Far from showcasing US naval dominance, the ongoing war of aggression against Iran has exposed a fleet plagued by a series of accidents, logistical failures, and deteriorating morale of soldiers, revealing a so-called “superpower” stretched to its limits.
Less than a month after Washington and Tehran signed a memorandum of understanding meant to end their war and establish a framework for wider negotiations, US President Donald Trump has declared the deal “over”.
As the war between the United States and Iran escalates, economist Steve Hanke argues that Washington's strategy is irrational, economically self-defeating, and largely driven by Israeli interests.
Netanyahu is barred from entering 125 countries because of an ICC arrest warrant issued over crimes committed during Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza, an Israeli media outlet admits.
Iran says the United States should pay compensation for the damage caused by the ongoing war; the US counters by also demanding reparations despite being the aggressor in the war.
A massive solar expansion is taking shape in central Iran as a 5,000-MW project in Isfahan aims to ease chronic power shortages and reduce the electricity sector’s dependence on gas.
Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf underlines a radical contradiction marking the US treasury secretary’s recent announcement of new illegal sanctions against Iran.
President Trump has declared an "economic D-Day" against Tehran, threatening "unprecedented pressure" not only on Iran but on countries that continue trading with it.
Iran details a temporary arrangement with Oman concerning the Strait of Hormuz, while asserting that reopening of the waterway hinges on realization of Tehran’s demands.
Israeli forces raided the Kalandia Training Centre in East al-Quds on Tuesday, with at least four armored vehicles and more than 50 personnel deployed at the site.