
ENERGY
Iran announces $5bn in easy loans to renewables
Iran cuts red tape by announcing $5 billion in easy loans to builders of renewable power plants.

Iran cuts red tape by announcing $5 billion in easy loans to builders of renewable power plants.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has placed a premium on improving bilateral cooperation with Azerbaijan.
Denmark has dismissed Donald Trump’s latest remarks about the US acquiring Greenland through economic or military intervention.
Benjamin Netanyahu has assured his right-wing Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich that attacks on the Palestinians will continue.

McDonald’s has lost over $7 billion in revenue due to a boycott campaign initiated by pro-Palestinians around the globe against Israel’s barbarism in Gaza.

New images show sheer scale of destruction in Gaza as the besieged people return to their destroyed homes after ceasefire.

Pro-Palestine protesters in Sydney have demonstrated outside the US consulate, demanding an end to Washington’s support for Israel.

Iran’s finance minister says the country is prepared for any economic scenario under Trump.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 16:00 GMT on January 21, 2024.

Press TV Gaza correspondent visited the ruins of the house in southern Gaza where the former leader of Hamas Yahya Sinwar made his last heroic stand.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed to strengthen relations and develop strategic partnership with China.

Donald Trump announces the purge of over 1,000 Biden administration appointees.

The Israeli army's chief of staff has resigned over the military’s failure to prevent Hamas from carrying out Operation al-Aqsa Storm.

Israel is expected to release 200 Palestinians in exchange for four female Israeli soldiers, a Hamas media official says.

The people of Gaza displaced for months by relentless Israeli attacks are returning home after a ceasefire agreement.

The regime’s forces, backed by helicopters, raided Jenin refugee camp in West Bank, killing at least 7 people.

The Gaza Strip has experienced months of continuous bombardment, resulting in widespread destruction and significant displacement of its population.

Turkey may resume trade with Israel if the Gaza ceasefire is permanent, according to a Turkish economic official.