TEHRAN - The Red Cross Society of China has decided to provide the Iranian Red Crescent Society with $200,000 in emergency humanitarian assistance to support families of at least 175 people who were martyred after an U.S.-Israeli attack to an elementary school in Minab, southern Iran, on February 28.
TEHRAN- The war in the West Asia is creating the biggest oil supply disruption in history, the International Energy Agency said on Thursday, a day after it agreed to release a record volume from strategic stockpiles to offset shortages and a spike in prices.
TEHRAN- A member of the Board of Directors of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) announced that the private sector's proposals in the areas of currency, financing, taxation and social security, and trade and customs have been submitted to the government.
TEHRAN- The daily oil production of OPEC member countries, according to the latest report from the organization, increased by 164,000 barrels in February, reaching 28.630 million barrels per day. Iran's share of this increase was 34,000 barrels, which, after Venezuela, represents the highest production growth among member countries.
TEHRAN- The spokesperson for the Ministry of Industry, Mining and Trade announced the uninterrupted activity of the supply chain and distribution of livelihood and essential goods for the people, stating that from small retailers to large stores, everyone is active in serving the public.
TEHRAN- In a decisive show of operational strength, Iran’s ports are running at full capacity to ensure the uninterrupted flow of essential goods into the country.
MADRID - “America First” was meant to be simple. Donald Trump promised restraint abroad and clarity at home. The United States would reduce unnecessary commitments, avoid “endless wars”, and focus on its own national interests. Yet the war with Iran raises an unavoidable question: if America truly comes first, why does US policy appear to follow the strategic priorities of others?
SOUTH LEBANON—At first glance, there appears to be no direct connection between the publication of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation files and the United States’ decision to move toward war with Iran.
TEHRAN —The "shock and awe" Washington pursued in its 2026 war on Iran has been met with a different kind of astonishment: a political earthquake at home, where 59 percent of Americans now reject this war, where the president's own base feels betrayed, and where 46 senators are demanding answers about the massacre of Iranian schoolchildren in Minab.
In a commentary on Tuesday, the New York Times said in the lead-up to the surprise U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, President Donald Trump downplayed the risks to the energy markets as a short-term concern. The Times also said “the search for pathways out of the war has gained urgency since the weekend.”
