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Iran, US both claim victory, but did they actually concede ground?Iran and the United States have both claimed victory in their conflict as they both accepted a two-week ceasefire just before US President Donald Trump’s apocalyptic deadline to obliterate Iranian “civilisation” if Tehran did not agree to a deal.
At least 2,076 people have died in US-Israel strikes on Iran that began on February 28, and thousands of others have been killed across the region. The war has also disrupted global energy supplies, stranding oil tankers and causing prices to shoot up in what’s being called the biggest shock to the industry in history.
Trump, in a Tuesday post on Truth Social, said the US would suspend bombing Iran after receiving a 10-point ceasefire proposal that he said was “workable”. The US president added that “almost all of the various points of past contention have been agreed to”.
also said it will allow ships to begin to move through the Strait of Hormuz, even as some in the country have angrily denounced their government’s bowing to pressure.
Both sides are expected to continue Pakistan-mediated talks in Islamabad from Friday.
But despite the formal bluster, both the US and Iran appear to have shifted from some of their earlier stated red lines to agree to Tuesday’s deal. Those sticking points could reemerge to complicate the upcoming talks, analysts say.
Here’s what we know about what they both wanted and what concessions have been made so far:
The reason for doing so is that we have already met and exceeded all Military objectives, and are very far along with a definitive Agreement concerning Longterm PEACE with Iran, and PEACE in the Middle East…a two week period will allow the Agreement to be finalized and consummated,” Trump posted.
The US president did not immediately confirm if US negotiators would be in Islamabad.
For Trump, the big achievement is to have Iran agree to negotiate after his escalating threats,” Chris Featherstone, a political scientist at the University of York, told Al Jazeera.
“He is presenting this as a success, but he will need to achieve some form of concession from Iran to be able to present this as a success in the longer term,” he said
Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that Iran would also cease “defensive operations” if attacks on the country are halted, and that Iran’s armed forces would allow safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Many in Iran, however, have expressed anger and fault Tehran for responding to a ceasefire deal, as distrust for the US has soared in the country, say analysts.
The pessimism in Iran is probably more than in any other place because we’ve been attacked two times in the middle of negotiations,” Foad Izadi, a professor at the University of Tehran, told Al Jazeera.
He was referring to the US’s bombing of Iran during last June’s 12-day war alongside Israel, and the US-Israeli strikes on February 28th. Both escalations came as negotiations were ongoing
As both sides are expected to begin what will likely be tough negotiations on Friday, analysts are speculating over what final concessions either side might be prepared to make and what issues will be non-starters.
At least one of Iran’s demands has been flagged as a no-go area for Washington: ending the US military presence in the Middle East.
The US has maintained a military presence in the region for more than 65 years. As many as 50,000 US troops are stationed across 19 sites in several countries, not including the thousands more troops called up amid the Iran war.
Iran has argued that those bases proved to be a liability for Gulf countries during the war, some analysts say, as they became targets of Tehran’s ire, as it lashed out in heavy retaliatory strikes.
Still, “these countries are all sovereign countries, they make their own decisions”, Izadi of the University of Tehran said.
“The experience our southern neighbours had with US bases was not good,” he noted. “But that particular concept [of the US leaving] is something that the independent governments in the Persian Gulf have to make for their own selves
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Iran, US both claim victory, but did they actually concede ground?
Iran and the United States have both claimed victory in their conflict as they both accepted a two-week ceasefire just before US President Donald Trump’s apocalyptic deadline to obliterate Iranian “civilisation” if Tehran did not agree to a deal.
At least 2,076 people have died in US-Israel strikes on Iran that began on February 28, and thousands of others have been killed across the region. The war has also disrupted global energy supplies, stranding oil tankers and causing prices to shoot up in what’s being called the biggest shock to the industry in history.
Trump, in a Tuesday post on Truth Social, said the US would suspend bombing Iran after receiving a 10-point ceasefire proposal that he said was “workable”. The US president added that “almost all of the various points of past contention have been agreed to”.
also said it will allow ships to begin to move through the Strait of Hormuz, even as some in the country have angrily denounced their government’s bowing to pressure.
Both sides are expected to continue Pakistan-mediated talks in Islamabad from Friday.
But despite the formal bluster, both the US and Iran appear to have shifted from some of their earlier stated red lines to agree to Tuesday’s deal. Those sticking points could reemerge to complicate the upcoming talks, analysts say.
Here’s what we know about what they both wanted and what concessions have been made so far:
The reason for doing so is that we have already met and exceeded all Military objectives, and are very far along with a definitive Agreement concerning Longterm PEACE with Iran, and PEACE in the Middle East…a two week period will allow the Agreement to be finalized and consummated,” Trump posted.
The US president did not immediately confirm if US negotiators would be in Islamabad.
For Trump, the big achievement is to have Iran agree to negotiate after his escalating threats,” Chris Featherstone, a political scientist at the University of York, told Al Jazeera.
“He is presenting this as a success, but he will need to achieve some form of concession from Iran to be able to present this as a success in the longer term,” he said
Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that Iran would also cease “defensive operations” if attacks on the country are halted, and that Iran’s armed forces would allow safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Many in Iran, however, have expressed anger and fault Tehran for responding to a ceasefire deal, as distrust for the US has soared in the country, say analysts.
The pessimism in Iran is probably more than in any other place because we’ve been attacked two times in the middle of negotiations,” Foad Izadi, a professor at the University of Tehran, told Al Jazeera.
He was referring to the US’s bombing of Iran during last June’s 12-day war alongside Israel, and the US-Israeli strikes on February 28th. Both escalations came as negotiations were ongoing
As both sides are expected to begin what will likely be tough negotiations on Friday, analysts are speculating over what final concessions either side might be prepared to make and what issues will be non-starters.
At least one of Iran’s demands has been flagged as a no-go area for Washington: ending the US military presence in the Middle East.
The US has maintained a military presence in the region for more than 65 years. As many as 50,000 US troops are stationed across 19 sites in several countries, not including the thousands more troops called up amid the Iran war.
Iran has argued that those bases proved to be a liability for Gulf countries during the war, some analysts say, as they became targets of Tehran’s ire, as it lashed out in heavy retaliatory strikes.
Still, “these countries are all sovereign countries, they make their own decisions”, Izadi of the University of Tehran said.
“The experience our southern neighbours had with US bases was not good,” he noted. “But that particular concept [of the US leaving] is something that the independent governments in the Persian Gulf have to make for their own selves
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At least 2,076 people have died in US-Israel strikes on Iran that began on February 28, and thousands of others have been killed across the region. The war has also disrupted global energy supplies, stranding oil tankers and causing prices to shoot up in what’s being called the biggest shock to the industry in history.
Trump, in a Tuesday post on Truth Social, said the US would suspend bombing Iran after receiving a 10-point ceasefire proposal that he said was “workable”. The US president added that “almost all of the various points of past contention have been agreed to”.
also said it will allow ships to begin to move through the Strait of Hormuz, even as some in the country have angrily denounced their government’s bowing to pressure.
Both sides are expected to continue Pakistan-mediated talks in Islamabad from Friday.
But despite the formal bluster, both the US and Iran appear to have shifted from some of their earlier stated red lines to agree to Tuesday’s deal. Those sticking points could reemerge to complicate the upcoming talks, analysts say.
Here’s what we know about what they both wanted and what concessions have been made so far:
The reason for doing so is that we have already met and exceeded all Military objectives, and are very far along with a definitive Agreement concerning Longterm PEACE with Iran, and PEACE in the Middle East…a two week period will allow the Agreement to be finalized and consummated,” Trump posted.
The US president did not immediately confirm if US negotiators would be in Islamabad.
For Trump, the big achievement is to have Iran agree to negotiate after his escalating threats,” Chris Featherstone, a political scientist at the University of York, told Al Jazeera.
“He is presenting this as a success, but he will need to achieve some form of concession from Iran to be able to present this as a success in the longer term,” he said
Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that Iran would also cease “defensive operations” if attacks on the country are halted, and that Iran’s armed forces would allow safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Many in Iran, however, have expressed anger and fault Tehran for responding to a ceasefire deal, as distrust for the US has soared in the country, say analysts.
The pessimism in Iran is probably more than in any other place because we’ve been attacked two times in the middle of negotiations,” Foad Izadi, a professor at the University of Tehran, told Al Jazeera.
He was referring to the US’s bombing of Iran during last June’s 12-day war alongside Israel, and the US-Israeli strikes on February 28th. Both escalations came as negotiations were ongoing
As both sides are expected to begin what will likely be tough negotiations on Friday, analysts are speculating over what final concessions either side might be prepared to make and what issues will be non-starters.
At least one of Iran’s demands has been flagged as a no-go area for Washington: ending the US military presence in the Middle East.
The US has maintained a military presence in the region for more than 65 years. As many as 50,000 US troops are stationed across 19 sites in several countries, not including the thousands more troops called up amid the Iran war.
