The Trump administration’s new campaign to economically isolate Iran could succeed only if Washington is willing to confront the Chinese banks and oil buyers that remain crucial to Tehran’s revenues.

Should Trump "take action, our confrontation will be like an earthquake", the head of Iran's supreme national security council has warned.

Experts say the Trump administration can also try these options: Sanctions on Chinese 'Teapot' refineries, targeting entities and individuals helping Iran evade sanctions, and a…

The United States is unveiling new sanctions against Iran today. These measures aim to cripple Iran's economy by targeting its oil sales. China buys most of Iran's oil and…

The TOI correspondent from Washington: US president Donald Trump is preparing to turn his military campaign against Iran into a global economic choke after warning countries…

China faces particular risk as US weighs penalties on banks and Iranian oil buyers

Treasury chief pushes for 'quiet diplomacy' as Washington avoids provoking Beijing with secondary sanctions