Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf visited Doha aiming to unlock a quarter of Iranian assets frozen abroad as part of ceasefire diplomacy.
Tag: Iran
How Fake AI Images of the Iran War Are Changing the Way People Understand Armed Conflict
Media critics wrote about how the Iran war has become the first major conflict dominated by AI-generated disinformation raising urgent questions about visual truth in the digital age.
Iran Is Not Trying to Close Hormuz Anymore — It Is Trying to Own It
Geopolitical analysts argue Iran’s strategy has shifted from threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz to seeking permanent administrative control over it.
Iran Drones Down Hostile UAV Near Strait of Hormuz as Tensions Remain High
Iranian forces shot down an unidentified hostile drone near the Strait of Hormuz signaling continued alertness in the strategically vital waterway.
U.S. Bombs Iran Despite Ongoing Peace Talks
The US carried out airstrikes on southern Iran even as ceasefire negotiations continued with mediators.
Iran Successfully Institutionalizes Control Over Strait of Hormuz Through New Maritime Toll Authority
Tehran has established a new maritime toll authority giving it unprecedented administrative leverage over the critical Strait of Hormuz.
US Warships Continue to Patrol the Strait of Hormuz as Peace Talks Continue
The American naval presence in the Persian Gulf remained active as diplomatic negotiations continued in Cairo.
Trump Says Iran Deal Is Not Even Fully Negotiated Yet Hours After Claiming It Was Largely Done
The president appeared to walk back his own Saturday declaration that an agreement was essentially finalised.
Senior US Official Cautions Iran Peace Deal Memorandum of Understanding Still Days Away
Officials sought to tamp down expectations the MOU would be signed during Memorial Day weekend.
Oil Prices Fall and Global Stocks Rise on Optimism for US-Iran Deal
Financial markets reacted positively to news of a potential framework even as both sides cautioned against optimism.