Iran sanctions

Draft legislation from Ted Cruz would require the administration to penalize a key financial cooperative if it doesn’t cut off Iranian banks.

No state that actively supports terrorism and foreign insurgencies ought to have access to the global financial system.

Left unchecked, document says, the Islamic Republic will use whatever means it can to continue terror financing.

Pompeo says Iran has been using the ICJ for ‘propaganda purposes.’

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“What’s happening today is part of a coordinated campaign of pressuring Tehran.”

State Department official warns that countries that refuse risk sanctions.

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Officials also staged “roadshows” encouraging foreign financial engagement with the Islamic Republic.

Under secretary Sigal Mandelker warns companies about the risks of dealing with the Islamic Republic.

Sanctions target Iran's infamous Evin Prison and the director of a key state-run media corporation.

Secretary of state lays out new Iran strategy in first major foreign policy address.

Allies, committed to deal and looking to preserve economic benefits to Tehran, risk U.S. sanctions

President Trump cancels the Iran deal. Now comes the hard part.

President Trump’s administration made a significant policy move on Friday—extending the Iran deal by waiving nuclear sanctions, while simultaneously issuing new, non-nuclear sanctions against Iran in light of the recent protests there. But you’d be forgiven for forgetting all about that, because a…

As the deadline draws closer for the Trump administration to decide whether or not to certify Iranian compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal and another decision on sanctions, U.S. aerospace giant Boeing will be watching with extreme interest. The outcome has the potential to scuttle a pair of…

Texas senator Ted Cruz on Thursday suggested that President Donald Trump buck members of the foreign policy establishment who are “desperately” trying to save the 2015 nuclear deal and not waive sanctions lifted under the agreement ahead of a series of related deadlines.

Say, where are those new sanctions on Iran? The White House was said last week to be considering new, non-nuclear sanctions against Iran in response to the anti-government and anti-regime protests—and the violent response by government forces. The administration last week did sanction five…

On Wednesday, January 3, Donald Trump tweeted:

Nikki Haley on Thursday presented what she described as undeniable evidence that Iran is supplying arms to militants in Yemen and charged that Tehran is fueling conflict in Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria—activities that she said fly in the face of United Nations resolutions.

Lawmakers will vote this week on strengthening sanctions against the Iran-backed militia Hezbollah and punishing Iran for its ballistic missile development, amid pressure from the Trump administration to come to a legislative solution related to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

A Republican lawmaker is urging the president to block a multibillion-dollar deal between Boeing and Iran Air, “the terror-supporting transport-arm” of a network that is now facing steep sanctions from the Trump administration.