Category: Iran

Iran says three pilots remain detained in Qatar, while Doha denies holding them and says search teams recovered only one pilot’s remains after the March incident.

Iran tied reopening the Strait of Hormuz to sweeping U.S. concessions as regional tensions rose following a missile strike on an Emirati tanker.

Throughout the history of modern crises, the standoff revolving around Iran differs significantly from the rest, which brings the crucial question of what exactly the U.S. endgame is.

Iran’s oil exports have effectively collapsed under the CENTCOM naval cordon, turning a ceasefire into a slow economic strangulation campaign that may threaten the regime more than open war ever did. Cut off from its main source of revenue and stripped of its usual wartime rally narrative, Tehran is now confronting one of the most dangerous moments in its modern history.

The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow channel of water between Iran and Oman, just 21 nautical miles

In the early hours of February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched the largest combined air

THE MIDDLE EAST, Apr. 7 – The United States and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire, offering a

Iran’s revolutionary government didn’t just defy the West for four decades. It used the West’s own rulebook against

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps operates one of the world’s largest state-backed drug trafficking enterprises, generating billions of