Venezuela e Irán: petróleo y supervivencia
Enero de 2026 confirmó lo que se venía colando hace tiempo en los análisis: los EE.UU. necesita apropiarse, de cualquier forma posible, de los recursos petroleros de Venezuela e Irán.
Mass mobilizations continue across Iran against threats of US intervention
The Iranian government has claimed the protests against people’s economic suffering have been hijacked by forces trying to create chaos and pushing for regime change in the country.
Iran rejects US pressure and reaffirms willingness to commit to nuclear deal
Iran claims its nuclear program has always been peaceful and has been subjected to the harshest inspection regime under the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Iran heads to presidential elections
The adverse economic impacts of unilateral sanctions imposed by the US have emerged in the debates held among six presidential candidates
Economic sanctions make populations in targeted countries poorer, sicker and vulnerable
According to a study published by CEPR, rich and developed countries in the West have increased the use of illegal unilateral punitive measures despite being aware of their ill effects on people
Daily Round-up | US freezing of Iranian assets is illegal, ICJ rules & other stories
In today’s episode, we look at ICJ ruling on US freezing of Iranian assets, Israel attacks on Syria, Ecuador court’s approval of impeachment of president Lasso on corruption charges, and Pakistan court’s overturn of colonial-era sedition law.
ICJ rules US freezing of some Iranian assets as illegal, orders compensation
US courts had frozen billions of dollars of assets belonging to Iranian companies and its Central bank after having accused Iran of sponsoring terrorism
Iran at crossroads of history
The US expectation is that Iran’s and Russia’s interests as oil-exporting countries will inevitably collide as they scramble for markets
Venezuela and Iran sign 20-year cooperation agreement
The agreement between the two sanctions-hit countries prioritizes energy and food security in both nations
Iran’s growing concerns about IAEA’s neutrality may hamper chances of JCPOA revival
A resolution against Iran, drafted and pushed by the US and its allies, was passed at the IAEA meeting on June 8, marking a new low in the Iran-IAEA confrontation
South Korean workers strike for secure employment and public services and other stories
Today we look at the strike for secure work and public services in South Korea, the TPLF’s advances in Ethiopia and airstrikes by the government, and more
Iranian president asks US to lift unilateral sanctions to show seriousness in Vienna talks
The talks in Vienna between Iran and the remaining signatories of the nuclear deal stopped after six rounds following the election of Ebrahim Raisi in June. Iran said that it wanted to review the outcome of the rounds held so far