Iran has argued that those bases proved to be a liability for Gulf countries during the war, some analysts say, as they became targets of Tehran’s ire, as it lashed out in heavy retaliatory strikes.
Still, “these countries are all sovereign countries, they make their own decisions”, Izadi of the University of Tehran said.
“The experience our southern neighbours had with US bases was not good,” he noted. “But that particular concept [of the US leaving] is something that the independent governments in the Persian Gulf have to make for their own selves
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LA28 Olympics opens ticket sales globally after record local demandTicket sales for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics have opened globally after what organisers said was a record-setting first week of local presales, underscoring strong early demand for a Games that must rely heavily on private revenue.
LA28 said it sold more tickets in the first week than any previous Olympic Games had in their opening week, with every ticket in that initial phase going to residents of the Los Angeles and Oklahoma City areas despite some complaints about high prices, fees and availability.
Organisers said hundreds of thousands of $28 tickets – billed as the lowest-priced Olympic tickets in modern history – were snapped up by local buyers, although some buyers have complained about high costs and fees, and a lack of ticket availability.
The success of the locals presale speaks for itself,” LA28 CEO Reynold Hoover said in a statement. “We’re thrilled by the level of interest and enthusiasm in tickets to the Games
The global sales launch, known as “Drop 1,” runs through April 19 for fans who were selected through a draw and assigned time slots. Tickets are available across Olympic events, including the opening and closing ceremonies
Organisers acknowledged that some fans experienced sticker shock after a marketing push around the $28 entry-level tickets, only to find many of the cheapest seats had already gone quickly or that some events were priced much higher
Allison Katz-Mayfield, LA28’s senior vice president for games delivery revenue, told the Reuters news agency that outcome was not unexpected because the least expensive tickets were always likely to move fastest
“We really wanted to make sure that the locals had access to the most affordable tickets, and we saw that come to life through this presale,” she said, adding that more low-cost inventory would be released in future sales phases
LA28 said more than 1 million tickets priced at $28 will ultimately be made available to the public. Nearly half of all Olympic tickets are priced under $200, while more than three-quarters, including finals, are less than $400. Only about 5 percent of tickets cost more than $1,000, organisers said
Katz-Mayfield said demand had exceeded expectations from the registration phase through the first sales window. She added that LA28 still had roughly a third of tickets currently on sale priced below $200 as the global launch began
The organising committee is under pressure to show it can deliver a fiscally responsible Games without burdening taxpayers, who could be on the hook for cost overruns. LA28 has said its more than $7bn operation will be funded principally through ticket sales, sponsorship and hospitality
Katz-Mayfield said strong ticket sales, along with sponsorship and hospitality revenue, were positive signs for the financial health of the Games
LA28 also warned fans against buying from unofficial resale platforms before its verified resale programme launches in 2027, saying tickets sold elsewhere could be speculative or invalid
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LA28 Olympics opens ticket sales globally after record local demand
Ticket sales for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics have opened globally after what organisers said was a record-setting first week of local presales, underscoring strong early demand for a Games that must rely heavily on private revenue.
LA28 said it sold more tickets in the first week than any previous Olympic Games had in their opening week, with every ticket in that initial phase going to residents of the Los Angeles and Oklahoma City areas despite some complaints about high prices, fees and availability.
Organisers said hundreds of thousands of $28 tickets – billed as the lowest-priced Olympic tickets in modern history – were snapped up by local buyers, although some buyers have complained about high costs and fees, and a lack of ticket availability.
The success of the locals presale speaks for itself,” LA28 CEO Reynold Hoover said in a statement. “We’re thrilled by the level of interest and enthusiasm in tickets to the Games
The global sales launch, known as “Drop 1,” runs through April 19 for fans who were selected through a draw and assigned time slots. Tickets are available across Olympic events, including the opening and closing ceremonies
Organisers acknowledged that some fans experienced sticker shock after a marketing push around the $28 entry-level tickets, only to find many of the cheapest seats had already gone quickly or that some events were priced much higher
Allison Katz-Mayfield, LA28’s senior vice president for games delivery revenue, told the Reuters news agency that outcome was not unexpected because the least expensive tickets were always likely to move fastest
“We really wanted to make sure that the locals had access to the most affordable tickets, and we saw that come to life through this presale,” she said, adding that more low-cost inventory would be released in future sales phases
LA28 said more than 1 million tickets priced at $28 will ultimately be made available to the public. Nearly half of all Olympic tickets are priced under $200, while more than three-quarters, including finals, are less than $400. Only about 5 percent of tickets cost more than $1,000, organisers said
Katz-Mayfield said demand had exceeded expectations from the registration phase through the first sales window. She added that LA28 still had roughly a third of tickets currently on sale priced below $200 as the global launch began
The organising committee is under pressure to show it can deliver a fiscally responsible Games without burdening taxpayers, who could be on the hook for cost overruns. LA28 has said its more than $7bn operation will be funded principally through ticket sales, sponsorship and hospitality
Katz-Mayfield said strong ticket sales, along with sponsorship and hospitality revenue, were positive signs for the financial health of the Games
LA28 also warned fans against buying from unofficial resale platforms before its verified resale programme launches in 2027, saying tickets sold elsewhere could be speculative or invalid
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LA28 said it sold more tickets in the first week than any previous Olympic Games had in their opening week, with every ticket in that initial phase going to residents of the Los Angeles and Oklahoma City areas despite some complaints about high prices, fees and availability.
Organisers said hundreds of thousands of $28 tickets – billed as the lowest-priced Olympic tickets in modern history – were snapped up by local buyers, although some buyers have complained about high costs and fees, and a lack of ticket availability.
The success of the locals presale speaks for itself,” LA28 CEO Reynold Hoover said in a statement. “We’re thrilled by the level of interest and enthusiasm in tickets to the Games
The global sales launch, known as “Drop 1,” runs through April 19 for fans who were selected through a draw and assigned time slots. Tickets are available across Olympic events, including the opening and closing ceremonies
Organisers acknowledged that some fans experienced sticker shock after a marketing push around the $28 entry-level tickets, only to find many of the cheapest seats had already gone quickly or that some events were priced much higher
Allison Katz-Mayfield, LA28’s senior vice president for games delivery revenue, told the Reuters news agency that outcome was not unexpected because the least expensive tickets were always likely to move fastest
“We really wanted to make sure that the locals had access to the most affordable tickets, and we saw that come to life through this presale,” she said, adding that more low-cost inventory would be released in future sales phases
LA28 said more than 1 million tickets priced at $28 will ultimately be made available to the public. Nearly half of all Olympic tickets are priced under $200, while more than three-quarters, including finals, are less than $400. Only about 5 percent of tickets cost more than $1,000, organisers said
Katz-Mayfield said demand had exceeded expectations from the registration phase through the first sales window. She added that LA28 still had roughly a third of tickets currently on sale priced below $200 as the global launch began
The organising committee is under pressure to show it can deliver a fiscally responsible Games without burdening taxpayers, who could be on the hook for cost overruns. LA28 has said its more than $7bn operation will be funded principally through ticket sales, sponsorship and hospitality
Katz-Mayfield said strong ticket sales, along with sponsorship and hospitality revenue, were positive signs for the financial health of the Games
LA28 also warned fans against buying from unofficial resale platforms before its verified resale programme launches in 2027, saying tickets sold elsewhere could be speculative or invalid
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CAF President Motsepe rejects Senegal’s corruption claim amid AFCON falloutThe president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has rejected accusations of corruption by the Senegalese government after the body’s shock decision to strip Senegal of its AFCON title and award it to Morocco.
“If anybody wants to initiate legal action alleging that there is corruption in CAF, I don’t only welcome that, I encourage them,” said Patrice Motsepe, speaking in Morocco on Thursday.
“There’s nothing to hide. We respect enormously the judicial and legal sovereignty of every single one of our 54 nations on the African continent
I’m confident that whatever the decision of CAS will say, we will respect it and we will implement it,” he added, referring to the Court of Arbitration for Sport
Motsepe’s visit comes at a particularly tense time for CAF following its surprise decision to overturn Senegal’s 1-0 win against host-nation Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations final on January 18.
CAF cited regulations about leaving the field as it recorded a 3-0 victory in Morocco’s favour on March 17
During the match, Senegalese players, along with head coach Pape Thiaw and his staff, walked off the pitch in Rabat after Morocco were awarded an added-time penalty, which forward Brahim Diaz ultimately missed
The Senegalese Football Federation has appealed CAF’s decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
The decision has sparked a strong response by Senegal, whose government has called for an international investigation into suspected corruption within the institution
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CAF President Motsepe rejects Senegal’s corruption claim amid AFCON fallout
The president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has rejected accusations of corruption by the Senegalese government after the body’s shock decision to strip Senegal of its AFCON title and award it to Morocco.
“If anybody wants to initiate legal action alleging that there is corruption in CAF, I don’t only welcome that, I encourage them,” said Patrice Motsepe, speaking in Morocco on Thursday.
