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The 15-hour Iran–Israel war and Netanyahu’s new political deadlock
The brief flare-up on Sunday showed that Israel can still strike, but not always control escalation. The triangle of Iran, Hezbollah, and the United States now limits the space for maneuver for Tel Aviv, and above all for the country’s longest-serving prime minister
Iran “throws the ball back” to Trump: $24 billion stands between Tehran and Washington as negotiations reach a deadlock
Speaking to CNN, Mohsen Rezaei, a close adviser to Mojtaba Khamenei, rejects scenarios involving a meeting between Trump and Iran’s supreme leader and warns that, in the event of a U.S. attack, the world would witness Tehran’s true military power
Tehran considers a new US proposal after the visit of the Pakistani mediator
We have received the views of the US side and are now considering them, an Iranian official told state television, while Pezheskian described the US moves as an illusion
“Relief” for global bonds amid optimism over a US–Iran peace deal
The prospect of a diplomatic solution triggered a strong wave of buying in government bonds worldwide, while falling oil prices led to a decline in yields in the US, Germany, and especially the UK
Close to a US–Iran agreement: What developments are brought by Trump’s “freeze” of Operation Freedom in Hormuz
Secret negotiations in full swing – The naval blockade remains, but expectations for de-escalation are rising
Why US–Iran talks are hitting a wall: Hardliner Ahmad Vahidi of the Revolutionary Guards pulls the strings militarily & diplomatically
The new head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Ahmad Vahidi, is reportedly sidelining Tehran’s moderates and imposing a hard line toward the US. Why he promoted Mojtaba Khamenei, how he shut down the first talks in Islamabad, and his links to terrorist acts abroad
