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TEHRAN/RIYADH – Iran has moved to solidify its control over the Strait of Hormuz, imposing de facto transit fees on commercial vessels, a development sharply condemned by the Gulf Cooperation Council
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The conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran has escalated into its fourth week, marked by intensified military activity and complex, often contradictory, diplomatic maneuvers. As the U.S.
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The global economy is facing its most significant challenge in years, with a widening Middle East conflict, exacerbated by Iran's actions in the critical Strait of Hormuz, driving a sharp increase in
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Western intelligence agencies report Russia is nearing completion of phased shipments of advanced drones, along with medicine and food, to Iran, marking a significant escalation in Moscow's support fo
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President Donald Trump has extended a critical deadline for negotiations with Iran to April 6, 2026, temporarily pausing the threat of immediate strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure. This dip
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On March 26, in Washington, US President Donald Trump publicly condemned NATO for its perceived "inaction" regarding the ongoing US-Israel military operation against Iran, which commenced on February
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Riyadh and Abu Dhabi have signaled their support for an escalated United States military campaign against Iran if Tehran refuses to impose “severe restrictions” on its missile, drone, and nuclear prog
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BreakingThe United States has ordered 1,000 to 2,000 troops from the 82nd Airborne Division to deploy to the Middle East as the war with Iran enters its fourth week, marking a significant escalation in American military involvement. The rapid-response force, known for operating in high-risk environments, signals a potential shift from an air-focused campaign toward limited ground operations. The deployment comes alongside a broader U.S. military buildup and ongoing airstrikes inside Iran, even as Washington explores diplomatic options. Officials suggest the move could serve both as military pressure and strategic leverage in potential negotiations, though no clear timeline or mission details have been confirmed.
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BreakingIran has firmly rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s claims that peace negotiations are underway, stating that no talks — direct or indirect — have taken place during the ongoing conflict. Iranian officials dismissed Washington’s narrative, with military and political leaders accusing the U.S. of effectively “negotiating with itself” while continuing military operations. The denial comes as Iran also rejected a U.S. ceasefire proposal, even though intermediaries like Pakistan have attempted to facilitate communication. With strikes continuing between Iran, Israel, and regional actors, the gap between diplomatic claims and on-ground reality highlights the absence of any active negotiation process.
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BreakingThe United States has proposed a 15-point ceasefire plan to Iran aimed at ending the war that began in late February, offering sanctions relief and civilian nuclear cooperation in exchange for major concessions on Iran’s nuclear programme, missile capabilities, and regional activities. The proposal, delivered through Pakistan as an intermediary, also includes provisions to ensure access through the Strait of Hormuz and a temporary ceasefire period to negotiate a broader agreement. Despite the diplomatic push, the US is simultaneously expanding its military presence in the Middle East, deploying thousands of additional troops. Iran has responded skeptically, rejecting claims of direct talks and insisting the conflict will continue unless US and Israeli attacks stop, leaving the future of the ceasefire proposal uncertain.
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Executive Summary While Beijing presents a carefully calibrated image of neutrality on the world stage, a dense, multilayered web of economic, technological, diplomatic, and covert support has made China the indispensable lifeline for an internationally isolated Iran.
Yasir Rai
BreakingA drone strike near Dubai International Airport ignited a fire at a fuel storage facility on March 16, forcing authorities to temporarily suspend all flights at one of the world’s busiest aviation hubs. Emergency teams quickly contained the blaze, and officials confirmed there were no reported injuries, though several incoming flights were diverted while operations were halted. The incident was part of a wider wave of Iranian drone and missile attacks across Gulf states, targeting countries hosting U.S. military facilities. The disruption added to growing pressure on regional aviation and security as the broader conflict continued to spread across the Middle East.
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