“There’s nothing to hide. We respect enormously the judicial and legal sovereignty of every single one of our 54 nations on the African continent
I’m confident that whatever the decision of CAS will say, we will respect it and we will implement it,” he added, referring to the Court of Arbitration for Sport
Motsepe’s visit comes at a particularly tense time for CAF following its surprise decision to overturn Senegal’s 1-0 win against host-nation Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations final on January 18.
CAF cited regulations about leaving the field as it recorded a 3-0 victory in Morocco’s favour on March 17
During the match, Senegalese players, along with head coach Pape Thiaw and his staff, walked off the pitch in Rabat after Morocco were awarded an added-time penalty, which forward Brahim Diaz ultimately missed
The Senegalese Football Federation has appealed CAF’s decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
The decision has sparked a strong response by Senegal, whose government has called for an international investigation into suspected corruption within the institution
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“If anybody wants to initiate legal action alleging that there is corruption in CAF, I don’t only welcome that, I encourage them,” said Patrice Motsepe, speaking in Morocco on Thursday.
“There’s nothing to hide. We respect enormously the judicial and legal sovereignty of every single one of our 54 nations on the African continent
I’m confident that whatever the decision of CAS will say, we will respect it and we will implement it,” he added, referring to the Court of Arbitration for Sport
Motsepe’s visit comes at a particularly tense time for CAF following its surprise decision to overturn Senegal’s 1-0 win against host-nation Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations final on January 18.
CAF cited regulations about leaving the field as it recorded a 3-0 victory in Morocco’s favour on March 17
During the match, Senegalese players, along with head coach Pape Thiaw and his staff, walked off the pitch in Rabat after Morocco were awarded an added-time penalty, which forward Brahim Diaz ultimately missed
The Senegalese Football Federation has appealed CAF’s decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
The decision has sparked a strong response by Senegal, whose government has called for an international investigation into suspected corruption within the institution
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China probes ‘malicious’ cyberbullying of teen diving champion QuanChinese swimming authorities say they have launched an investigation into cyberbullying of diving champion Quan Hongchan, a three-time Olympic gold medallist, and reported the matter to police.
Malicious” online attacks against Quan are being investigated by China’s General Administration of Sport, the body said on Wednesday.
Quan, who won her first gold at Tokyo 2020 at the age of 14 and two more at the following games in Paris 2024, has given several interviews in which she talked about toxic online commentary over her weight and the immense pressure she has felt to diet even though she was already eating very little.
Now 19, Quan told Chinese magazine Renwu this year that she seriously considered retiring after the Paris Olympics before deciding she wanted to keep going.
After the Olympics I actually thought about retiring,” she said.
Quan said that she had been asked repeatedly about her weight.
During that time, not just within the team but also in public opinion outside, I saw people every day saying I was fat,” Quan said.
“Recently cyberbullying, malicious attacks and false information targeting Quan Hongchan and other divers has emerged online,” the General Administration of Sport’s swimming management centre said in a statement.
“Our centre takes this very seriously and immediately launched verification and handling work,” it said, adding that it was working with officials in the southern province of Guangdong, where Quan is from.
It added that it “firmly” rejected “abnormal” fan culture
Adulation towards China’s athletes has included fans obsessing over their personal lives and cyberbullying opponents
State media have called such behaviour “toxic fandom” and Chinese authorities pledged to crack down on it.
Quan won gold at the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Games in 2021 when she was just 14. She won two more golds in Paris in 2024
Now one of China’s most popular athletes, crowds have descended on the teenager’s hometown and mobbed her at hotels
Quan’s swimming club also said on Wednesday it had “reported the case” to police
“Any act of malicious slander, insult or spreading false information against athletes and their families has crossed the legal and moral line,” it added
Quan has seen her home village of Maihe, part of the southern city of Zhanjiang, become a tourist destination since her Olympic success
Her life has been placed under a microscope, the state-backed Global Times said in an April editorial, criticising an “unhealthy fan culture” where admiration turns into criticism, even hostility
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China probes ‘malicious’ cyberbullying of teen diving champion Quan
Chinese swimming authorities say they have launched an investigation into cyberbullying of diving champion Quan Hongchan, a three-time Olympic gold medallist, and reported the matter to police.
Malicious” online attacks against Quan are being investigated by China’s General Administration of Sport, the body said on Wednesday.
Quan, who won her first gold at Tokyo 2020 at the age of 14 and two more at the following games in Paris 2024, has given several interviews in which she talked about toxic online commentary over her weight and the immense pressure she has felt to diet even though she was already eating very little.
Now 19, Quan told Chinese magazine Renwu this year that she seriously considered retiring after the Paris Olympics before deciding she wanted to keep going.
After the Olympics I actually thought about retiring,” she said.
Quan said that she had been asked repeatedly about her weight.
During that time, not just within the team but also in public opinion outside, I saw people every day saying I was fat,” Quan said.
“Recently cyberbullying, malicious attacks and false information targeting Quan Hongchan and other divers has emerged online,” the General Administration of Sport’s swimming management centre said in a statement.
“Our centre takes this very seriously and immediately launched verification and handling work,” it said, adding that it was working with officials in the southern province of Guangdong, where Quan is from.
It added that it “firmly” rejected “abnormal” fan culture
Adulation towards China’s athletes has included fans obsessing over their personal lives and cyberbullying opponents
State media have called such behaviour “toxic fandom” and Chinese authorities pledged to crack down on it.
Quan won gold at the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Games in 2021 when she was just 14. She won two more golds in Paris in 2024
Now one of China’s most popular athletes, crowds have descended on the teenager’s hometown and mobbed her at hotels
Quan’s swimming club also said on Wednesday it had “reported the case” to police
“Any act of malicious slander, insult or spreading false information against athletes and their families has crossed the legal and moral line,” it added
Quan has seen her home village of Maihe, part of the southern city of Zhanjiang, become a tourist destination since her Olympic success
Her life has been placed under a microscope, the state-backed Global Times said in an April editorial, criticising an “unhealthy fan culture” where admiration turns into criticism, even hostility
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Malicious” online attacks against Quan are being investigated by China’s General Administration of Sport, the body said on Wednesday.
Quan, who won her first gold at Tokyo 2020 at the age of 14 and two more at the following games in Paris 2024, has given several interviews in which she talked about toxic online commentary over her weight and the immense pressure she has felt to diet even though she was already eating very little.
Now 19, Quan told Chinese magazine Renwu this year that she seriously considered retiring after the Paris Olympics before deciding she wanted to keep going.
After the Olympics I actually thought about retiring,” she said.
Quan said that she had been asked repeatedly about her weight.
During that time, not just within the team but also in public opinion outside, I saw people every day saying I was fat,” Quan said.
“Recently cyberbullying, malicious attacks and false information targeting Quan Hongchan and other divers has emerged online,” the General Administration of Sport’s swimming management centre said in a statement.
“Our centre takes this very seriously and immediately launched verification and handling work,” it said, adding that it was working with officials in the southern province of Guangdong, where Quan is from.
It added that it “firmly” rejected “abnormal” fan culture
Adulation towards China’s athletes has included fans obsessing over their personal lives and cyberbullying opponents
State media have called such behaviour “toxic fandom” and Chinese authorities pledged to crack down on it.
