plant disruptions and a lack of investment in new capacity leave output far Continue Reading
Iran is not prepared to resume negotiations on coming back into compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal until Iranian President-elect Ebrahim Raisi’s administration has begun, a diplomatic source said on Continue Reading
The United States has been engaging in “indirect but active” discussions to secure the release of U.S. detainees in Iran, State Department spokesman Ned Price said on Tuesday, adding that Continue Reading
