Iran seeks Wakhan rail link via Afghanistan to China, aiming to shorten routes, boost freight volumes, and anchor Eurasian transit.
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Iran’s shortest rail route between China and Europe
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Iran’s uneven fight against US-led financial firewall
Iran’s partial FATF compliance highlights how global financial standards and sanctions intertwine, turning regulatory mechanisms into instruments of geopolitical pressure.
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Putin’s aide praises Iran’s ‘competitive’ technological achievements
A senior aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised Iran’s technological progress, describing its products as competitive in international markets.
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Discover Iran: How once-isolated Makran coast is rising as Indian Ocean’s next strategic powerhouse
Iran’s once-isolated Makran coast in Sistan and Baluchestan province is transforming through ports, water and energy megaprojects, fisheries, industry, tourism, and global trade corridors into a strategic Indian Ocean hub, enhancing economic…
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Iran and Russia’s quiet economic realignment
Iran and Russia are deepening strategic economic ties through energy, trade, transit, and financial cooperation amid sanctions and geopolitical shifts.
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Iran, Russia sign cooperation document, four MOUs on trade, energy
Iran and Russia sign a cooperation document and four memoranda of understanding (MOUs) in Tehran.
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Shift in multi-tier forex rate to improve economy
Iran’s preferential exchange rate policy introduced in 2017 was meant to provide cheap dollars for essential goods, but it led to rent-seeking and inflation.
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Shift in multi-tier forex rate to improve economy
Iran’s preferential exchange rate policy introduced in 2017 was meant to provide cheap dollars for essential goods, but it led to rent-seeking and inflation.
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The story of ancient Persia’s chromium steel
Nearly a thousand years ago, in what is now southern Iran, steelmakers were producing a metal that modern science believed did not exist until the industrial age.
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The story of ancient Persia’s chromium steel
Nearly a thousand years ago, in what is now southern Iran, steelmakers were producing a metal that modern science believed did not exist until the industrial age.
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