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The Complex Landscape of Iran-West Relations Amidst Regional Security Tensions
As oil markets react to rumors of diplomacy, the path to de-escalation remains obstructed by ongoing military conflicts…
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U.S. Sanctions on Iran: A Decade of Economic Pressure
WASHINGTON, July 11 — The economic architecture of pressure on Iran has been decades in the making, but…
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US Terror Designation of Houthis: What It Sanctions, Changes, and Means for Red Sea
Following the US designation of the Iran-backed Houthi movement as a Foreign Terrorist Organization, this analysis details the…
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Trump Eases Russian Diesel Sanctions and Pauses Graham Act as Fuel Prices Bite
Despite years of pressure, Russia’s military spending remains robust as new diesel deals expose the limits of financial…
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Israeli Economists Warn West Bank Violence Risks Sweeping International Sanctions
Sixty-one senior Israeli economists caution that surging West Bank settlement expansion and violence could trigger broad economic isolation…
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61 Israeli Economists Warn Settler Violence and Expansion Could Bring More Sanctions
Examine the intricate international legal frameworks and jurisdictional divisions of the West Bank complicating global trade restrictions.
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How Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry Navigates Global Diplomacy Amidst Ongoing Conflict
While frontline crises mount, Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is aggressively leveraging international forums to secure sanctions and…
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Trump Waives Russia Sanctions as Moscow’s Trade Shifts to China, India and Turkey
BRUSSELS, July 6 — The shift is no longer a distant possibility. As the Russo-Ukrainian War grinds through…
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Russian Oil Refineries Remain Vulnerable to Ukrainian Drone Strikes Despite Export Bans
Ukrainian drone attacks have damaged Russian refining capacity, prompting export restrictions and highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities in Russia’s oil…
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Kallas and Costa Back EU’s Biggest Russia Sanctions Listing, Naming 1,569 Targets
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The shift in EU sanctions enforcement is accelerating. The Foreign Affairs Council is now…
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Sanctions on Russia: A Timeline of Pressure From Crimea to the 21st EU Package
MOSCOW, July 15 — The European Union has now adopted 15 packages of sanctions against Russia since the…
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Ukraine Claims Strikes Destroyed 45% of Russia Oil Refining
KYIV, September 22 — Ukraine’s General Staff says its long-range strikes have knocked out more than 45% of…
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House Passes Russia Sanctions Bill Targeting Energy Defense Sectors and Shadow Fleet
WASHINGTON, September 17 — The Republican-led US House of Representatives passed a sweeping package of new sanctions against…
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Ukraine’s sanctions on its own citizens draw legal challenge from lawyers and critics
KYIV, July 19 — The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, now led by secretary Rustem Umerov,…
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Six Months Into the Iran War, Sanctions Bite but Tehran Holds On
Manila, August 28 — Six months after the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran on…
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Six Months Into Iran War, Trump Turns to Economic Pressure and Says He Is Not in a Hurry to Talk
Tehran, August 28 — Six months after the U.S. and Israeli strikes began on February 28, Iran remains…
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Six Months Into Iran War, Economic Siege Has Produced a Costly Stalemate
Tehran, August 28 — Six months after the United States and Israel launched a coordinated military campaign against…
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Iran’s Economy Struggled in 2009 as Sanctions and Ahmadinejad’s Policies Fed Inflation
WASHINGTON, August 28 — Six months after the United States and Israel launched their coordinated military campaign against…
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Iran Survives Six Months of Sanctions, But Cost of Resilience Rises
Washington, August 28 — Six months after the U.S. and Israeli strike that killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei,…
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Jerusalem Post Column Argues Bankrupting Iran Would Beat More Bombing
On August 23, 2026, the focus of the conflict between the United States and Iran has shifted from…
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Pakistan’s army chief to discuss sanctions, oil security with Iran on Monday visit
Tehran, August 23 — Pakistan’s army chief, Asim Munir, will visit Iran on Monday, according to Iran’s foreign…
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Iran, US keep up hostile rhetoric ahead of new sanctions
Tehran condemned the United States’ plans to announce new sanctions that could further strain Iran’s already struggling economy,…
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Iran Says New US Sanctions Amount to an Assault on the Sovereignty of Other States
Tehran condemned the United States’ plans to announce new sanctions that could further strain Iran’s already struggling economy,…
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Trump Declares ‘Economic D-Day’ on Iran and Warns Countries Still Trading With Tehran
The Maximum Pressure Policy: A 2018 Strategy Revisited TEHRAN, August 19 — President Donald Trump announced a renewed…
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