The U.S. had to expend 70 or more Patriots and Thaads to blunt a recent attack on Jordan
The president still says he expects the war will end ‘immediately’ after midterm elections this fall
The physical market is losing some of the buffers that helped absorb the initial supply shock
The Security Council is expected to vote on September 17 on extending a U.N. panel that monitors sanctions on Iran, potentially setting up a clash with Russia and China
The latest escalation includes U.S. strikes on Iranian military targets and Iranian attacks on American positions across the region, while Tehran says a U.S. strike killed five people and wounded dozens at a wedding.
American forces later defended against missiles launched at Jordan, according to U.S. military officials
From oil prices to regional alliances, the six-month-old conflict has confounded expectations and created powerful new points of leverage over the global economy
Tehran and Muscat are working to restore limited shipping through the strategic waterway, while diplomatic efforts between Iran and the United States remain stalled and economic pressure on Tehran intensifies
Treasury secretary announces new sanctions meant to target Tehran’s enablers and devastate the regime economically
Pakistan's army chief visits Tehran to revive talks as the US unveils sweeping new sanctions targeting Iran's trade partners
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will unveil new Iran sanctions today, as Tehran threatens military strikes against countries aiding Washington
Athens is racing to protect targets in Greece and Cyprus that Tehran appears to be threatening to strike
The United Arab Emirates, long Tehran’s gateway to global commerce, has pledged to crack down. But it’s complicated
As the war nears its six-month point, the president says he would unleash the ‘most crushing economic operation ever taken’
People close to Iran's leadership say Tehran has examined options including attacks on U.S. military assets in southeastern Europe and Cyprus if Washington launches another offensive.
Moscow is shipping explosives, munitions, and drone parts to Tehran via a new Caspian Sea route, according to a European government document
Intercepted communications and other intelligence suggest a strategic shift by hard-line leaders to raise the costs for the U.S. and its regional allies
George Gerapetritis and Abbas Araghchi agreed to maintain regular technical-level contacts and keep communication channels open amid ongoing talks over the strategic waterway.
Tehran’s new demands for major concessions come days after the White House had signaled a deal to clear commercial passage was within reach
Tehran’s hard-line approach threatens to destroy its economy and relations with neighbors