Quan won gold at the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Games in 2021 when she was just 14. She won two more golds in Paris in 2024
Now one of China’s most popular athletes, crowds have descended on the teenager’s hometown and mobbed her at hotels
Quan’s swimming club also said on Wednesday it had “reported the case” to police
“Any act of malicious slander, insult or spreading false information against athletes and their families has crossed the legal and moral line,” it added
Quan has seen her home village of Maihe, part of the southern city of Zhanjiang, become a tourist destination since her Olympic success
Her life has been placed under a microscope, the state-backed Global Times said in an April editorial, criticising an “unhealthy fan culture” where admiration turns into criticism, even hostility
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Shipping in Strait of Hormuz still at a trickle despite US-Iran ceasefireShipping remains at a standstill in the Strait of Hormuz despite the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, dampening hopes for a resolution to one of the worst global energy disruptions in history
Only a handful of vessels have transited the critical strait since Washington and Tehran on Tuesday announced a two-week pause in fighting, according to ship tracking data
Five vessels crossed the strait on Wednesday, down from 11 the previous day, and seven transited on Thursday, according to data from market intelligence firm Kpler
More than 600 vessels, including 325 tankers, are still stranded in the Gulf due to the blockage of the strait, according to Lloyd’s List Intelligence
“While some vessel movement has resumed, traffic remains very limited, compliant shipowners are likely to stay cautious, and safe transit capacity is expected to remain constrained at maximum 10–15 passages a day if the ceasefire holds, without consideration of tolls applied,” Kpler trade risk analyst Ana Subasic said in an analysis on Thursday
The waterway, which usually carries about one-fifth of global oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies, typically handled about 120-140 transits before the US and Israel launched their attacks on Iran on February 28
On Thursday, US President Donald Trump accused Iran of failing to live up to its part of the ceasefire agreement, which includes a commitment to allow “safe passage” through the waterway for two weeks
“Iran is doing a very poor job, dishonorable some would say, of allowing Oil to go through the Strait of Hormuz,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi earlier accused the US of not honouring the deal, warning, in reference to Israel’s ongoing attacks on Lebanon, that it had to choose between a ceasefire or “continued war” via its ally
“The world sees the massacres in Lebanon,” Araghchi said in a post on social media
“The ball is in the US court, and the world is watching whether it will act on its commitments
After plummeting on the back of the ceasefire announcement, oil prices have begun to tick up as markets digest the reality that maritime traffic remains effectively halted despite the truce
“This moment requires clarity. So let’s be clear: the Strait of Hormuz is not open,” Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, the CEO of the United Arab Emirates’ state-run oil company, ADNOC, said in a social media post on Thursday
“Access is being restricted, conditioned and controlled. Iran has made clear – through both its statements and actions – that passage is subject to permission, conditions and political leverage. That is not freedom of navigation. That is coercion
Brent crude, the international benchmark, stood at $96.39 as of 02:00 GMT on Friday, after falling below $95 a barrel on Wednesday
Asia’s main stock markets opened higher on Friday, following overnight gains on Wall Street driven by hopes of a resolution to the war
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 was up 1.8 percent in early trading, while South Korea’s KOSPI and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index were up about 2 percent and 1 percent, respectively
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Shipping in Strait of Hormuz still at a trickle despite US-Iran ceasefire
Shipping remains at a standstill in the Strait of Hormuz despite the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, dampening hopes for a resolution to one of the worst global energy disruptions in history
Only a handful of vessels have transited the critical strait since Washington and Tehran on Tuesday announced a two-week pause in fighting, according to ship tracking data
Five vessels crossed the strait on Wednesday, down from 11 the previous day, and seven transited on Thursday, according to data from market intelligence firm Kpler
More than 600 vessels, including 325 tankers, are still stranded in the Gulf due to the blockage of the strait, according to Lloyd’s List Intelligence
“While some vessel movement has resumed, traffic remains very limited, compliant shipowners are likely to stay cautious, and safe transit capacity is expected to remain constrained at maximum 10–15 passages a day if the ceasefire holds, without consideration of tolls applied,” Kpler trade risk analyst Ana Subasic said in an analysis on Thursday
The waterway, which usually carries about one-fifth of global oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies, typically handled about 120-140 transits before the US and Israel launched their attacks on Iran on February 28
On Thursday, US President Donald Trump accused Iran of failing to live up to its part of the ceasefire agreement, which includes a commitment to allow “safe passage” through the waterway for two weeks
“Iran is doing a very poor job, dishonorable some would say, of allowing Oil to go through the Strait of Hormuz,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi earlier accused the US of not honouring the deal, warning, in reference to Israel’s ongoing attacks on Lebanon, that it had to choose between a ceasefire or “continued war” via its ally
“The world sees the massacres in Lebanon,” Araghchi said in a post on social media
“The ball is in the US court, and the world is watching whether it will act on its commitments
After plummeting on the back of the ceasefire announcement, oil prices have begun to tick up as markets digest the reality that maritime traffic remains effectively halted despite the truce
“This moment requires clarity. So let’s be clear: the Strait of Hormuz is not open,” Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, the CEO of the United Arab Emirates’ state-run oil company, ADNOC, said in a social media post on Thursday
“Access is being restricted, conditioned and controlled. Iran has made clear – through both its statements and actions – that passage is subject to permission, conditions and political leverage. That is not freedom of navigation. That is coercion
Brent crude, the international benchmark, stood at $96.39 as of 02:00 GMT on Friday, after falling below $95 a barrel on Wednesday
Asia’s main stock markets opened higher on Friday, following overnight gains on Wall Street driven by hopes of a resolution to the war
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 was up 1.8 percent in early trading, while South Korea’s KOSPI and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index were up about 2 percent and 1 percent, respectively
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Only a handful of vessels have transited the critical strait since Washington and Tehran on Tuesday announced a two-week pause in fighting, according to ship tracking data
Five vessels crossed the strait on Wednesday, down from 11 the previous day, and seven transited on Thursday, according to data from market intelligence firm Kpler
More than 600 vessels, including 325 tankers, are still stranded in the Gulf due to the blockage of the strait, according to Lloyd’s List Intelligence
“While some vessel movement has resumed, traffic remains very limited, compliant shipowners are likely to stay cautious, and safe transit capacity is expected to remain constrained at maximum 10–15 passages a day if the ceasefire holds, without consideration of tolls applied,” Kpler trade risk analyst Ana Subasic said in an analysis on Thursday
The waterway, which usually carries about one-fifth of global oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies, typically handled about 120-140 transits before the US and Israel launched their attacks on Iran on February 28
On Thursday, US President Donald Trump accused Iran of failing to live up to its part of the ceasefire agreement, which includes a commitment to allow “safe passage” through the waterway for two weeks
“Iran is doing a very poor job, dishonorable some would say, of allowing Oil to go through the Strait of Hormuz,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi earlier accused the US of not honouring the deal, warning, in reference to Israel’s ongoing attacks on Lebanon, that it had to choose between a ceasefire or “continued war” via its ally
“The world sees the massacres in Lebanon,” Araghchi said in a post on social media
“The ball is in the US court, and the world is watching whether it will act on its commitments
After plummeting on the back of the ceasefire announcement, oil prices have begun to tick up as markets digest the reality that maritime traffic remains effectively halted despite the truce
“This moment requires clarity. So let’s be clear: the Strait of Hormuz is not open,” Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, the CEO of the United Arab Emirates’ state-run oil company, ADNOC, said in a social media post on Thursday
“Access is being restricted, conditioned and controlled. Iran has made clear – through both its statements and actions – that passage is subject to permission, conditions and political leverage. That is not freedom of navigation. That is coercion
Brent crude, the international benchmark, stood at $96.39 as of 02:00 GMT on Friday, after falling below $95 a barrel on Wednesday
Asia’s main stock markets opened higher on Friday, following overnight gains on Wall Street driven by hopes of a resolution to the war
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 was up 1.8 percent in early trading, while South Korea’s KOSPI and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index were up about 2 percent and 1 percent, respectively
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US-Iran talks in Pakistan: Who’s attending, what’s on the agenda?Islamabad, Pakistan – Pavements are being painted, an already formidable security presence is being bolstered, and an air of anticipation — and anxiety — is gripping Pakistan’s capital as it prepares to host meetings that the world will watch this weekend.
Exactly six weeks after the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, set off a war that has killed thousands of people across multiple countries, shut down the world’s most critical oil passage and sent energy prices soaring, Islamabad will on Saturday host talks involving top US and Iranian officials.
The meetings come days after both Washington and Tehran agreed to a Pakistan-mediated two-week ceasefire, and at a time when that truce is already under strain amid different interpretations of the terms of the pause in fighting — and Israel’s intensified bombing of Lebanon.
Iran’s attacks on its Gulf neighbours, apart from Israel, amid the war have also left the world’s biggest energy export hub and a critical nerve centre of trade, tourism and innovation on edge since the fighting started on February 28. Tehran’s decision soon after to in effect shut down the Strait of Hormuz — through which 20 percent of the world’s oil and gas passes during peacetime — except to ships from countries that negotiated deals with it, rattled global markets and drove energy prices to record highs
This coming weekend, senior representatives from key players in the war will converge in Pakistan’s leafy capital in the lower reaches of the Margalla Hills
Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming talks in Islamabad — from who is expected to attend and where they will be held, to what’s on the agenda, potential roadblocks and what the world can expect
The negotiations are set to begin this weekend in Islamabad after Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif formally invited both sides to pursue talks towards a full settlement of the war
The White House has confirmed that formal discussions will start on Saturday morning local time
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said on April 8 that talks could continue for up to 15 days — suggesting the possibility that at least some members of the delegations may stay in Islamabad beyond Saturday, or return to the Pakistani capital for subsequent rounds of talks
Islamabad’s Serena Hotel will host the delegations. Located next to the foreign ministry in the capital’s Red Zone, which houses key government buildings and embassies, the hotel has been requisitioned from Wednesday evening through Sunday, with guests asked to vacate
It is also expected to serve as the venue for the talks
Authorities have declared April 9 and April 10 public holidays in the federal capital, exempting essential services such as police, hospitals and utilities
Security has been tightened across the city. The Red Zone has been sealed, while key entry points into Islamabad have also been closed
The White House has confirmed that US Vice President JD Vance will lead the American delegation, joined by President Donald Trump’s top envoy Steve Witkoff and son-in-law Jared Kushner
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi are expected to lead the Iranian delegation. It is unclear whether any representative from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) — which is leading Tehran’s military response in the war — will attend the talks. Ghalibaf is a former IRGC commander.
