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Iran oil exports fall for first time in five monthsIran's crude oil exports fell for the first time in five months in March, and are slated to drop further in April, moving closer to the levels stipulated by November's temporary nuclear deal that eased some sanctions on Tehran. More… |
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Israel imposes sanctions against PalestiniansIsrael has imposed economic sanctions against the Palestinians in retaliation for their leadership signing international conventions, moves that further complicate US efforts to keep peace talks from collapsing before an April 29 deadline. More… |
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Dubai event to discuss Iran opportunitiesA major seminar in Dubai in May will discuss the recent suspension of certain sanctions against Iran and the expectation of subsequent suspensions; and the current market situation in Iran and its future opportunities. Companies a More… |
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Dubai event to discuss Iran opportunitiesA major seminar in Dubai in May will discuss the recent suspension of certain sanctions against Iran and the expectation of subsequent suspensions; and the current market situation in Iran and its future opportunities. Companies a More… |
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Iran to increase gasoline imports by March 2015Iran aims to increase it gasoline imports by March 2015, a senior Iranian oil official said on Thursday, as the country has stopped using domestic petrochemical plants to produce the fuel. Imports are a sensitive subject for energy-rich More… |
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Obama hits closest Putin allies with sanctionsUS President Barack Obama raised the stakes in an East-West confrontation over Crimea on Thursday by targeting some of Russian President Vladimir Putin's closest long-time political and business allies with personal sanctions. More… |
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US, EU impose sanctions on Russians, UkrainiansUS President Barack Obama has imposed sanctions on 11 Russians and Ukrainians blamed for Russia's military incursion into Crimea, including two top aides to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The European Union also will impose More… |
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Sanctions set as Russia presses on with Crimea takeoverDozens of Russians linked to Russia's gradual takeover of Crimea could face US and EU travel bans and asset freezes on Monday, after six hours of crisis talks between Washington and Moscow ended with both sides still far apart. More… |
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Iran not open for business, affirms KerryUS sanctions against Iran remain undiluted and Washington has sent a clear message to other countries that Iran is not open for business, Secretary of State John Kerry has said. Kerry told US senators on Capitol Hill that Washingt More… |
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Obama orders sanctions over Russian movesPresident Barack Obama on Thursday ordered sanctions on people responsible for Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula, including travel bans and freezing of their US assets. U.S. officials said a list of pe More… |
