#Iran

Tehran flatly denies US nuclear talks, but the White House says reports contain 'elements of truth.' What this diplomatic contradiction reveals about the state of US-Iran relations—and what it means for energy markets.

Russia is nearing completion of phased weapons, food, and medicine deliveries to Iran. What this means for Middle East stability, energy markets, and the future of Western sanctions.

The 82nd Airborne Division is deploying to the Middle East as Trump's deadline for Iran to halt its nuclear program approaches. What happens if Tehran doesn't blink?

Three weeks into the war, Iranians inside the country fear the bombs—but many fear what comes after even more. A rare window into voices from Tehran.

Iran tensions are pushing analysts to revise oil price forecasts upward. What's driving the shift, who wins and loses, and what it means for inflation, investment, and your energy bill.

As US-Israeli airstrikes on Iran pass three weeks, civilian deaths exceed 1,400. The stories of ordinary people caught in the crossfire — and what they reveal about modern warfare.

Iran launched missiles at Israeli military bases. Israel is escalating in Lebanon. The US is striking Iran. As the Middle East edges toward a wider conflict, the question isn't just who fired first — it's where this ends.

Iran has struck Israeli military bases and hit central Tel Aviv with missiles. With the US now directly involved, the Middle East faces its most volatile moment in years.

Trump's military threats against Iran risk pulling the US into another prolonged Middle East conflict. Here's what's at stake—for oil markets, regional stability, and American foreign policy.

Iran's drones and missiles are destroying key U.S. radar systems across the Middle East. Here's how America's layered missile defense network works—and where it's starting to crack.

Tensions over Iran are rattling global energy markets, threatening the Strait of Hormuz and forcing governments and consumers worldwide to pay more and use less. Here's what's at stake.

Tehran's de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz was meant to pressure the West. Instead, it's driving up food prices at home, exposing the hidden cost of using geography as a weapon.