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Islamic State (IS) has amassed a war chest of as much as several hundred million pounds and continues to exploit a string of revenue streams that are likely to enable…
Europe’s attempts to enable European companies to continue trading with Iran following the reimposition of US sanctions are being jeopardised by Iranian hardliners’ opposition to the implementation of global financial…
Venezuela’s president is facing mounting pressure to give up power as the international community suggest unknown Juan Guaidó to run the oil-rich country.
The economic blow to Tehran will be compounded if it fails to comply with global financial transparency rules.
Businesses in Gulf countries allied to the US are under renewed threat from suspected Iranian hackers in what may amount to preparation for cyber retaliation against impending US sanctions on…
America’s reimposition of heavy sanctions on Iran following its withdrawal from the international nuclear deal risks undermining two of the central planks of Washington’s Middle East policy—the maintenance of stability…
“The money comes through the Syrian border in suitcases from Damascus. The source? Tehran. The Iranians send it (there) every week using their own military aircraft. That is where most…
James Birkett says the US sanctions programme on Iran not only had support from a range of global actors, but Tehran was also more reliant on the global economy than…
The US is facing a difficult decision over the severity of new sanctions against Venezuela in the event of President Nicolas Maduro going ahead with an apparent plan to strengthen…
