#Middle East

For the first time since the Middle East conflict began, zero commercial ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz in a single day. Here's what that silence actually means.

The EU is weighing an expanded naval mission in the Middle East as Iran tensions rise. With 20% of global seaborne oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz, the stakes reach far beyond European foreign policy.

Middle East conflict is threatening oil export infrastructure, pushing crude prices higher. We break down who wins, who loses, and what it means for your wallet and the global economy.

From the Spanish-American War to the Iran strikes, how the US built a global military base network—and why those bases are now in the crosshairs.

Hamas has publicly urged Iran to halt attacks on Gulf states — a rare appeal to its top backer. What does it reveal about the fractures inside the so-called axis of resistance?

After months of disrupting global shipping lanes, the Houthis have gone unusually silent. What does that mean for Red Sea trade, oil markets, and the next phase of Middle East tension?

The US strike on Kharg Island targets Iran's oil export lifeline, not its nuclear sites or military bases. What does attacking economic infrastructure mean for energy markets, oil prices, and global geopolitics?

Iran faces mounting pressure from sanctions, internal unrest, and regional isolation. Could it follow Iraq's path toward state fragility or forced regime change? A PRISM analysis.

Israel issued an evacuation warning for an Iranian diesel engine factory. This isn't just a military story — it's a signal about escalation, energy markets, and who pays the price.

On day 14 of the US-Israel-Iran war, Trump vows to hit Iran "very hard" next week and says the war ends when he feels it "in my bones." What does that mean for oil markets, the Strait of Hormuz, and global stability?

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.