Iran

'Depart Iraq Immediately.' U.S. Embassy Advises Americans to Leave After Qasem Soleimani Assassination

By Billy Perrigo

Oil Prices Surge After Iranian General Qasem Soleimani's Assassination

By Saket Sundria / Bloomberg

Why the U.S. Is Braced for Iranian Retaliation

By Karl Vick

Iraqi Protesters End U.S. Embassy Siege

By Tara Law , Josiah Bates and Madeleine Carlisle
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Iran Reimposes Internet Blackout in Some Provinces: Report

Mourning services are scheduled to begin for protesters killed last month in a government crackdown

By Arsalan Shahla / Bloomberg

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Is One Despot Trump Might Not Win Over

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is one despot Trump might not win over

By Karim Sadjadpour

FIFA Pushes for Women to Attend Iran's Soccer Games

FIFA's President said Iranian officials received assurances that "women will be allowed"

By Sanya Mansoor

As Iran Gets Tough, Trump Seeks a Deal

As President Donald Trump weighed how to respond to a Sept. 14 drone and missile attack on Saudi oil facilities, which temporarily cut the kingdom’s output in half and roiled markets, he had several options....

By Brian Bennett

Trump Orders Tighter Sanctions on Iran After Attack on Saudi Arabia

Trump didn’t mention what the new measures may involve

By Arsalan Shahla and Josh Wingrove / Bloomberg

Drones Attacked Saudi Oil Facilities. Here's What to Know

President Donald Trump says the United States is “locked and loaded” after an attack against oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, an American ally and a major producer of the world’s energy supply.A rebel group in...

By Tara Law

Israel Is Escalating Its Shadow War With Iran. Here's What to Know

Israel-attributed attacks on targets in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq highlight the risks of a wider confrontation

By Joseph Hincks

U.S. Didn't Share With Britain Its Plan for Striking Iran

At the Aspen Institute’s annual gathering of national security and foreign policy leaders in July, the former acting CIA director, John McLaughlin, choked up as he recalled how British intelligence chiefs had traversed closed air...

By Kimberly Dozier / Aspen, Colo.

What to Know About the British-Flagged Oil Tanker Seized by Iran Amid Escalating Tensions

It marks a major escalation in tensions between Iran and Western powers

By Ciara Nugent

Iran Plans to Execute Some Accused CIA-Trained Spies

Amid a worsening political standoff with Western powers

By Golnar Motevalli / Bloomberg

U.K. Seeks to Ease Tensions in Persian Gulf With Iran

'We need to try and de-escalate this,' says Defense Minister Tobias Ellwood

By Alex Morales, Alex Longley and Golnar Motevalli / Bloomberg

The U.S. Navy Is Searching for a Sailor Who Went Overboard in the Arabian Sea

The incident comes amid recent tensions between the U.S. and Iran

By Sanya Mansoor

The U.S. 'Shot Itself in the Foot' by Pulling Out of the Nuclear Deal, Iranian Foreign Minister Says

Iran has started gradually breaching parts of the nuclear accord

By Margaret Talev and David Wainer / Bloomberg

British Woman Imprisoned in Iran Moved to Psychiatric Ward

Her husband fears she may be under pressure to sign denouncements

By Amy Gunia

British Marines Seize Supertanker Carrying Iranian Oil

Iran has regularly supplied Syria with crude oil since the country descended into civil war

By Verity Ratcliffe, Julian Lee and Arsalan Shahla / Bloomberg

The U.S. and Iran Are Already at War Online

When a U.S. Navy surveillance drone was shot down over the Strait of Hormuz on June 20, the U.S. blamed Iran. The commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said his country was “ready...

By W.J. Hennigan
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