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The US is set to announce new economic sanctions against Iran, described as the largest 'economic landing' ever. Iranians are expected to bear heavy consequences, while the government seeks support from partners like China.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has committed to supporting the government in its economic battle against external sanctions, with its commander vowing to stand beside the cabinet. The pledge signals an expanded role for the IRGC in Iran's political and economic affairs amid mounting international pressure.
Tehran province will officially inaugurate 63 road projects this month, including interchanges, overpasses, and road expansions, to improve traffic flow in the capital region. The projects will be rolled out in phases starting this weekend, with officials expecting reduced congestion, shorter travel times, and fewer accidents.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf mocked Donald Trump's campaign slogan with a social media post reading 'Make America hungry again,' a jab at U.S. sanctions. The post highlights rising tensions between Tehran and Washington amid stalled nuclear talks.
South Africa announced on October 30 its readiness to cooperate with Iran in legal prosecutions, emphasizing a commitment to strengthening judicial ties. The move is seen as a step forward in bilateral relations, with both sides discussing areas such as legal information exchange and investigative support.
A Sunni member of Iran's Basij volunteer force was shot dead in Zahedan, southeastern Iran, on February 27. Local officials confirmed the incident and said an investigation is ongoing to identify the perpetrators.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian called for national unity under justice to counter external exploitation and interference. Speaking at a cabinet meeting, he stressed that internal cohesion is vital to overcoming international pressures, including sanctions. Analysts view the appeal as a move to strengthen domestic unity and bolster Tehran's negotiating position.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman said on February 14 that Tehran has not received any official invitations from regional countries to attend meetings or conferences. The statement responds to media speculation about Iran's potential participation in upcoming regional gatherings.
Iran formally warned on May 30 that any nation cooperating with US aggression against Tehran would face serious repercussions. The statement escalates rhetoric amid heightened Middle East tensions and aims to deter potential collaborators.
