The fragile US-Iran ceasefire is set to expire, with talks on its extension hanging in the balance amid renewed tensions and military incidents.
US and Iranian officials have not confirmed a new round of negotiations in Pakistan, while the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed, disrupting global oil shipments.
Persistent disagreements over Iran’s nuclear program, regional influence, and maritime control threaten both regional stability and global energy markets.
With oil traffic down 90%, is the global economy prepared for a prolonged Hormuz closure?
With the ceasefire expiring in 48 hours, will talks resume or will military strikes begin?
Can the US naval blockade succeed against Iran's 'toll booth' control of the Hormuz Strait?
Is a conflict of interest for a US envoy about to derail the entire Iran peace process?
Is Iran’s offer to 'downblend' uranium a viable compromise or a clever delaying tactic?
Will Gulf nations' massive AI investments give them the leverage to force a peace deal?