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Joe Biden walked into the White House promising to fix Trump’s mistakes. He would rejoin the nuclear deal. He would restore diplomacy. He would make

The European diplomats shuttled between Tehran and Washington for months. They carried messages back and forth because the two sides would not talk directly. They

Walk through the halls of Congress and you will see their influence everywhere. Resolutions condemning Iran pass with overwhelming majorities. Letters demanding tougher sanctions get

The last American plane lifted off from Kabul airport in August 2021. Below it, thousands of Afghans who helped America for twenty years watched in

The crown prince of Abu Dhabi picked up the phone and called Tehran. His country spent years fighting Iranian proxies in Yemen. His country normalized

President Donald Trump says Iran wants to negotiate a deal to end the current war. However, the American leader refuses to accept the current terms.

Gold prices took a noticeable hit this Friday, pushing the precious metal toward its second straight weekly decline. The ongoing war in the Middle East

The oil tanker moved slowly through the South China Sea. Its transponder broadcast a Malaysian flag and a destination in Asia. But the ship really

Today, March 12, 2026, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian finally revealed his official terms to stop the raging conflict with the United States and Israel. After

Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei just made his first public statement as the new supreme leader of Iran. The fifty-six-year-old hardline cleric took power after a recent

The United Nations recently warned that the intense conflict in the Middle East is severely damaging humanitarian operations around the world. UN aid chief Tom

Mahsa Amini walked into a Tehran police station on September 13, 2022. She walked out in a coma. She died three days later. The morality

Walk through any Iranian city and you will see their presence. The men with beards and stern faces. The buildings with no signs but heavy

Xiyue Wang spent three years in Evin prison. The Iranian government accused him of spying. His family said he just did academic research on Iranian

The computers at a Saudi petrochemical plant started behaving strangely. Pumps spun faster than they should. Valves opened without commands. Safety systems shut down for

Kuwait is slashing its oil and fuel production because cargo ships can no longer safely pass through the Strait of Hormuz. The ongoing conflict with

The centrifuges spin in underground halls buried deep inside Iranian mountains. Nobody knows exactly how many there are today. The inspectors left years ago. The