#Iran

Israeli PM Netanyahu says he wants to 'create conditions' for Iranian regime change, as Iranian missiles hit northern Israel and protests erupt across Europe. What does this mean for global stability?

Hong Kong built its post-Western pivot around Gulf financial hubs. Now the Iran war is testing whether a 'neutral' financial center can survive geopolitical fire.

A bombed school in Iran. Two completely different accounts. As information warfare becomes inseparable from military conflict, what can the world actually verify — and who decides?

Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has vowed to block the Strait of Hormuz and attack US bases. With 20% of global oil shipments at stake, the world is watching.

Oil surges 10% toward $100, stocks drop, gold slips — yet Bitcoin is stubbornly holding the $70,000 line. Safe haven or just not yet panic-sold?

Congress never formally authorized war with Iran, yet lawmakers may soon be asked to approve emergency funding with no cost estimate, no timeline, and no casualty projections from the Trump administration.

Iran and Hezbollah launched simultaneous attacks on Israel. Dubai was hit by drones. Saudi Arabia and the UAE condemned Tehran. What's driving this escalation—and where does it end?

Brent crude has crossed $100 a barrel as Iran escalates attacks on Gulf shipping. Here's what it means for your wallet, global markets, and the geopolitical fault lines underneath.

As the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran escalates, China stays conspicuously quiet. Dr. Yoram Evron explains why Beijing won't back its so-called strategic partner — and what that silence reveals.

Drone strikes on Oman's Salalah port oil facilities signal a dangerous expansion of the Iran conflict. With the IEA recommending a record 400M barrel oil release, what comes next for global energy markets?

US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran have escalated Middle East tensions. Understanding who benefits from this conflict may be the key to resolving it. A PRISM analysis.

Oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has collapsed by over 90% since conflict erupted between the US, Israel, and Iran on Feb. 28. Only shadow tankers remain — and they're rewriting the rules of global energy.