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How the rug got pulled from under Iran's traditional carpet weavers
The export of traditional Persian rugs from Iran, a market which once exceeded $2 billion, has plummeted to less than $50 million in the last year.
Iran used UK bank accounts to evade Western sanctions: FT
Two of the UK's biggest banks, Santander UK and Lloyds, provided accounts to British companies with links to Iran's intelligence services.
Greek shipping company fined $2.4 million for violating Iran sanctions
The now-public case against Greece's Empire Navigation, which faces three years of probation under the plea agreement, marks the first public acknowledgement by US prosecutors that the US seized some 1 million barrels of oil from the tanker Suez Rajan.
Protests in Iran: what is happening six months on?
The death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini on the 16th of September 2022 triggered a social uprising in Iran, and the repression by the theocratic regime has been ruthless. Six months since the beginning of the crisis, what is the situation in Iran?
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China and Iran strengthen cooperation amid Western pressure
Xi Jingping and Ebrahim Raisi meet in Beijing, where China expressed support for Iran in the face of Western sanctions over the country's nuclear development, and tensions over Russia and Chinese balloons.
Iran condemns EU and UK for 'violating human rights'
Tehran's fiery rhetoric comes after the West slapped sanctions on the regime for "brutally" cracking down on protesters.
EU agrees to top-up Ukraine military aid fund with two billion euros
EU foreign ministers agree to put another two billion euros into a fund used to pay for military support for Ukraine and target Iran with sanctions over supplying drones to Russia
Iran should expect more EU sanctions, says Scholz
The German leader says his country stands "shoulder to shoulder with the Iranian people".
Iran sanctions UK in tit-for-tat exchange over Mahsa Amini death
Iran blacklisted several British organisations and individuals on Wednesday, days after London slapped sanctions on the country's so-called morality police.
US President Biden meets with heads of Gulf states wary of Iran threat
Biden's visit to the Gulf Cooperation Council summit in Jeddah marked the final leg of a four-day trip designed to bolster the US' standing in the region.
US to maintain sanctions on Iran's Revolutionary Guard even if nucelar deal is reached
US to maintain sanctions on Iran's Revolutionary Guard even if nucelar deal is reached says Robert Malley, US special envoy for Iran
Euroviews. Iranians are crying out for regime change, not nuclear power | View
Europe and the United States must stop pandering to Tehran's nuclear 'extortion' tactics, argues dissident author Alireza Jafarzadeh.
As Iran prepares to vote, economy and inflation top concerns
Iran’s next president will face the unenviable task of trying to fix an economy crushed by international sanctions, the coronavirus pandemic and sky-high inflation.
US lays out potential sanctions relief for Iran during nuclear talks
Three groups of sanctions have been presented: those the US is prepared to lift, those it is not, and those that require further study.
France, Germany and UK brand Iran’s nuclear plans ‘deeply worrying’
Iranian plans to build three advanced centrifuges, in contravention of the Iran Nuclear Deal, are “deeply worrying” according to the governments of France, Germany and the UK.
Trump administration declares UN sanctions on Iran 'restored'
Mike Pompeo has said that UN sanctions on Iran are restored in a move that most other countries consider illegal.