But Pakistani officials cautioned that nothing was a certainty until the delegations actually arrived
Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam, briefly announced on X that the Iranian delegation would arrive on April 9. “Despite skepticism of Iranian public opinion due to repeated ceasefire violations by the Israeli regime to sabotage the diplomatic initiative,” he wrote, the delegation had come for “serious talks based on the 10 points proposed by Iran
Dania Thafer, executive director of the Gulf International Forum, said Israel’s absence from the talks was a structural challenge.
“Israel being a party to the war, and the one who has the most interests vested in continuing this war, needs to be part of the negotiation and the final settlement,” she said. “Otherwise, they could always argue that Israelis did not agree to the terms of any agreement.”
Khalid suggested that maximalist positions may eventually soften.
A modicum of agreement between the US and Iran on the nuclear issue and a kind of multilateral understanding to open the Strait of Hormuz may be possible, as both sides are showing signs of fatigue and want a reprieve from hostilities,” he said
On the question of a guarantor of peace, he was sceptical
No single country would be willing to be a guarantor on US or Israel’s behalf,” he said. “China cannot take the risk of guaranteeing American and Israeli behaviour.”
Any agreement, he added, would likely require backing from key Middle Eastern states, the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council and a binding resolution
Washington-based Khan suggested the guarantor question was premature, as “China doesn’t need to be there for this round
Ceasefires are iterative and the first goal is to build trust. If the US can tame Israel and get it to stop attacking Lebanon during these talks, that’ll be significant, and Trump could chalk that up as a win,” she said.
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US-Iran talks in Pakistan: Who’s attending, what’s on the agenda?
Islamabad, Pakistan – Pavements are being painted, an already formidable security presence is being bolstered, and an air of anticipation — and anxiety — is gripping Pakistan’s capital as it prepares to host meetings that the world will watch this weekend.
Exactly six weeks after the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, set off a war that has killed thousands of people across multiple countries, shut down the world’s most critical oil passage and sent energy prices soaring, Islamabad will on Saturday host talks involving top US and Iranian officials.
The meetings come days after both Washington and Tehran agreed to a Pakistan-mediated two-week ceasefire, and at a time when that truce is already under strain amid different interpretations of the terms of the pause in fighting — and Israel’s intensified bombing of Lebanon.
Iran’s attacks on its Gulf neighbours, apart from Israel, amid the war have also left the world’s biggest energy export hub and a critical nerve centre of trade, tourism and innovation on edge since the fighting started on February 28. Tehran’s decision soon after to in effect shut down the Strait of Hormuz — through which 20 percent of the world’s oil and gas passes during peacetime — except to ships from countries that negotiated deals with it, rattled global markets and drove energy prices to record highs
This coming weekend, senior representatives from key players in the war will converge in Pakistan’s leafy capital in the lower reaches of the Margalla Hills
Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming talks in Islamabad — from who is expected to attend and where they will be held, to what’s on the agenda, potential roadblocks and what the world can expect
The negotiations are set to begin this weekend in Islamabad after Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif formally invited both sides to pursue talks towards a full settlement of the war
The White House has confirmed that formal discussions will start on Saturday morning local time
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said on April 8 that talks could continue for up to 15 days — suggesting the possibility that at least some members of the delegations may stay in Islamabad beyond Saturday, or return to the Pakistani capital for subsequent rounds of talks
Islamabad’s Serena Hotel will host the delegations. Located next to the foreign ministry in the capital’s Red Zone, which houses key government buildings and embassies, the hotel has been requisitioned from Wednesday evening through Sunday, with guests asked to vacate
It is also expected to serve as the venue for the talks
Authorities have declared April 9 and April 10 public holidays in the federal capital, exempting essential services such as police, hospitals and utilities
Security has been tightened across the city. The Red Zone has been sealed, while key entry points into Islamabad have also been closed
The White House has confirmed that US Vice President JD Vance will lead the American delegation, joined by President Donald Trump’s top envoy Steve Witkoff and son-in-law Jared Kushner
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi are expected to lead the Iranian delegation. It is unclear whether any representative from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) — which is leading Tehran’s military response in the war — will attend the talks. Ghalibaf is a former IRGC commander.
But Pakistani officials cautioned that nothing was a certainty until the delegations actually arrived
Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam, briefly announced on X that the Iranian delegation would arrive on April 9. “Despite skepticism of Iranian public opinion due to repeated ceasefire violations by the Israeli regime to sabotage the diplomatic initiative,” he wrote, the delegation had come for “serious talks based on the 10 points proposed by Iran
Dania Thafer, executive director of the Gulf International Forum, said Israel’s absence from the talks was a structural challenge.
“Israel being a party to the war, and the one who has the most interests vested in continuing this war, needs to be part of the negotiation and the final settlement,” she said. “Otherwise, they could always argue that Israelis did not agree to the terms of any agreement.”
Khalid suggested that maximalist positions may eventually soften.
A modicum of agreement between the US and Iran on the nuclear issue and a kind of multilateral understanding to open the Strait of Hormuz may be possible, as both sides are showing signs of fatigue and want a reprieve from hostilities,” he said
On the question of a guarantor of peace, he was sceptical
No single country would be willing to be a guarantor on US or Israel’s behalf,” he said. “China cannot take the risk of guaranteeing American and Israeli behaviour.”
Any agreement, he added, would likely require backing from key Middle Eastern states, the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council and a binding resolution
Washington-based Khan suggested the guarantor question was premature, as “China doesn’t need to be there for this round
Ceasefires are iterative and the first goal is to build trust. If the US can tame Israel and get it to stop attacking Lebanon during these talks, that’ll be significant, and Trump could chalk that up as a win,” she said.
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Exactly six weeks after the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, set off a war that has killed thousands of people across multiple countries, shut down the world’s most critical oil passage and sent energy prices soaring, Islamabad will on Saturday host talks involving top US and Iranian officials.
The meetings come days after both Washington and Tehran agreed to a Pakistan-mediated two-week ceasefire, and at a time when that truce is already under strain amid different interpretations of the terms of the pause in fighting — and Israel’s intensified bombing of Lebanon.
Iran’s attacks on its Gulf neighbours, apart from Israel, amid the war have also left the world’s biggest energy export hub and a critical nerve centre of trade, tourism and innovation on edge since the fighting started on February 28. Tehran’s decision soon after to in effect shut down the Strait of Hormuz — through which 20 percent of the world’s oil and gas passes during peacetime — except to ships from countries that negotiated deals with it, rattled global markets and drove energy prices to record highs
This coming weekend, senior representatives from key players in the war will converge in Pakistan’s leafy capital in the lower reaches of the Margalla Hills
Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming talks in Islamabad — from who is expected to attend and where they will be held, to what’s on the agenda, potential roadblocks and what the world can expect
The negotiations are set to begin this weekend in Islamabad after Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif formally invited both sides to pursue talks towards a full settlement of the war
The White House has confirmed that formal discussions will start on Saturday morning local time
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said on April 8 that talks could continue for up to 15 days — suggesting the possibility that at least some members of the delegations may stay in Islamabad beyond Saturday, or return to the Pakistani capital for subsequent rounds of talks
Islamabad’s Serena Hotel will host the delegations. Located next to the foreign ministry in the capital’s Red Zone, which houses key government buildings and embassies, the hotel has been requisitioned from Wednesday evening through Sunday, with guests asked to vacate
It is also expected to serve as the venue for the talks
Authorities have declared April 9 and April 10 public holidays in the federal capital, exempting essential services such as police, hospitals and utilities
Security has been tightened across the city. The Red Zone has been sealed, while key entry points into Islamabad have also been closed
The White House has confirmed that US Vice President JD Vance will lead the American delegation, joined by President Donald Trump’s top envoy Steve Witkoff and son-in-law Jared Kushner
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi are expected to lead the Iranian delegation. It is unclear whether any representative from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) — which is leading Tehran’s military response in the war — will attend the talks. Ghalibaf is a former IRGC commander.
But Pakistani officials cautioned that nothing was a certainty until the delegations actually arrived
Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam, briefly announced on X that the Iranian delegation would arrive on April 9. “Despite skepticism of Iranian public opinion due to repeated ceasefire violations by the Israeli regime to sabotage the diplomatic initiative,” he wrote, the delegation had come for “serious talks based on the 10 points proposed by Iran
Dania Thafer, executive director of the Gulf International Forum, said Israel’s absence from the talks was a structural challenge.
“Israel being a party to the war, and the one who has the most interests vested in continuing this war, needs to be part of the negotiation and the final settlement,” she said. “Otherwise, they could always argue that Israelis did not agree to the terms of any agreement.”
Khalid suggested that maximalist positions may eventually soften.
A modicum of agreement between the US and Iran on the nuclear issue and a kind of multilateral understanding to open the Strait of Hormuz may be possible, as both sides are showing signs of fatigue and want a reprieve from hostilities,” he said
On the question of a guarantor of peace, he was sceptical
No single country would be willing to be a guarantor on US or Israel’s behalf,” he said. “China cannot take the risk of guaranteeing American and Israeli behaviour.”
