Panama will allow Iranian warships to sail through canal

Panamanian officials said that they have an obligation to allow any ship to cross the canal as long as the regulations are respected

Iran’s navy fleet will sail to Panama Canal: Iranian Navy Commander

Rear Admiral Shahram Irani stated that the Iranian naval units are 'getting closer to the coasts of the Americas'

Iran’s 86th Naval Fleet completes world trip

For the first time in Iran's naval history, the flotilla completed a protracted voyage around the world, sailing over the Indian, Pacific, and Atlantic seas without requiring aid from shore

US urges Gulf allies to bolster anti-Iran ‘drone fleet’

The US fifth fleet expects to have a network of 100 unmanned surface vehicles in operation by the end of the summer as part of its 'anti-Iran' fleet

Iran seizes new oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz

Lately, the Islamic Republic has faced an increased maritime threat, as US lawmakers have recently urged their government to seize more Iranian oil shipments

Iran, Nicaragua discussed ways to counter US influence in Latin America: Pentagon leaks

Nicaragua and Venezuela have readily welcomed Iranian assistance to counter US sanctions

White House hesitates to sanction Brazil over arrival of Iranian warships

US officials say they are talking to their 'Brazilian partners' over the 'collective threat' Iran poses to the Western Hemisphere

Brazil allows two Iranian warships to dock in Rio ignoring US concerns

The Iranian flotilla is expected to cross the Panama Canal soon as it aims to circumnavigate the globe

Iranian Navy ships dock in Brazil despite US concerns

One of the Navy ships is reportedly equipped with anti-ship cruise missiles, torpedoes, and naval guns

Russia and its national Arctic passage: Pushing trade frontiers eastward

Ice-free Arctic routes created by climate change have opened up the first new global shipping route in a century. The Russian-developed water passage is bound to disrupt the lengthier Atlantic-centric routes for global commerce.

Israel sold spyware equipment to Bangladesh despite export ban: Report

The sale was made despite Bangladesh not recognizing Israel's legitimacy as a state or holding diplomatic relations

UAE uses Israeli technology for personal device spying

Advanced Israeli spyware has been implicated in human rights violations and interstate espionage in dozens of countries

Large tanker arrives in Shabwah to loot oil on behalf of the Saudi-led coalition

According to a source from Yemen’s Oil Ministry, 100,000 tons of oil worth $114 million will be loaded onto the vessel

Luxembourg launches investigation into money laundering by Lebanon’s Central Bank Governor

Riad Salameh now faces three criminal investigations in Europe over alleged "massive" embezzlement of public funds

Mikati, Salameh, King Abdallah among those named in Pandora Papers

The report comes from the US-based George Soros-led Open Society Foundations and Ford Foundation-backed ICIJ, which released the similar 'Panama Papers' in 2016

How the US plans to re-insert itself into Afghanistan

Scrambling to find its footing in the aftermath of its disastrous Kabul exit, the United States has launched three diplomatic tracks with various allies to finagle its way back into crafting Afghanistan's future.

Explosion on cargo ship at Syria’s Latakia port

At least two people have been killed