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Opec+ Maintains Oil Output Policy for October Amid Ongoing Iran Conflict and Market VolatilityEconomy

Opec+ Maintains Oil Output Policy for October Amid Ongoing Iran Conflict and Market Volatility

Opec+ has left its oil output policy unchanged for October as continuing conflict between the US and Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz keep global energy markets volatile.

The National|September 6, 2026|1
US Military Strikes Three Iranian Tankers After Missile Attacks Near Strait of HormuzBreaking News

US Military Strikes Three Iranian Tankers After Missile Attacks Near Strait of Hormuz

The United States military struck three Iranian crude oil carriers in retaliation for ballistic missile attacks targeting two US Navy warships near the Strait of Hormuz.

Egypt Independent|September 6, 2026|1
Trump Minimizes Iran Conflict as 'Small Potatoes' Despite US Casualties and Economic FalloutPolitics

Trump Minimizes Iran Conflict as 'Small Potatoes' Despite US Casualties and Economic Fallout

President Donald Trump minimized the six-month Iran conflict as 'small potatoes' during an Oval Office address, despite 18 US service member deaths and rising gas prices.

Egypt Independent|September 5, 2026|1
UAE Non-Oil Sector Surges to Fastest Growth Since December 2024 Amid Post-Conflict RecoveryEconomy

UAE Non-Oil Sector Surges to Fastest Growth Since December 2024 Amid Post-Conflict Recovery

The UAE's non-oil private sector recorded its fastest growth since December 2024 in August, driven by a surge in new business and a recovery from the impact of the Iran war.

The National|September 3, 2026|1
How Economic Pressure and Chokepoint Strategies are Shaping the Iran WarEconomy

How Economic Pressure and Chokepoint Strategies are Shaping the Iran War

As the Iran war shifts from deterrence to a battle of economic pressure, declining reliance on maritime chokepoints and mounting regional strains suggest that diplomacy and deals may ultimately replace the current stalemate.

The National|September 1, 2026|1
How the US and Middle East Allies Outsmarted Iran's Oil Blockade TacticsEconomy

How the US and Middle East Allies Outsmarted Iran's Oil Blockade Tactics

Middle Eastern oil producers and the US Navy are utilizing clandestine 'dark' transits and alternative pipelines to bypass Iranian threats in the Strait of Hormuz, helping stabilize global energy supplies amidst an ongoing war.

Egypt Independent|August 31, 2026|1
Strait of Hormuz Conflict: How Iran is Losing Its Vital Leverage Amid Economic Crushing PressurePolitics

Strait of Hormuz Conflict: How Iran is Losing Its Vital Leverage Amid Economic Crushing Pressure

Despite initial beliefs that Iran won the conflict by disrupting the Strait of Hormuz, a renewed US military blockade and compounding economic pressures are rapidly diminishing Tehran's strategic leverage.

Egypt Independent|August 30, 2026|1
Divided Loyalties: Six Months Into the War, Iranian Americans Grapple With the Impact of US and Israeli StrikesPolitics

Divided Loyalties: Six Months Into the War, Iranian Americans Grapple With the Impact of US and Israeli Strikes

Six months after the onset of US and Israeli strikes on Iran, the Iranian American community remains sharply divided over the war's objectives, human toll, and political outcomes.

Egypt Independent|August 30, 2026|1
Threatening an 'Earthquake' Response: How Iran Plans to Fight Back Against US Economic SanctionsPolitics

Threatening an 'Earthquake' Response: How Iran Plans to Fight Back Against US Economic Sanctions

Following new US economic sanctions, Iran has threatened a severe regional and global retaliation, potentially targeting oil supplies, expanding military strikes, and reconsidering its nuclear doctrine.

Egypt Independent|August 29, 2026|1
Strait of Hormuz Traffic Reaches 20 Percent of Pre-War Levels as US Navy Secures Key Shipping RoutesEconomy

Strait of Hormuz Traffic Reaches 20 Percent of Pre-War Levels as US Navy Secures Key Shipping Routes

Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has reached 20 percent of pre-war averages as the US Navy secures vital shipping routes and facilitates millions of barrels of oil exports.

Egypt Independent|August 22, 2026|1
A Week of Escalation: Diplomatic Breakdown and Rising Tensions as US-Iran Peace Deadline PassesPolitics

A Week of Escalation: Diplomatic Breakdown and Rising Tensions as US-Iran Peace Deadline Passes

Following the expiration of a 60-day peace talk deadline, tensions between the US and Iran escalated this week with threats of economic warfare, new sanctions, and shifting military deployments.

Egypt Independent|August 22, 2026|1
US Diplomatic Isolation Deepens Amid Ongoing Conflict with IranPolitics

US Diplomatic Isolation Deepens Amid Ongoing Conflict with Iran

US President Donald Trump's approach to the Iran war is alienating key international allies, including South Korea, Oman, and Nato members, as diplomatic tensions mount.

The National|August 20, 2026|1
Iran Shifts Toward Aggressive Military Strategy and Offensive Operations Amid Ongoing US ConflictBreaking News

Iran Shifts Toward Aggressive Military Strategy and Offensive Operations Amid Ongoing US Conflict

Iran's hardline leadership is adopting a new military strategy emphasizing offensive operations and regional escalation as tensions with the US continue. The shift involves reorganizing security leadership and increasing preparedness for targeted attacks.

Egypt Independent|August 19, 2026|1
Why Coal Profits Are Surging Worldwide Amid the Iran War CrisisEconomy

Why Coal Profits Are Surging Worldwide Amid the Iran War Crisis

The war on Iran and the resulting disruption of oil and gas supplies have forced nations worldwide to fall back on coal, driving a major surge in consumption and profits for producers like South Africa's Thungela Resources.

Al Jazeera English|August 19, 2026|1
US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Plummets to 1982 Low Amid Middle East Energy PressuresEconomy

US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Plummets to 1982 Low Amid Middle East Energy Pressures

US crude oil reserves have dropped to their lowest level since 1982 as ongoing Middle East conflicts strain energy supplies and drive up petrol prices.

The National|August 17, 2026|1
Trump Defends Iran War Costs and Dismisses Financial Impact on AmericansPolitics

Trump Defends Iran War Costs and Dismisses Financial Impact on Americans

President Donald Trump defended the war with Iran and downphased the financial impact on Americans, arguing that higher gas prices are a necessary cost to prevent a nuclear-armed Tehran.

Egypt Independent|August 15, 2026|1