Iran's oil sales to China would continue even if U.N. sanctions, are reimposed under a so-called snapback mechanism, Iran's ...

The looming revival of international sanctions on Iran is unlikely to curtail Tehran’s vital oil exports but could benefit Chinese refiners, offering them access to a larger share of discounted ...

A 30-day window to stop the reimposition of United Nations sanctions on Iran is closing. That likely means Tehran will face ...

In a move that echoes the economic realities of the post-Soviet collapse, Russia is reviving the ancient practice of ...

The United States is further countering Iran’s destabilizing activities by designating an international illicit financial ...

US Treasuries are losing appeal among major foreign investors as holdings by China and Japan decline sharply, fueling global ...

The US revoked the Chabahar Port sanctions waiver for India, jeopardizing India's strategic trade route to Afghanistan and ...

The burdens of corruption fall on all classes and groups of people, but their effects on the youth of a developing country are profound.

Blockchain analytics indicate that Iranian-linked wallets processed billions in digital assets over the past few years, effectively circumventing conventional financial oversight.

Even as Russia builds warm ties with China and India, the return of barter shows just how far the war in Ukraine has ...

Gabe Whisnant is a Breaking News Editor at Newsweek based in North Carolina. Prior to joining Newsweek in 2023, he directed daily publications in North and South Carolina. As an executive editor, Gabe ...

By Bismark SAKYI In an increasingly interconnected yet fractured world, economic sanctions have emerged as a central instrument of foreign policy. No longer limited to rogue states or niche sectors, ...