Panama’s Maritime Authority said it has removed more than 650 vessels from its shipping registry since 2019, including 214 in the past year alone, as it intensifies efforts to comply with US sanctions on tankers linked to ...
The United States has initiated a civil forfeiture proceeding, seeking to claim $47 million from the sales of Iranian oil, which the government contends was linked to a terrorist organization
Standard Chartered has failed in its attempt to narrow the scope of a £1.5bn lawsuit over claims that its breaches of sanctions against Iran were more widespread than it has acknowledged.
Iran, a country known for its vast reserves of natural gas and crude oil, is grappling with an unprecedented energy crisis. Government offices have been forced to shut down or operate on reduced hours. Schools
Gas Shortages Halt Cement Production Iran’s cement industry is reeling under the impact of a severe energy crisis, with the Secretary of the Cement Industry Employers Union announcing the suspension of production
Recent data released by Iran’s Central Bank reveals that the country’s GDP growth in the first half of 2024 has halved compared to the same period in 2023. According to the statistics, Iran’s economic growth
Iran’s Oil Exports Face New Hurdles According to Bloomberg, the volume of Iranian oil stored in tankers and floating at sea has reached its highest level since late July. The report attributes this buildup to
The bonyads linked to Iran’s leader Ali Khamenei derive significant financial resources from the privatized healthcare system, Tehran Bureau’s analysis of the sector indicates. Khamenei maintains substantial
In Iran, private hospitals experienced a boom in the 1990s and 2000s, in keeping with the regime’s shift in economic policy that started under the presidency of Hashemi Rafsanjani. The pricing system adopted
The Prosecutor General of Iran’s Lorestan province announced the arrest of a third Khorramabad city council member on Wednesday as part of an expanding investigation into financial corruption. Ali Hassanvand
Iran is grappling with a severe influenza vaccine shortage, even as the Islamic Republic's officials insist that supplies are plentiful. While the government insists that vaccine distribution issues have been resolved
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