Khamenei Says Iran Does Not Have Anything To Worry About

U.S. Commander Says Iranian Naval Drills Sent 'Message' About Sanctions

An Iranian naval exercise involving dozens of small boats around the Strait of Hormuz last week was intended as a message to the United States for reimposing economic sanctions on Tehran, a top U.S. commander has said.

Sanctions Make It Harder For South Africa's MTN To Repatriate Iran Cash

Turkey To Continue Buying Natural Gas From Iran Despite U.S. Sanctions

German Ministry: No Decision Yet On Iran Bid To Withdraw Cash

China Defends Iran Business Ties After Trump Threat

Parliament Impeaches Labor Minister As Economy Deteriorates

Islamic Republic’s parliament gave a no-confidence vote to Labor Minister Ali Rabiei in its August 8 meeting, after giving him a chance to defend his record.

Experts: Iran Could Answer US Sanctions With Cyberattacks

German Auto Giant Daimler Quits Iran, Citing U.S. Sanctions Threat

German auto giant Daimler halted its business activities in Iran hours after U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to block any company operating in Iran from selling in the vast U.S. marketplace.

Iraqi Leader Says Disagrees With U.S. Sanctions On Iran, But Will Honor Them

Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi said on August 7 that he does not agree with U.S. sanctions reimposed this week on Iran, but will abide by them to protect his country's interests.

Sanctions Reimposed On Iran For 'World Peace,' Trump Says

A first wave of tough sanctions the United States is reimposing on Iran went into effect at midnight on August 7 as Washington and Tehran continued to exchange warnings over the far-reaching measures.