Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf

Tehran warns of deadlier retaliation as Yemen tensions add to regional turmoil

Tehran demands compliance with MoU for Hormuz reopening amid rising tensions

Strait of Hormuz sees elevated maritime threats after vessel strike

Hopes of a quick reopening of the Strait of Hormuz have suffered another setback, while a major new military operation in Yemen threatens to widen the regional conflict

Iran's Revolutionary Guards urge American voters to punish Trump at the ballot box in November midterms

His warning comes as Iran faces severe restrictions on its oil exports amid the ongoing conflict with Washington and US sanctions

His warning comes as Iran faces severe restrictions on its oil exports amid the ongoing conflict with Washington and US sanctions

The supercut, produced by the conservative-led nonprofit Home of the Brave in partnership with progressive veterans group VoteVets, highlights just some of the many times Trump has suggested the conflict he controversially launched in February will soon be over

Iran’s UN outreach collides with tanker attacks and threats to expand the battlefield

New York: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has arrived in New York for the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday (local time), with Iran set to press its case over the ongoing war and seek diplomacy aimed at easing tensions, moments after US President Donald Trump warned that he would “annihilate” the Islamic Republic if a peace deal is not reached

Iran offers Strait of Hormuz deal as Trump calls off Houthi strikes at last minute

Tehran’s decision-making structures appear gripped by a war of words as conflicting reports emerge on Tuesday about an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US eases its military pressure

Choked by the maritime blockade that has paralyzed its ports along the Persian Gulf, Iran has turned to its northern border on the Caspian Sea, where navigation is calmer

The encounter would come at a striking moment as Iran military warns US against new attack

President Donald Trump weighs military action, economic pressure or diplomacy with Iran and signals he could meet President Masoud Pezeshkian in New York

The two adversaries remain deadlocked months after the conflict began with US-Israeli strikes on Iran in late February

Iran denies any US message is being conveyed via Pakistan's visiting Interior Minister

He gave no details on casualties or damage

Brent above $100 as Hormuz squeeze and Iran-backed Houthi gains threaten vital oil routes

In response, gov’t forces have launched strikes on Houthi positions as fighting escalates

Prior to the new report, the race looked to be competitive in some recent polls

An increase in 2019 sparked nationwide protests and a crackdown that reportedly killed over 300 people

Iran’s top negotiator on Sunday threatened a more forceful response to any further US attacks after Tehran targeted American warships in their latest round of clashes

Although a ceasefire was announced in June, fighting has continued at intervals as both sides seek to pressure each other through military action and economic measures, while peace talks have collapsed

Vinita Bhat is a Chief Copy Editor at ABP Live English, with experience in TV and digital journalism

Pezeshkian was likely referring to events in 2019 and 2020, which began with protests against high fuel prices and unravelled into a wider antigovernment uprising

Sunday’s key developments have highlighted the widening fallout from the US-Iran conflict

Asian and European stocks tumbled after the airstrikes, though Wall Street opened higher as investors focused instead on AI developments

Nearly every session at the Group of 20 meeting of finance ministers and central bankers in Asheville, N.C., this week began with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent extolling the state of the U.S. economy under President Trump and urging other countries to be more like America

Oil prices rose further after the first exchange of direct attacks since July and reports of two tankers being hit leaving the Strait of Hormuz, the global oil supply waterway that Iran has effectively closed to shipping

UAE flights mostly stable, but Strait of Hormuz disruption still clouds travel plans

Six months ago today, the United States and Israel launched their first strikes of on Iran, assassinating Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in Tehran and hitting nuclear and military sites around the country

Each has its own complex history of ties with Tehran, yet they provide unique corridors for trade less susceptible to interception than sea transit

Instead, President Trump has charted a new and far more patient strategy that is making steady progress towards his objectives

Iran leans on China partnership as US launches ‘Operation Economic Outcast’

The top diplomats of the two countries met to discuss managing commercial shipping traffic in the vital waterway, which remains largely shut down nearly six months after the Iran war began

He sees the Trump administration’s new sanctions strategy toward Iran as an attempt to seek economic leverage where military force has so far failed to produce any results

President Donald Trump threatened on Monday to impose a 50% tariff on Canadian automobiles, car parts and steel starting next year as the trade rift with Ottawa continued to deepen

Scott Bessent: an economic D-Day is coming for Iran

The talks took place on Monday during a daylong diplomatic mission to Tehran by Pakistan’s army chief Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir