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The International Monetary Fund said inflation could top 10 million percent in 2019.

The "people's food basket has shrunk, except for the profiteers of sanctions," said one civil servant living in Tehran.

The U.S. announced that China, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Turkey would be granted a six-month exemption from sanctions on buying Iranian oil.

"The Taylor offshore spill is threatening to overtake BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster as the largest ever," according to The Washington Post. 

The Trump administration has policy and personal reasons to hope that Saudi's crown prince isn't shown to have taken part in the murder of a journalist. But the president may have to act.

Kerri Parker says cannabis helped with her previous tumor, but experts say it has no anti-cancer properties.

Although the economy has remained strong despite sanctions, JP Morgan warned Trump not to get overly optimistic.

The European Union's foreign policy chief said the other nations would "protect the freedom of their economic operators."

While the oil and gas industry is making significant bets on a wide range of energy technologies, it is also focusing on digital technologies that promise to transform enterprises as fundamentally as in other sectors. Download the full report to learn more.

Venezuela has become increasingly reliant on Chinese oil-for-loans deals as its economy spirals downward.

After the U.S. defense secretary said Iran was "on notice," the Islamic Republic's top general warned any attacking forces would "pay a heavy price."

The United States has overlooked human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia for more than 70 years, but no president has cozied up to the oil-rich kingdom like Donald Trump—even as he seeks to disengage from the Middle East.

The California governor is lauded as an environmental firebrand. But there's something hinky about Brown's climate leadership, an inconsistency that could threaten his legacy.

Iran's threat to shut down the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to be carried out, but it would prompt a spike in oil prices and potential U.S. military intervention.

Beijing and Moscow want to sabotage President Donald Trump's efforts to sanction Iran—and the EU appears to be helping them.

China imports more Iranian oil than any other country.

A bipartisan bill wants to halt the possibility of returning to business as usual with the Kremlin, instead asking for a report on Putin's finances and those of his close associates.

Upstream Turkey controls the flow of the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers, and a new report details why it's creating tensions with Iraq and Syria.

"If the current capabilities of the Revolutionary Guards ... reaches the ears of the adventure-seeking president of America, he will never make this kind of mistake."

The ingredient is often just listed as "squalene," but some dietary supplement labels will show "shark cartilage."

More than a million people have already fled the country amid a worsening economic crisis.

Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Mecca "belongs to all Muslims," and their security during Hajj was a God-given right that Saudi Arabia fails to uphold.

North Korea needs oil products to develop ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons, according to experts.

"We have a tremendous relationship with Germany," Trump said shortly after slamming the U.S. ally.

Top diplomats from China, the EU, France, Germany, Iran, Russia and the U.K. believe the nuclear deal "is in the security interest of all."

The president is worried about gas prices ahead of the midterms.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's hardline rhetoric is earning him a key ally among the country's military elite.

Trump has long believed OPEC is "ripping us off."

Iran has given French company Total two months to obtain exemptions from U.S. sanctions, or else China gets its share of the South Pars gas field.

As a trucker strike in Brazil disrupts feed supplies, farmers have been forced to cull flocks to stop the starving birds eating one another.