Any agreement, he added, would likely require backing from key Middle Eastern states, the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council and a binding resolution
Washington-based Khan suggested the guarantor question was premature, as “China doesn’t need to be there for this round
Ceasefires are iterative and the first goal is to build trust. If the US can tame Israel and get it to stop attacking Lebanon during these talks, that’ll be significant, and Trump could chalk that up as a win,” she said.
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Israel hat bereits Schritte unternommen, um die Glaubwürdigkeit des Waffenstillstands zu untergraben. Während es so aussieht, als würde es Washington unterstützenDie Entwicklung kam, als die Behörden in der pakistanischen Hauptstadt am Mittwoch kurzfristig zwei Tage lokale Feiertage ausriefen, ohne einen Grund anzugeben
In der Zwischenzeit wächst in den USA der Widerstand gegen den Krieg. Senator Cory Booker sagte, die Demokraten würden versuchen, eine Abstimmung gemäß der Kriegsbefugnisresolution zu erzwingen, um das zu begrenzen, was er als nicht autorisierte militärische Aktionen beschrieb
Die Eskalation hat Warnungen aus Teheran ausgelöst, dass die Fortsetzung der Verhandlungen unter solchen Bedingungen „unvernünftig“ sein könnte
„Das amerikanische Volk will [diesen Krieg] nicht und hat ihn nicht autorisiert, zahlt aber dennoch den Preis
Israel hat bereits Schritte unternommen, um die Glaubwürdigkeit des Waffenstillstands zu untergraben. Während es so aussieht, als würde es Washington unterstützen
Die Entwicklung kam, als die Behörden in der pakistanischen Hauptstadt am Mittwoch kurzfristig zwei Tage lokale Feiertage ausriefen, ohne einen Grund anzugeben
In der Zwischenzeit wächst in den USA der Widerstand gegen den Krieg. Senator Cory Booker sagte, die Demokraten würden versuchen, eine Abstimmung gemäß der Kriegsbefugnisresolution zu erzwingen, um das zu begrenzen, was er als nicht autorisierte militärische Aktionen beschrieb
Die Eskalation hat Warnungen aus Teheran ausgelöst, dass die Fortsetzung der Verhandlungen unter solchen Bedingungen „unvernünftig“ sein könnte
„Das amerikanische Volk will [diesen Krieg] nicht und hat ihn nicht autorisiert, zahlt aber dennoch den Preis
In der Zwischenzeit wächst in den USA der Widerstand gegen den Krieg. Senator Cory Booker sagte, die Demokraten würden versuchen, eine Abstimmung gemäß der Kriegsbefugnisresolution zu erzwingen, um das zu begrenzen, was er als nicht autorisierte militärische Aktionen beschrieb
Die Eskalation hat Warnungen aus Teheran ausgelöst, dass die Fortsetzung der Verhandlungen unter solchen Bedingungen „unvernünftig“ sein könnte
„Das amerikanische Volk will [diesen Krieg] nicht und hat ihn nicht autorisiert, zahlt aber dennoch den Preis
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Trump sagt, US-Truppen bleiben in der Nähe von Iran, bereit für die ‚nächste Eroberung‘Der Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten, Donald Trump, hat gewarnt, dass US-Truppen weiterhin rund um Iran stationiert bleiben und hat mit überwältigenden militärischen Maßnahmen gedroht, falls Teheran den Forderungen Washingtons nicht nachkommt, was Zweifel an einem fragilen Waffenstillstand aufwirft.
Am späten Mittwoch schrieb Trump in den sozialen Medien, dass US-Truppen, Flugzeuge und Marinekräfte in Position bleiben würden, bis das, was er als das „ECHTE ABKOMMEN“ bezeichnete, vollständig umgesetzt ist.
Alle US-Schiffe, Flugzeuge und Militärangehörigen … werden in und um Iran bleiben, bis das ECHTE ABKOMMEN, das erreicht wurde, vollständig eingehalten wird“, schrieb Trump auf Truth Social.
Trump sagt, US-Truppen bleiben in der Nähe von Iran, bereit für die ‚nächste Eroberung‘
Der Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten, Donald Trump, hat gewarnt, dass US-Truppen weiterhin rund um Iran stationiert bleiben und hat mit überwältigenden militärischen Maßnahmen gedroht, falls Teheran den Forderungen Washingtons nicht nachkommt, was Zweifel an einem fragilen Waffenstillstand aufwirft.
Am späten Mittwoch schrieb Trump in den sozialen Medien, dass US-Truppen, Flugzeuge und Marinekräfte in Position bleiben würden, bis das, was er als das „ECHTE ABKOMMEN“ bezeichnete, vollständig umgesetzt ist.
Alle US-Schiffe, Flugzeuge und Militärangehörigen … werden in und um Iran bleiben, bis das ECHTE ABKOMMEN, das erreicht wurde, vollständig eingehalten wird“, schrieb Trump auf Truth Social.
Am späten Mittwoch schrieb Trump in den sozialen Medien, dass US-Truppen, Flugzeuge und Marinekräfte in Position bleiben würden, bis das, was er als das „ECHTE ABKOMMEN“ bezeichnete, vollständig umgesetzt ist.
Alle US-Schiffe, Flugzeuge und Militärangehörigen … werden in und um Iran bleiben, bis das ECHTE ABKOMMEN, das erreicht wurde, vollständig eingehalten wird“, schrieb Trump auf Truth Social.
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Pakistan moves to sign currency swap deals with EU, Russia, Iran to cut dollar relianceThe Prime Minister’s Office has directed authorities to accelerate efforts to finalise currency swap agreements with the European Union, Russia and Iran as part of a broader plan to reduce reliance on the US dollar and strengthen regional trade links, The Express Tribune reported.
The proposed arrangements are expected to follow the model of the Pakistan-China currency swap, under which Islamabad has accessed a $4.5 billion facility.
Officials said similar agreements with Russia and Iran could facilitate trade and ease pressure on foreign exchange reserves. They said the initiative has been included in the Ministry of Finance’s strategic reform agenda, with the PM’s Delivery Unit assigned to monitor progress. The government has also sought updates on negotiations involving ASEAN countries, with the aim of expanding trade settlement options.
The move comes as Pakistan manages external financing pressures, including repayments of $4.8 billion this month. The government has already cleared a $1.3 billion Eurobond, with authorities reiterating commitment to meeting external obligations on schedule.
Separately, the Prime Minister’s Office has tasked the finance ministry, in consultation with the State Bank, to prepare a plan to reduce the policy rate below 10%, while ensuring stability in currency markets. Authorities have also been asked to strengthen oversight to curb exchange rate manipulation, hoarding and smuggling of foreign currency.
The government is also working to expand the use of alternative payment systems, including the Asian Clearing Union, and has been directed to launch awareness campaigns for businesses on settlement mechanisms using local currencies and RMB-based trade with China.
In parallel, Pakistan has committed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to ease currency controls, including removing targets for commercial banks to surrender dollars to the central bank and relaxing restrictions on outward foreign currency movement, subject to adequate reserves.
The reform framework also includes targets to manage public debt and improve macroeconomic indicators. The government aims to reduce the debt-to-GDP ratio to 61.5% by 2028, lower external debt to 17.9% of GDP and bring interest payments down to 4.9% of GDP.
Officials said efforts are also under way to keep the current account deficit below $3 billion and move towards a surplus, while maintaining GDP growth in the range of 4–5% in the near term and raising it to 6–8% by 2029, with the goal of expanding the economy to $500 billion.
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Pakistan moves to sign currency swap deals with EU, Russia, Iran to cut dollar reliance
The Prime Minister’s Office has directed authorities to accelerate efforts to finalise currency swap agreements with the European Union, Russia and Iran as part of a broader plan to reduce reliance on the US dollar and strengthen regional trade links, The Express Tribune reported.
The proposed arrangements are expected to follow the model of the Pakistan-China currency swap, under which Islamabad has accessed a $4.5 billion facility.
Officials said similar agreements with Russia and Iran could facilitate trade and ease pressure on foreign exchange reserves. They said the initiative has been included in the Ministry of Finance’s strategic reform agenda, with the PM’s Delivery Unit assigned to monitor progress. The government has also sought updates on negotiations involving ASEAN countries, with the aim of expanding trade settlement options.
The move comes as Pakistan manages external financing pressures, including repayments of $4.8 billion this month. The government has already cleared a $1.3 billion Eurobond, with authorities reiterating commitment to meeting external obligations on schedule.
Separately, the Prime Minister’s Office has tasked the finance ministry, in consultation with the State Bank, to prepare a plan to reduce the policy rate below 10%, while ensuring stability in currency markets. Authorities have also been asked to strengthen oversight to curb exchange rate manipulation, hoarding and smuggling of foreign currency.
