Radiofarda – Iraq and Iran have begun exchanging crude oil, the Iranian oil ministry’s news agency SHANA said on Sunday, in a deal that will position Tehran to expand its interests in its most important Arab ally in the face of growing pressure from Washington.
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Capital Flight – $59 Billion Has Left Iran In Past Two Years
Radiofarda – More than $59 billion in hard currency has left Iran during last two years, Islamic Parliament Research Center (IPRC) has disclosed.
Read More »Iran Seeks OPEC Support Against U.S. Sanctions – Letter
Radiofarda – Iran’s oil minister has asked OPEC to support his country against what he called “illegal, unilateral and extraterritorial sanctions” referring to the United States sanctions on the OPEC member after the U.S. pulled out of a nuclear deal with Tehran.
Read More »Major Russian, Indian Energy Firms Reportedly Moving To Pull Out Of Iran
RFL/RE – The threat of U.S. sanctions has prompted Russian oil giant Lukoil to put its plans to develop projects in Iran on hold while the Indian company that owns the world’s largest oil refining complex plans to stop buying oil from Iran, Reuters reported on May 30. Both developments showed the difficulty faced by governments like Russia, France, and …
Read More »US sanctions threaten Iran’s high hopes for tourism
Al-Monitor — Iran’s numerous tourist attractions, many of which stem from its rich history and civilization going back thousands of years, have the potential to transform into revenue streams far more sustainable than the country’s vast oil and natural gas reserves. But this potential has remained largely untapped due to unyielding restrictions that deprive visitors of a number of basic …
Read More »Iran’s Oil Exports Fall In May, When U.S. Quit Nuclear Deal – Petro-Logistics
Radiofarda – Iran’s crude oil exports have declined slightly in May, according to estimates from a leading tanker-tracking company, in the first sign that the threat of U.S. sanctions may be deterring buyers.
Read More »50 Years Later, Iranian Security Forces Are Still Trying to Silence the Iranian Writers Association
CHRI – Police and security forces blocked an event commemorating the 50th anniversary of the anti-censorship Iranian Writers Association (IWA) by raiding the home in Tehran where it was supposed to be held on May 25, 2018.
Read More »A Shocking Report On Poverty And Child Renting In The Outskirts Of Tehran
Iran-HRM – The poverty and child renting of the Tehran’s borders are the subjects of a bitter confession made by a government-owned medium. The regime that had originally titled itself as the ‘the hope for the poor’ is the very same regime that has now brought nothing but poverty, unemployment, inflation, and inequality to its people.
Read More »Iran Says Security Forces To Clamp-Down On Protests
Radiofarda – Iranian security forces will “resolutely confront” unrest that could be exploited by the United States and other enemies, a judiciary spokesman said on Sunday, after a wave of protests across the country mainly about economic issues.
Read More »Russia, Saudi Arabia Say Likely To Raise Oil Output To Curb Rising Prices
RFL/RE – Saudi Arabia and Russia are likely to agree to raise oil production next month in a bid to ease consumer worries about higher energy prices, their energy ministers have said.
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