Rocked By Trump's Sanctions, Iranian Oil Exports Drop Further

Iran's crude exports fell further in the first week of October, taking a major hit from U.S. sanctions and throwing a challenge to other OPEC oil producers as they seek to cover the shortfall.

Iran Has 'Unclean Hands' In World Court Battle, US Says

Tehran Says Saudi Arabia Unable To Replace Lost Iranian Oil

Kurds Accuse IRGC Of Targeting Their Lands In Military Exercises

Zarif And Lavrov Discuss 'Global Issues And Energy'

Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov held a telephone conversation with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif “discussing global issues and cooperation in the energy sector”.

US In New Global Court Showdown With Iran

The United States will confront Tehran at the UN's top court on Monday over billions in frozen assets, in a case that could deepen the Trump administration's rift with international justice.

Kerry: I Have Not Met With Iranians Since US Withdral From Nuclear Deal

John Kerry says, he has not have any meetings with Iranian officials since President Donald Trump left the landmark 2015 nuclear deal with Iran.

Netanyahu Says Will Meet Putin Soon On Syria Security Coordination

Iran's Parliament Passes Bill Against Funding Terrorism

The Iranian parliament has approved a bill aimed at bringing Iran's laws in line with international standards and allowing the country to join the UN convention against the funding of terrorism, or CFT.

Yemen's Houthis Arrest Protesters In Sanaa

Businessman Accused Of Fraud, Brought Back To Iran