Wall Street Journal | GE's Oil and Gas Chief Explores Opportunities in Iran Wall Street Journal s oil-and-gas business has visited Tehran to explore business opportunities there, the company said, the first known visit by an energy executive of an American company since before Western sanctions were imposed on Iran over its nuclear program. |
The Guardian (blog) | Closeup: Iran's hyped startup scene The Guardian (blog) Avatech is often described as Iran's leading startup accelerator, which means it gives support and advice to fledging companies with a new business idea, especially in the tech sector. As such, Avatech has attracted the attention of the Wall Street ... |
The National Interest Online (blog) | The Middle East's Nightmare: Iran is Buying Russia's Lethal Su-30 The National Interest Online (blog) Iran looks set to sign a deal to purchase Russian-made Sukhoi Su-30 Flanker fighters as it upgrades its military forces following the nuclear deal, which cleared the way for sanctions to be lifted on Tehran. Iranian defense minister Brig. Gen. Hossein ... Russia's Latest Weapons Sale to Iran Shifts the Balance of Mideast Power Confirmed: Iran and Russia to Co-Produce Su-30 Fighter Jet Iran announces S-300 is now en route from Russia |
The Guardian | China's Silk Road revival steams ahead as cargo train arrives in Iran The Guardian A long-distance cargo train has travelled from China to Iran as part of an attempted revival of the ancient Silk Road, a trans-Asian trade route connecting the east to Europe and the Mediterranean Sea. The 32-container train, which arrived in Tehran on ... 'Silk Road' trade route revived as first train arrives in Iran from China Ancient 'Silk Road' back to business as first train arrives in Iran from China First 'Silk Road' train arrives in Tehran from China |
Bloomberg | Iran's 20% Yields Tempt Charlemagne as Tehran Returns From Cold Bloomberg While shedding its former pariah status will take time, Iran's reintegration into the global economy following almost a decade of international sanctions is creating opportunities for investors willing to shoulder the risk, according to Charlemagne ... |
Channel News Asia | Iran's first post-sanctions oil exports to Europe begin Channel News Asia TEHRAN: Iran is poised to export its first oil shipments to Europe since international economic sanctions were lifted in mid-January, the oil ministry's SHANA news service reported on Monday (Feb 15). It said two million barrels of oil were being ... Iran exports first oil shipment to Europe since nuclear deal Iran ships first oil to Europe in 3 years Iran exports first oil to Europe since nuclear deal |
Washington Times | L. TODD WOOD: Gulf states seeking nukes to counter Iran in Mideast arms race Washington Times The bitter fruit of the Iran deal are already starting to materialize as predicted by many analysts. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon said over the weekend that Israel has seen evidence that Sunni Gulf states were looking to acquire atomic ... Ya'alon: Arab states are seeking out nukes in wake of Iran deal Power: Iran complying with nuclear deal but remains a threat Samantha Power: Iran deal compliance 'strong' so far |
FuelFix (blog) | Access to oil markets only a first step for Iran, UH panel says FuelFix (blog) Iran's oil production has atrophied from 3.7 million to 2.8 million barrels per day between 2011 and 2014 under the weight of international sanctions. In January, international powers finalized a deal that traded those sanctions for concessions from ... |
The Globe and Mail | Iran's mining development expected to be slow amid investor caution The Globe and Mail “Iran absolutely has world-class mining assets, which have hitherto been shrouded from investors, but we're in the depths of one of the darkest, worst downturns in mining for some time,” said Neil Passmore, chief executive of Hannam & Partners boutique ... Defying global slump, Iran stocks soar on sanctions relief RPT-Iran offers mining riches post-sanctions, but investors cautious |
Christian Science Monitor | Gen. Soleimani: A new brand of Iranian hero for nationalist times Christian Science Monitor Tehran, Iran — For years the commander of Iran's elite Qods Force worked from the shadows, conducting the nation's battles from Afghanistan to Lebanon. But today Qassem Soleimani is Iran's celebrity general, a man elevated to hero status by a social ... |