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US Temporarily Suspends Oil Sanctions on Iran Following IAEA Inspection Agreement
The United States has temporarily lifted oil sanctions on Iran following an agreement for IAEA inspections to resume.
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Prominent Columnist Claims US Will No Longer Tolerate Israel
Gideon Levy, a senior columnist, warns that Israel is becoming a major obstacle for the US and President Trump amid escalating tensions with Iran.
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US Naval Blockade Reduces Iran Crude Oil Exports to Lowest Level in Six Years
US naval blockade has reduced Iran's crude oil exports to the lowest level in six years.
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US Weighs Using Seized Iranian Assets to Compensate Gulf Allies for Damages
The US is contemplating using seized Iranian assets to compensate Gulf allies for damages incurred due to Iranian attacks.
US Adds Chinese EV Leader BYD to Military Blacklist Over Security Concerns
The US has added Chinese companies BYD, Alibaba, and Baidu to its military blacklist, citing their ties to China's military.
US Plans Response After Accusing Iran of Downing Military Helicopter
US President Donald Trump has vowed a response after accusing Iran of downing a US military helicopter in the Strait of Hormuz.
US Conducts Retaliatory Strike Against Iran Following Alleged Threat
The US has carried out a strike on Iran after President Donald Trump threatened a counter-response following the downing of a US helicopter.
Iran's IRGC Claims Drone Attack on US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, Targets Jordan Airbase
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claims to have launched a drone attack on the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain and a US airbase in Jordan in response to US strikes.
Iran's FM urges US withdrawal from region for safety
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi advised the US to leave the region for safety.
Trump Warns of Additional Strikes on Iran Following Retaliatory Attacks
US President Donald Trump has threatened to strike Iran again following retaliatory attacks between the two nations.
US Conducts New Military Actions Against Iran Following Trump's Warnings
The US has launched new attacks on Iran following President Trump's threats, prompting Iran to close the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Claims Attacks on US Bases and Ships in Hormuz Strait
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has claimed attacks on two ships in the Hormuz Strait and US bases in Bahrain and Kuwait in response to US strikes.
22 Nations, Including the US, Issue Warning to Iran to Halt Territorial Attacks
A joint statement by 22 countries, including the US and several European nations, has warned Iran to cease attacks on their territories.
US Permits Iran's Football Team Entry One Day Before Each World Cup Match
Iran's football team will be allowed to enter the US one day before each of their World Cup matches.
US Military Strike on Ship off Oman Coast Results in Deaths of 3 Indian Sailors
India has summoned a top US diplomat to protest an attack on a ship off the coast of Oman that killed three Indian sailors.
Reuters: US-Iran Peace Deal May Be Signed in Geneva on Sunday
A memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran to halt Middle East conflict may be signed by Sunday, according to a Western official.
US Considers Transferring Iranian Migrants to Central African Republic
The Trump administration is planning to send several Iranian migrants, among others, to the Central African Republic.
Bangladesh Semiconductor Industry Association Launches 9-Day Roadshow Across the US
Bangladesh Semiconductor Industry Association (BSIA) is conducting a 9-day roadshow in the US to strengthen global semiconductor industry ties and involve Bangladeshi-origin technologists in domestic technological advancement.
US Investigates OPT Fraud, Scrutinizing 10,000 Foreign Students
The US is investigating allegations of fraud in the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program, affecting around 10,000 foreign students.
US Increases Threat Level Against Israeli Espionage Amid Heightened Tensions
US Defense Intelligence Agency raises threat level against Israeli espionage due to rising tensions over Iran conflict.
Raul Castro Makes First Public Appearance Since US Murder Charges
Former Cuban President Raul Castro was seen in public for the first time since being indicted by the US for murder charges.
Shakib Khan's 'Rockstar' to Release Internationally in 41 Theaters from June 5
Shakib Khan's movie 'Rockstar' will be screened in 41 theaters across the US, Canada, and the UK from June 5.
India-US Trade Talks Underway to Finalize Interim Agreement
India and the United States have started a four-day meeting in New Delhi to finalize an interim trade agreement.
