In a democracy, what the people want is what they will get. This applies even in our distorted democracy. If there are enough who hope for a Russian attack on NATO, then that attack will happen, even if they have to stage it like in Gleiwitz or like in the Gulf of Tonkin (or like at the airport in (translated)
Gas prices in Europe have risen to their highest levels since March, as the escalation of the conflict between the USA and Iran raises concerns about supply shortages from the Persian Gulf and threatens to push winter prices above 100 euros per megawatt hour. (translated)
Gas prices in the European market have exceeded 70 euros per MWh, the highest since March, due to concerns over supply disruptions from the Persian Gulf due to renewed conflicts between the United States and Iran. (translated)
As a result of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which has been ongoing since February 28, at least 20 people have died, including sailors and a shipyard worker, and another 6,000 sailors remain trapped in the waters of the Persian Gulf, significantly worsening both the security situation in the region and international trade in oil and gas. (translated)
The article discusses how the recent war between Iran, Israel, and the USA has reshaped the geopolitical landscape of the region, focusing on Iran's strategy for ensuring security beyond its borders and the impact of the war on control of key energy routes and maritime security in the Persian Gulf. (translated)
A colossal party is being prepared in Thailand! The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln left the Persian Gulf after a 200-day deployment over the weekend. Due to the war, nearly 5,000 crew members were not able to leave the ship for almost the entire time. The giant vessel will dock in Thailand next week. (translated)
The Finnish army is investigating an alleged violation of the country's airspace by a Russian aircraft in the western part of the Gulf of Finland, as stated by Finnish Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen. (translated)
The article points to the escalation of tensions between Iran and the USA after the expiration of the 60-day deadline for reaching an agreement on the Iranian nuclear program, which affects insurance prices and shipping costs in the Persian Gulf and requires a revision of business plans for companies with ties to this region. (translated)
‼️🇺🇸 The American army has secretly created a corridor for transporting oil across the southern part of the Hormuz Strait. According to Axios, about 15 to 20 tankers, under the direction of the American army, pass through it every night—going in both directions, with empty ships heading to the Persian Gulf and loaded tankers going out. (translated)
The Constitutional Court criticizes delays in lower courts in family disputes concerning children, while there is also a discussion about the current situation in the Persian Gulf and the need for preparatory classes following the tightening of school enrollment deferrals. (translated)
The countries of the Persian Gulf are secretly exporting oil through the Strait of Hormuz, which helps keep oil prices stable despite the ongoing war conflict in the region. (translated)
After the expiration of the 60-day deadline for a permanent peace agreement between the USA and Iran, the war situation in the Persian Gulf remains tense, as American attacks on Iran and Tehran's reactions are still at the center of conflicts, despite previous agreements to lift the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. (translated)
NATO fighters in Latvia shot down a drone, which led to the declaration of an air alert and restrictions on air and maritime traffic in the Gulf of Finland, with the army announcing that the risk has now passed. (translated)
Global demand for oil is expected to decrease by 1.6 million barrels per day this year, which is a downgrade of the estimate due to restrictions on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and high fuel prices, as oil exports from the Persian Gulf have dramatically declined and global stocks have fallen below 7.9 billion barrels. (translated)
The income of President Donald Trump from licensing his name in the real estate sector abroad increased by 71 percent last year to nearly 60 million dollars, with most of this income coming from projects in Gulf countries, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest and influence on American politics. (translated)
Kuwait closed the only Iranian school in the country and revoked its license. This was reported by the local Ministry of Education. The decision came after weeks of Iranian attacks on the Gulf states. Kuwait did not provide an official reason, but similar actions had previously been taken by the United Arab Emirates. (translated)
According to the analysis of Helena Ferro Gouveia, the negotiations between Iran and Oman regarding the situation in the Strait of Hormuz may provide Iran with clear advantages, but there are doubts as to whether the USA and Iran will actually reach any agreement, especially in the context of current threats and psychological coercion against the countries of the Persian Gulf. (translated)
The new draft agreement regulates maritime routes in the Persian Gulf so that Iran cannot block ships leaving the region, while Tehran authorities would continue to control the access of ships to the Gulf, raising concerns about a possible escalation of conflict between Iran, the USA, and Israel. (translated)
The article deals with tensions in the Persian Gulf, when Donald Trump considered attacks on Iran due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, while Qatar submitted a compromise proposal, as Russia concentrates its attacks on Odessa and faces internal threats from assassinations, while conflicts and interests in the region remain complicated and unclear. (translated)
As a result of optimism regarding a possible diplomatic solution to the conflict with Iran and negotiations for the safe resumption of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices have decreased, with Donald Trump postponing a planned military strike at the request of allies, which is also supported by the efforts of countries in the Persian Gulf. (translated)
