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After Oil And LPG, Supply Disruption Of This Critical Input May Hit India
Iran War Impact: The disruption around the Strait of Hormuz has led to a supply shock that can slow factory production and push up food prices.
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Trump's "Final Offer" Pitch: Seen In Ukraine, China, North Korea...Now Iran
On Sunday, after 21 hours of talks in Islamabad produced no agreement with Iran, US Vice-President JD Vance invoked the phrase on Donald Trump's behalf.
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Opinion | Three Things May Happen At The End Of The 14-Day Ceasefire (Or Earlier)
Will Iran and Israel continue to clash, with Trump supporting the latter from the outside?
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Opinion | Over 1 Lakh US Troops Are Stationed In Europe. What Happens If They Leave?
The American role is not limited to troops. The US makes up the backbone of NATO's nuclear deterrence.
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Opinion | The Real Reason China Stayed 'Quiet' About Its US-Iran Ceasefire Role
Given Trump's ego and the need to declare 'victory', Beijing opted for a very quiet entry into the mediation, with Pakistan apparently fronting the whole exercise.
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China Tankers Join Line To Test Hormuz Exit And Iran Truce
The Chinese oil tankers are part of a growing armada amassing at the entrance to the strait, off the UAE.
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India-Bound US-Sanctioned Ship Carrying Iranian Oil Reroutes Midway To China
The Aframax tanker Ping Shun, built in 2002 and sanctioned by the US in 2025, is now signalling Dongying in China as its destination instead of Vadinar in Gujarat.
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Opinion | Not China, Not Russia: Why Is Pak Suddenly Everywhere In US-Iran 'Talks'?
A report revealed that Field Marshal Asim Munir had reached out to Trump, proposing Pakistan as the "venue" for talks. This was on March 23, at about the same time that the 'five-day' pause was announced.
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Russian Oil Arrives As Philippines Battles 'Energy Emergency'
Sara Sky, believed to be the first shipment of Russian oil to the Philippines in five years, was reportedly seen at a port just outside Manila.
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India, 5 Others On Iran's "Friendly Nation" List For Safe Hormuz Passage
Araghchi also indicated that vessels linked to countries seen as adversaries or those involved in the ongoing conflict would not be allowed passage.
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After Oil And LPG, Supply Disruption Of This Critical Input May Hit India
Iran War Impact: The disruption around the Strait of Hormuz has led to a supply shock that can slow factory production and push up food prices.
-
Trump's "Final Offer" Pitch: Seen In Ukraine, China, North Korea...Now Iran
On Sunday, after 21 hours of talks in Islamabad produced no agreement with Iran, US Vice-President JD Vance invoked the phrase on Donald Trump's behalf.
-
Opinion | Three Things May Happen At The End Of The 14-Day Ceasefire (Or Earlier)
Will Iran and Israel continue to clash, with Trump supporting the latter from the outside?
-
Opinion | Over 1 Lakh US Troops Are Stationed In Europe. What Happens If They Leave?
The American role is not limited to troops. The US makes up the backbone of NATO's nuclear deterrence.
-
Opinion | The Real Reason China Stayed 'Quiet' About Its US-Iran Ceasefire Role
Given Trump's ego and the need to declare 'victory', Beijing opted for a very quiet entry into the mediation, with Pakistan apparently fronting the whole exercise.
-
China Tankers Join Line To Test Hormuz Exit And Iran Truce
The Chinese oil tankers are part of a growing armada amassing at the entrance to the strait, off the UAE.
-
India-Bound US-Sanctioned Ship Carrying Iranian Oil Reroutes Midway To China
The Aframax tanker Ping Shun, built in 2002 and sanctioned by the US in 2025, is now signalling Dongying in China as its destination instead of Vadinar in Gujarat.
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Opinion | Not China, Not Russia: Why Is Pak Suddenly Everywhere In US-Iran 'Talks'?
A report revealed that Field Marshal Asim Munir had reached out to Trump, proposing Pakistan as the "venue" for talks. This was on March 23, at about the same time that the 'five-day' pause was announced.
-
Russian Oil Arrives As Philippines Battles 'Energy Emergency'
Sara Sky, believed to be the first shipment of Russian oil to the Philippines in five years, was reportedly seen at a port just outside Manila.
-
India, 5 Others On Iran's "Friendly Nation" List For Safe Hormuz Passage
Araghchi also indicated that vessels linked to countries seen as adversaries or those involved in the ongoing conflict would not be allowed passage.
