Low Foreign Debt Is Not Necessarily Good News For Iran

Iran's foreign debt is very low compared to similar countries but that is not good news for Tehran.

Hanged ‘Sultan of Coins’ A Scapegoat; Underlying Economic Problems Persist

Iran’s recent execution of two men convicted of illegal currency trading is an example of the establishment’s scapegoating and refusal to take responsibility for Iran’s economic woes.

U.S. Documents Suggest Charges Filed Against WikiLeaks Founder Assange

Iranian Teachers Arrested, Threatened For Sit-Ins

Several teachers have been arrested or summoned to courts, the Coordinating Council of Teachers Syndicates in Iran (CCTSI) said in a statement.

Upset By Trump's Iran Waivers, Saudis Push For Deep Oil Output Cut

Celebrity Anti-Sanction Campaign Divides Opinion Among Iranians

A petition against U.S. sanctions posted on social media November 9 by a group of Iranian celebrities and cultural figures has elicited a mostly critical reaction.

Foreign Ministry Defends Zarif Comments On Money Laundering

Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif's anti-money laundering comments have triggered a wave of attacks by conservatives.

EU Plan To Enable Non-Dollar Iran Trade, Oil Sales Unraveling - Diplomats

A special European Union initiative to protect trade with Iran against newly reimposed U.S. sanctions faces possible collapse.

Teachers Hold Second Round Of Sit-Ins At Schools Across Iran

As their salaries fall below the poverty line, Iranian teachers begin a new round of strikes.

COLUMN-Oil Prices Tumble As Traders Look Beyond Iran: Kemp

Forty NGOs Issue Letter Demanding Iran Respect Human Rights