#Geopolitics
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Three failed nuclear talks led to devastating strikes across the Middle East. The warning signs were there from the start.
Iranian drone attacks halt Qatar's LNG production and damage Saudi refinery, sending global energy prices soaring as Strait of Hormuz faces disruption threat
Supreme Leader's death sparks nationwide riots in Pakistan, sending oil prices soaring $32/barrel. How sectarian violence is reshaping global energy markets.
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[email protected]Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei's death fractures the 'axis of resistance' network. Hezbollah, Houthis, and Iraqi militias face different survival calculations as Tehran's command structure collapses.
Netanyahu vows increasing strikes on Tehran while Iran retaliates with ballistic missiles, raising fears of regional war and testing global alliances.
Iran strikes backfire as US influence wanes while China and Russia fill the vacuum. The 'clean victory' hawks promised never materialized.
US-Israeli strikes on Iran create a complex calculus for China ahead of the planned Xi-Trump summit in Beijing, with energy security and geopolitical alliances at stake.
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[email protected]Israeli strikes on Tehran and Iranian ballistic missile retaliation mark a dangerous new phase in Middle East tensions, moving beyond proxy warfare to direct confrontation.
Iran blocks Strait of Hormuz, sending Brent crude past $80. Japanese stocks plunge as Middle East crisis threatens global energy supplies and trade routes.
Analysts warn US gasoline prices will rise following Iran attack, as geopolitical tensions threaten energy markets and consumer budgets
Ali Khamenei's death in US-Israeli strikes marks Iran's biggest crisis since 1979. Can the Islamic Republic survive without its apex leader? We examine the succession battle and regional implications.
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[email protected]With Ayatollah Khamenei's death, Iran's power structure shifts from clerical rule to military pragmatists. The regime may abandon decades of hostility toward the US and Israel to survive.