The government is also working to expand the use of alternative payment systems, including the Asian Clearing Union, and has been directed to launch awareness campaigns for businesses on settlement mechanisms using local currencies and RMB-based trade with China.
In parallel, Pakistan has committed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to ease currency controls, including removing targets for commercial banks to surrender dollars to the central bank and relaxing restrictions on outward foreign currency movement, subject to adequate reserves.
The reform framework also includes targets to manage public debt and improve macroeconomic indicators. The government aims to reduce the debt-to-GDP ratio to 61.5% by 2028, lower external debt to 17.9% of GDP and bring interest payments down to 4.9% of GDP.
Officials said efforts are also under way to keep the current account deficit below $3 billion and move towards a surplus, while maintaining GDP growth in the range of 4–5% in the near term and raising it to 6–8% by 2029, with the goal of expanding the economy to $500 billion.
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The proposed arrangements are expected to follow the model of the Pakistan-China currency swap, under which Islamabad has accessed a $4.5 billion facility.
Officials said similar agreements with Russia and Iran could facilitate trade and ease pressure on foreign exchange reserves. They said the initiative has been included in the Ministry of Finance’s strategic reform agenda, with the PM’s Delivery Unit assigned to monitor progress. The government has also sought updates on negotiations involving ASEAN countries, with the aim of expanding trade settlement options.
The move comes as Pakistan manages external financing pressures, including repayments of $4.8 billion this month. The government has already cleared a $1.3 billion Eurobond, with authorities reiterating commitment to meeting external obligations on schedule.
Separately, the Prime Minister’s Office has tasked the finance ministry, in consultation with the State Bank, to prepare a plan to reduce the policy rate below 10%, while ensuring stability in currency markets. Authorities have also been asked to strengthen oversight to curb exchange rate manipulation, hoarding and smuggling of foreign currency.
The government is also working to expand the use of alternative payment systems, including the Asian Clearing Union, and has been directed to launch awareness campaigns for businesses on settlement mechanisms using local currencies and RMB-based trade with China.
In parallel, Pakistan has committed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to ease currency controls, including removing targets for commercial banks to surrender dollars to the central bank and relaxing restrictions on outward foreign currency movement, subject to adequate reserves.
The reform framework also includes targets to manage public debt and improve macroeconomic indicators. The government aims to reduce the debt-to-GDP ratio to 61.5% by 2028, lower external debt to 17.9% of GDP and bring interest payments down to 4.9% of GDP.
Officials said efforts are also under way to keep the current account deficit below $3 billion and move towards a surplus, while maintaining GDP growth in the range of 4–5% in the near term and raising it to 6–8% by 2029, with the goal of expanding the economy to $500 billion.
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Was ist das Protokoll der Straße von Hormuz des Iran und werden andere Nationen es akzeptieren?Die Straße von Hormuz, die den Golf mit dem Golf von Oman verbindet, hat seit dem Beginn des Krieges von Israel und den USA gegen Iran im Februar globale Aufmerksamkeit erregt.
Bis der Kampf begann, blieb der schmale Kanal, durch den 20 Prozent des weltweiten Öls und der verflüssigten Erdgas (LNG)-Vorräte in Friedenszeiten von den Golfproduzenten verschifft werden, gebührenfrei und sicher für Schiffe. Die Meerenge wird von Iran und Oman geteilt und fällt nicht in die Kategorie der internationalen Gewässer.
Nachdem die USA und Israel mit den Angriffen begonnen hatten, reagierte Iran, indem es „feindliche“ Handelsschiffe in der Meerenge angriff, was effektiv den Durchgang für alle stoppte, den Versand strandete und eine der schlimmsten globalen Krisen in der Energieverteilung verursachte.
Was ist das Protokoll der Straße von Hormuz des Iran und werden andere Nationen es akzeptieren?
Die Straße von Hormuz, die den Golf mit dem Golf von Oman verbindet, hat seit dem Beginn des Krieges von Israel und den USA gegen Iran im Februar globale Aufmerksamkeit erregt.
Bis der Kampf begann, blieb der schmale Kanal, durch den 20 Prozent des weltweiten Öls und der verflüssigten Erdgas (LNG)-Vorräte in Friedenszeiten von den Golfproduzenten verschifft werden, gebührenfrei und sicher für Schiffe. Die Meerenge wird von Iran und Oman geteilt und fällt nicht in die Kategorie der internationalen Gewässer.
Nachdem die USA und Israel mit den Angriffen begonnen hatten, reagierte Iran, indem es „feindliche“ Handelsschiffe in der Meerenge angriff, was effektiv den Durchgang für alle stoppte, den Versand strandete und eine der schlimmsten globalen Krisen in der Energieverteilung verursachte.
Bis der Kampf begann, blieb der schmale Kanal, durch den 20 Prozent des weltweiten Öls und der verflüssigten Erdgas (LNG)-Vorräte in Friedenszeiten von den Golfproduzenten verschifft werden, gebührenfrei und sicher für Schiffe. Die Meerenge wird von Iran und Oman geteilt und fällt nicht in die Kategorie der internationalen Gewässer.
Nachdem die USA und Israel mit den Angriffen begonnen hatten, reagierte Iran, indem es „feindliche“ Handelsschiffe in der Meerenge angriff, was effektiv den Durchgang für alle stoppte, den Versand strandete und eine der schlimmsten globalen Krisen in der Energieverteilung verursachte.
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Iran's crypto tanker tolls are the latest step in its sanctions‑busting trade networkThe Iranian regime has been increasingly using cryptocurrency over the last few years to facilitate cross border oil trading, according to data from Chainalysis
The formalization of a system of shipping toll payments made using bitcoin and USD-pegged stablecoins appears to be an audacious move. However, the Iranian regime, and more specifically the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has been increasingly using cryptocurrency over the last few years to facilitate cross border commercial trade, especially with Iranian oil sales, according to data from blockchain analytics specialist Chainalysis.
It's highly unsurprising that this type of trade would be happening via cryptocurrency as well,” said Andrew Fierman, head of national security intelligence at Chainalysis, referring to the toll paid by ships allowed to sail through the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow sea channel where about a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas usually passes.
A snapshot of sanctioned activity from over the last year and a half shows a growing and complex network using crypto wallets. Back in December of 2024, a U.S.-sanctioned, IRGC-affiliated financier linked to the Iran-backed Houthi regime facilitated Iranian oil sales to Yemen involving cryptocurrency addresses. This came to over $178 million in transfers in a single year.
Then, in April of 2025, a broader network of Houthi financiers were purchasing weapons and commodities from Russia. Their cryptocurrency addresses were included in a sanctions designation accounting for nearly a billion dollars in activity – again in just about the course of the year.
Interestingly, the Houthis, an Iran-backed armed group that controls much of northern Yemen, have now raised the prospect of imposing a second chokepoint on the world’s oil and gas shipping trade at the Bab-al-Mandeb channel that connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden.In any case, the picture is one of IRGC-affiliated networks using crypto at commercial scale to facilitate cross border trade, according to Fierman of Chianalysis. It’s a system that’s much more complex and established than simply a handful of wallets being used in perpetuity, he said.
They have a network of cryptocurrency wallets that the regime is using to facilitate this cross border activity. To accept these payments in crypto would make it easier than potentially utilizing the traditional banking system and there’s enough liquidity out there that they don't even need to really use cryptocurrency exchanges either,” Fierman said in an interview.
The way the IRGC is broadly adopting cryptocurrency, specifically stablecoins, as a payment mechanism for cross border trade, is really the inverse of the situation with North Korea, Fierman pointed out, where the main goal is stealing billions of dollars in crypto and laundering it.
The Iranian regime has been comprehensively sanctioned since 1979, including individual sanctions on almost every bank, so its inability to access U.S. dollar-pegged assets makes it a challenge for them to trade internationally.
The reality is that most counterparts don't want to trade in Rials or in Tomans, especially considering the hyperinflation that is regularly happening in the country as well. So this ability to get a US dollar-pegged asset creates a mechanism that allows them to trade globally with anyone who's willing to trade with them, in an alternative mechanism that doesn't rely on the traditional banking system,” Fierman said.
In Iran, the official currency is the Rial (IRR), but people universally use Tomans on a daily basis in shops, for instance; one Toman is equivalent to 10 Rials.
