All publications by tag «IRAN»

2025, July, 3, 06:30:00
IRAN, IAEA SUSPENSION
According to the resolution, IAEA officials are not allowed to enter Iran for inspections unless the security of the country’s nuclear facilities and peaceful nuclear activities is guaranteed.

2025, June, 24, 06:15:00
IRANIAN GAS FOR TURKEY
Speaking at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Bayraktar also said he hoped Iran would continue to supply gas to Turkey over the "years and decades to come."

2025, May, 22, 06:25:00
IRAN NEED NUCLEAR POWER
“We’re not seeking war with anyone. We say they should recognize our rights,” Pezeshkian said. “We have the right to conduct peaceful nuclear research and use it. We need this science for health, agriculture, and industry.”

2025, April, 17, 06:50:00
CHINA BUYING IRANIAN OIL
On April 10, the US Department of the Treasury sanctioned nearly 30 oil tankers involved in shipping Iranian crudes, as well as a Chinese storage terminal.

2025, March, 13, 06:50:00
IRAN NEED GAS
According to Iran’s oil ministry, Qatar has already implemented pressure enhancement schemes, boosting production on Qatar’s side of the field (called North Dome).

2025, January, 24, 07:00:00
RUSSIA, IRAN STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP
Iran has signed a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement with Russia.

2024, October, 4, 06:30:00
RUSSIA, IRAN ECONOMIC TIES
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Monday that an agreement to transform Iran into a regional transit and gas hub is a prime example of cooperation between Tehran and Moscow.

2024, June, 24, 06:35:00
IRANIAN SOLAR POWER 15 GW
The proposed plan will seek approval from the country’s Economic Council and should require US$8.3bn of private sector investment, in three phases.

2024, May, 22, 06:55:00
RUSSIAN GAZPROM WITHOUT EUROPE
Gazprom, which holds about 16% of global gas reserves and employs 492,200 people, was once one of Russia's most powerful corporate empires - so powerful it was known as "a state within the state".

2024, March, 26, 06:50:00
IRANIAN SANCTIONS FAILURE
US sanctions on Iran have not worked as intended, in part because comprehensive sanctions are so difficult to remove that they no longer motivate Iran to change its behavior