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Defeat from the jaws of victory: Israel reacts to Trump’s Iran ceasefire

As Israel contemplates a two-week ceasefire announced by United States President Donald Trump in the war on Iran on Tuesday night, it appears weakened in the eyes of its opponents and critics. Its arch-nemesis, Iran, is still standing; Israel’s defensive stock of missiles is depleted and its prime minister is facing…

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Takeaways after a tentative, 2-week ceasefire reached in Iran war

Iran, the United States and Israel reached a tentative, two-week ceasefire Wednesday in the war that tore across the Middle East and disrupted the global energy market, with U.S. President Donald Trump pulling back from his threats to destroy Iranian “civilization.” But questions immediately emerged over what appear…

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First Two Ships Pass Through Strait Of Hormuz Since Ceasefire As Iran Demands Payment In Crypto

Last night we reported that no less than 800 ships were still trapped in the immediate aftermath of the US-Iran ceasefire agreement, unsure what the fine print of the deal meant for transits. This morning we are down to ~798, after the first two cargo vessels have crossed the Strait of Hormuz since the ceasefire, ac…

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Iran celebrates ceasefire amid critical war losses, says it 'forced America to accept its demands'

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Wednesday that the ceasefire with the United States and Israel was done with "the acceptance of the general principles desired by Iran," in the first official comment from the Iranian regime since the announcement of the agreement.

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Airline Stocks Soar On Iran Ceasefire As IATA Sees "Positive" Tailwinds, But Warns Jet Fuel Crisis Will Persist

Airline stocks are flying high in premarket trading in New York after the overnight ceasefire between the Trump administration and Tehran. The truce is a positive for the aviation industry, which has been locked in turbulence for six weeks, as surging jet fuel prices have crushed the margins of major carriers, forci…

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US Futures, Global Stocks And Bonds Soar On Ceasefire Relief, Oil Plummets

US futures, global stocks and bonds are sharply higher while oil prices plunge the most in years as a wave of optimism swept through global markets after the US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire in exchange for Tehran reopening the Strait of Hormuz: JPMorgan's Market Intel desk, which moves from Neutral to Tac…

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UAE concerts and events postponed amid conflict, from Christina Aguilera and Shakira to Bred Abu Dhabi | The National

The events industry in the UAE is recalibrating as the Iran war disrupted airspace and touring schedules. The majority of organisers are moving dates rather than outright cancelling, as flight delays and shipping issues complicate plans for large-scale shows.

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A new Lebanese civil war is unlikely, despite how things may look now | The National

Despite the two-week cease-fire announced in the war against Iran, there remains little clarity over whether Lebanon is part of the arrangement. While Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sherif tweeted that the cease-fire includes Lebanon, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said it does not.

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Tehran rallies and a Dutch digital detox: photos of the day – Wednesday

View image in fullscreenTehran, Iran People shout slogans during a rally after a two-week ceasefire in the Iran war was announcedPhotograph: Majid Asgaripour/ReutersShareView image in fullscreenTehran, Iran People hold national flags as they gather in Revolution SquarePhotograph: Atta Kenare/AFP/Getty ImagesShareVie…

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Shares Of Infrastructure Developer Erupt On Gulf Energy Reconstruction Prospects

The two-week U.S.-Iran ceasefire looks more like a pause in the six-week conflict than a long-lasting agreement, with language so broad and vague that it remains unclear who conceded what. The one clear point is that Iran's reported willingness to allow vessel transits through the Strait of Hormuz was enough to send…

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