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European nations now believe some Hormuz fees are inevitable

Leading European nations now acknowledge potential fees for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, a shift in stance following the US-Iran conflict. While some Gulf Arab officials privately agree, the US and Gulf states maintain that no charges should be imposed. European countries are urging non-discriminatory fees and pushing for…

The Economic Times

Iran insists on keeping control over Hormuz: Report

Iran is determined to gain international recognition for its control over the Strait of Hormuz, including the right to levy fees on ships. Despite an interim deal with the U.S. allowing free passage for 60 days, Tehran insists on permanent control and will not negotiate other disputes until this is…

The Economic Times

Asian airlines' Europe windfall fades as Gulf rivals rebound

Asian airlines that benefited from higher fares and passenger numbers on European routes due to the Iran conflict are now facing declining advantages. Gulf carriers have resumed flights, offering lower prices, leading to a gradual erosion of market share gained by airlines like Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific.

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Talks in Qatar after US-Iran deal: What we know

DOHA - US envoys met with Qatari mediators on Tuesday in Doha to discuss negotiations with Iran, the Gulf state said, after Tehran and Washington agreed a memorandum of understanding this month to halt the Middle East war.

Bangkok Post

How oil turned the motors of capitalism: a history

The vulnerability of the world economy to oil prices was painfully visible in the first half of 2026 following the US and Israel war against Iran. The power of this commodity to upend economies has been apparent before. In his recently published book Crude Capitalism: Oil, Corporate Power, and the…

The Conversation

Gulf bond markets rally despite uncertain outlook

GCC debt markets have rallied since the ceasefire, but tight liquidity remains a key hurdle

Fortune

NRI women investing nearly 70% higher in western markets than gulf countries: Report

Female participation in cross-border investing among NRIs rose nearly 70% over the past year, according to Belong’s analysis of investors across 34 countries. Women accounted for 7.3% of NRI investors in June 2026, up from 4.3% a year earlier. The study also found sharp regional variations, with participation in Western…

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Strait of Hormuz: Strategic chokepoint in shadow of geopolitics

The Strait of Hormuz, a key chokepoint for the global trade of crude oil and liquefied natural gas, is at the centre of disputes in negotiations to end the Middle East war, even after the US and Iran signed a preliminary deal. About one-fifth of consumption of global oil and…

The Economic Times

Oil finds its way: Supertankers return to Persian Gulf

Supertankers are once again navigating the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil route, following a period of disruption due to recent Iran conflict. Shipping data indicates a significant increase in commodity vessel traffic, including oil tankers, signalling renewed confidence among shipowners. This return of large carriers, with a combined capacity…

The Economic Times

Oil falls as investors focus on potential Iran-US talks in Doha

Oil prices dipped as markets keenly watched potential U.S.-Iran talks in Doha, following recent missile exchanges that tested a fragile ceasefire. While investors express cautious optimism for de-escalation and a return to normal shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, uncertainty lingers. Middle Eastern producers are actively loading oil and LNG,…

The Economic Times

Money can't buy success in World Cup for gulf nations like Saudi Arabia and Qatar

Gulf nations like Saudi Arabia and Qatar invested extensively in soccer and infrastructure, yet both faced disappointing exits from the World Cup. This situation reveals that even large financial investments do not guarantee success on the field. As Saudi Arabia prepares for the 2034 World Cup, Qatar continues to strive…

The Economic Times

Pragmatic diplomacy: Dawud Al Ansari says 'Oman is committed to de-escalation & peace in the region'

As French President Emmanuel Macron meets Sultan Haitham bin Tariq of Oman amid efforts to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East, François Picard welcomes Dawud Al Ansari, a geopolitics and energy analyst. As diplomacy in the Gulf is once again being tested by renewed military tensions, Al Ansari offers a…

France 24

Trump says US team will meet Iran in Doha

US President Trump announced American representatives will meet Iranian officials in Doha, aiming to revive a peace process strained by recent Persian Gulf clashes. Both nations are portraying a signed MOU as a domestic win, despite ongoing disagreements over security, sanctions relief, and the sequencing of concessions. Mediators are working…

The Times of India

Delivery drivers, unsung heroes who kept Qatar going during Iran war

As missiles threatened the Gulf and residents stayed indoors, delivery drivers kept delivering food and medicine across Doha, with many dubbing them heroes.

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Macron hosts Oman sultan for talks on toll-free reopening of Strait of Hormuz

French President Emmanuel Macron hosts Oman's Sultan Haitham bin Tariq on Monday for the Gulf leader's first official visit to France, with talks expected to focus on securing the toll-free reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

International Business Times UK

US Becomes First Nation to Host World Cup Team and Bomb Same Country as Iran Crashes Out in Drama

Iran exited the 2026 World Cup in Kansas City, hours after US strikes hit Iranian coastal sites and a day before Iranian missiles struck American bases in the Gulf.

The Economic Times

FIFA: Money can't buy success in World Cup for gulf nations like Saudi Arabia and Qatar

Gulf nations like Saudi Arabia and Qatar, despite significant investment in soccer and infrastructure, faced early exits from the World Cup. This highlights that substantial financial backing doesn't automatically translate to on-field success. While Saudi Arabia aims to build its national team for its 2034 hosting duties, Qatar, despite its…

The Economic Times

Dollar poised for best month in nearly a year; eyes on jobs data, Gulf tension

Global tensions and upcoming U.S. jobs data are keeping the dollar strong, despite a slight dip today. Investors are seeking refuge in the greenback amidst Middle East conflict and a global equity selloff. A hawkish stance from the new Federal Reserve chair also fuels expectations of higher U.S. interest rates,…

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Oil climbs following renewed US, Iran strikes in Middle East

Oil prices saw an uptick as renewed US-Iran tensions in the Middle East disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Despite reports of a potential de-escalation and renewed talks, analysts caution that a full recovery of Gulf oil supply could take months due to lingering issues. Saudi Aramco has resumed…

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Iran and US agree to halt attacks and renew talks, U.S. official says

Tensions ease in the Gulf as Iran and the US agree to halt recent hostilities and resume talks on the Strait of Hormuz. This de-escalation follows days of strikes and counter-strikes, with both nations accusing each other of violating a ceasefire. President Trump's stern warning to Iran preceded the agreement,…

International Business Times UK

Iran Attacks Gulf Nations and Threatens 'Complete Halt' to US Peace Talks After Fresh Air Strikes

Iran launched strikes on Kuwait and Bahrain, escalating Gulf tensions and threatening US-Iran peace talks. The attacks challenge a fragile ceasefire, risking further diplomatic breakdown.

International Business Times UK

'Iran Will No Longer Exist': Donald Trump Launches Fresh Air Strikes and Warns US Will 'Complete the Job'

President Trump warns Iran of severe consequences as US air strikes target Iranian military sites, escalating tensions in the Gulf and threatening a fragile ceasefire.

The Guardian - UK

Fresh hostilities in Gulf suggest US-Iran memorandum was too broadly worded

Document appears to have been subject to conflicting interpretations on key issues of Lebanon ceasefire and strait of Hormuz

The Times of India

UAE condemns Iranian attacks on Bahrain, Kuwait; reiterates full solidarity with Gulf neighbours

The United Arab Emirates on Sunday strongly condemned renewed Iranian missile and drone attacks targeting Bahrain and Kuwait, describing them as a flagrant violation of the two countries' sovereignty and a serious threat to regional security and stability.

The Guardian - UK

Shadow war: how use of proxy forces by Iran, Israel and US is driving Middle East instability

Across region there is a push to disarm militia and reinforce state authority but the temptation to use proxies remains

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