Iran US Conflict
Republican politicians warn Iran ceasefire deal could strengthen Tehran, would be 'disaster'
Republican lawmakers take to X, warning that a reported 60-day Iran ceasefire deal could strengthen Tehran and undermine US gains from the conflict.
US, Iran close to agreeing on 60-day extension of ceasefire, response expected by Sunday - report
Trump cancels trip to son's wedding, returns to Washington amid key moment on Iran negotiations
Iran is consolidating control of Hormuz with checkpoints, diplomatic deals, and fees
Muslim clerics encourage Iranian youth to find joy in economic war
Iranian youth have used social media to share music and dancing videos and many have been detained for doing so.
Iran dismisses possibility of conflict, says does not want war
Following the re-imposition of US sanctions, a senior Iranian maritime official said Iran had adopted new tactics and new destinations in shipping its oil exports.
What happened to Iran’s 'hardliners?'
The “moderate” and “hardliner” narrative was trotted out by the Iranian regime and its explainers abroad while much stayed the same at home in Iran
Kurdistan region worried as U.S. and Iran tensions grow
US pulls staff from Erbil consulate and European countries end training of Kurdish Peshmerga
Is Iran the new Iraq? Here are the similarities — and big differences
If the Iran war talk sounds familiar, it might be because there are elements that resemble the lead-up to the 2003 Iraq War, not least among them the Israel factor.
War with Iran forthcoming? Most experts say they don’t think so
War between the US and Iran is probably not in the cards, even as the US ups pressure on Iran via sanctions and a military build-up in the region.
Iran Guards chief says Americans have started 'psychological war'
The US has concentrated naval power and B-52s in the Persian Gulf in recent days.
Pompeo: U.S. not aiming for war with Iran
The Secretary of State's comments come after the recent US military build-up in the Middle East.
The Trump Doctrine 2.0: Searching for results in crises
After two years of major unilateral decisions, the White House faces numerous crises that it has kindled in the hope that at least one will turn out in its favor.
Why is pressure mounting between the U.S. and Iran?- analysis
The Trump administration sees Iran’s behavior as another instance of why it pulled the U.S. out of the deal in the first place: the Iranian regime is not trustworthy.