Tom Keatinge, founding director of the Centre for Finance and Security (CFS) at UK defence think tank RUSI, agreed that USD-backed stablecoins have become an increasingly important payment mechanism for the Iranian regime that avoids sanctions and western banking controls
Whilst the use of stablecoins might open users up to Western regulatory intervention, evidence suggests that this risk is low,” Keatinge said in an email
Lee Reiners, a lecturing fellow at Duke University’s Financial Economics Center, suggested a novel way the Iranian regime could further its sanctions-skirting stablecoin goals
“If Iran was thinking strategically, it might take a cue from its neighbors across the Strait in the UAE and demand payment in USD1,” Reiners said, referring to the stablecoin launched by the Trump family-affiliated World Liberty Financial in March of 2025. “Then the President of the United States would have a financial incentive to lift sanctions and allow them to charge whatever tolls they want
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Iran's crypto tanker tolls are the latest step in its sanctions‑busting trade network
The Iranian regime has been increasingly using cryptocurrency over the last few years to facilitate cross border oil trading, according to data from Chainalysis
The formalization of a system of shipping toll payments made using bitcoin and USD-pegged stablecoins appears to be an audacious move. However, the Iranian regime, and more specifically the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has been increasingly using cryptocurrency over the last few years to facilitate cross border commercial trade, especially with Iranian oil sales, according to data from blockchain analytics specialist Chainalysis.
It's highly unsurprising that this type of trade would be happening via cryptocurrency as well,” said Andrew Fierman, head of national security intelligence at Chainalysis, referring to the toll paid by ships allowed to sail through the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow sea channel where about a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas usually passes.
A snapshot of sanctioned activity from over the last year and a half shows a growing and complex network using crypto wallets. Back in December of 2024, a U.S.-sanctioned, IRGC-affiliated financier linked to the Iran-backed Houthi regime facilitated Iranian oil sales to Yemen involving cryptocurrency addresses. This came to over $178 million in transfers in a single year.
Then, in April of 2025, a broader network of Houthi financiers were purchasing weapons and commodities from Russia. Their cryptocurrency addresses were included in a sanctions designation accounting for nearly a billion dollars in activity – again in just about the course of the year.
Interestingly, the Houthis, an Iran-backed armed group that controls much of northern Yemen, have now raised the prospect of imposing a second chokepoint on the world’s oil and gas shipping trade at the Bab-al-Mandeb channel that connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden.In any case, the picture is one of IRGC-affiliated networks using crypto at commercial scale to facilitate cross border trade, according to Fierman of Chianalysis. It’s a system that’s much more complex and established than simply a handful of wallets being used in perpetuity, he said.
They have a network of cryptocurrency wallets that the regime is using to facilitate this cross border activity. To accept these payments in crypto would make it easier than potentially utilizing the traditional banking system and there’s enough liquidity out there that they don't even need to really use cryptocurrency exchanges either,” Fierman said in an interview.
The way the IRGC is broadly adopting cryptocurrency, specifically stablecoins, as a payment mechanism for cross border trade, is really the inverse of the situation with North Korea, Fierman pointed out, where the main goal is stealing billions of dollars in crypto and laundering it.
The Iranian regime has been comprehensively sanctioned since 1979, including individual sanctions on almost every bank, so its inability to access U.S. dollar-pegged assets makes it a challenge for them to trade internationally.
The reality is that most counterparts don't want to trade in Rials or in Tomans, especially considering the hyperinflation that is regularly happening in the country as well. So this ability to get a US dollar-pegged asset creates a mechanism that allows them to trade globally with anyone who's willing to trade with them, in an alternative mechanism that doesn't rely on the traditional banking system,” Fierman said.
In Iran, the official currency is the Rial (IRR), but people universally use Tomans on a daily basis in shops, for instance; one Toman is equivalent to 10 Rials.
Tom Keatinge, founding director of the Centre for Finance and Security (CFS) at UK defence think tank RUSI, agreed that USD-backed stablecoins have become an increasingly important payment mechanism for the Iranian regime that avoids sanctions and western banking controls
Whilst the use of stablecoins might open users up to Western regulatory intervention, evidence suggests that this risk is low,” Keatinge said in an email
Lee Reiners, a lecturing fellow at Duke University’s Financial Economics Center, suggested a novel way the Iranian regime could further its sanctions-skirting stablecoin goals
“If Iran was thinking strategically, it might take a cue from its neighbors across the Strait in the UAE and demand payment in USD1,” Reiners said, referring to the stablecoin launched by the Trump family-affiliated World Liberty Financial in March of 2025. “Then the President of the United States would have a financial incentive to lift sanctions and allow them to charge whatever tolls they want
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The formalization of a system of shipping toll payments made using bitcoin and USD-pegged stablecoins appears to be an audacious move. However, the Iranian regime, and more specifically the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has been increasingly using cryptocurrency over the last few years to facilitate cross border commercial trade, especially with Iranian oil sales, according to data from blockchain analytics specialist Chainalysis.
It's highly unsurprising that this type of trade would be happening via cryptocurrency as well,” said Andrew Fierman, head of national security intelligence at Chainalysis, referring to the toll paid by ships allowed to sail through the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow sea channel where about a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas usually passes.
A snapshot of sanctioned activity from over the last year and a half shows a growing and complex network using crypto wallets. Back in December of 2024, a U.S.-sanctioned, IRGC-affiliated financier linked to the Iran-backed Houthi regime facilitated Iranian oil sales to Yemen involving cryptocurrency addresses. This came to over $178 million in transfers in a single year.
Then, in April of 2025, a broader network of Houthi financiers were purchasing weapons and commodities from Russia. Their cryptocurrency addresses were included in a sanctions designation accounting for nearly a billion dollars in activity – again in just about the course of the year.
Interestingly, the Houthis, an Iran-backed armed group that controls much of northern Yemen, have now raised the prospect of imposing a second chokepoint on the world’s oil and gas shipping trade at the Bab-al-Mandeb channel that connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden.In any case, the picture is one of IRGC-affiliated networks using crypto at commercial scale to facilitate cross border trade, according to Fierman of Chianalysis. It’s a system that’s much more complex and established than simply a handful of wallets being used in perpetuity, he said.
They have a network of cryptocurrency wallets that the regime is using to facilitate this cross border activity. To accept these payments in crypto would make it easier than potentially utilizing the traditional banking system and there’s enough liquidity out there that they don't even need to really use cryptocurrency exchanges either,” Fierman said in an interview.
The way the IRGC is broadly adopting cryptocurrency, specifically stablecoins, as a payment mechanism for cross border trade, is really the inverse of the situation with North Korea, Fierman pointed out, where the main goal is stealing billions of dollars in crypto and laundering it.
The Iranian regime has been comprehensively sanctioned since 1979, including individual sanctions on almost every bank, so its inability to access U.S. dollar-pegged assets makes it a challenge for them to trade internationally.
The reality is that most counterparts don't want to trade in Rials or in Tomans, especially considering the hyperinflation that is regularly happening in the country as well. So this ability to get a US dollar-pegged asset creates a mechanism that allows them to trade globally with anyone who's willing to trade with them, in an alternative mechanism that doesn't rely on the traditional banking system,” Fierman said.
In Iran, the official currency is the Rial (IRR), but people universally use Tomans on a daily basis in shops, for instance; one Toman is equivalent to 10 Rials.
Tom Keatinge, founding director of the Centre for Finance and Security (CFS) at UK defence think tank RUSI, agreed that USD-backed stablecoins have become an increasingly important payment mechanism for the Iranian regime that avoids sanctions and western banking controls
Whilst the use of stablecoins might open users up to Western regulatory intervention, evidence suggests that this risk is low,” Keatinge said in an email
Lee Reiners, a lecturing fellow at Duke University’s Financial Economics Center, suggested a novel way the Iranian regime could further its sanctions-skirting stablecoin goals
“If Iran was thinking strategically, it might take a cue from its neighbors across the Strait in the UAE and demand payment in USD1,” Reiners said, referring to the stablecoin launched by the Trump family-affiliated World Liberty Financial in March of 2025. “Then the President of the United States would have a financial incentive to lift sanctions and allow them to charge whatever tolls they want
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Hat sich Irans 10-Punkte-Plan geändert, wie JD Vance behauptet?Die Verwirrung über die konkurrierenden Vorschläge der Vereinigten Staaten und Irans zur Beendigung des Krieges vertieft die Unsicherheit über den fragilen zweiwöchigen Waffenstillstand zwischen den langjährigen Gegnern, während Beamte manchmal unterschiedliche Berichte darüber präsentieren, was vereinbart wurde.
Im Mittelpunkt des Streits steht ein iranischer 10-Punkte-Plan, der die Grundlage für die bevorstehenden Verhandlungen mit den USA in der pakistanischen Hauptstadt Islamabad an diesem Wochenende bildet. Präsident Donald Trump hat den Plan als „praktikabel“ bezeichnet, obwohl er Iran zunächst einen 15-Punkte-Plan vorgelegt hat, den Teheran als „maximalistisch“ abgelehnt hat.
Hat sich Irans 10-Punkte-Plan geändert, wie JD Vance behauptet?
Die Verwirrung über die konkurrierenden Vorschläge der Vereinigten Staaten und Irans zur Beendigung des Krieges vertieft die Unsicherheit über den fragilen zweiwöchigen Waffenstillstand zwischen den langjährigen Gegnern, während Beamte manchmal unterschiedliche Berichte darüber präsentieren, was vereinbart wurde.
Im Mittelpunkt des Streits steht ein iranischer 10-Punkte-Plan, der die Grundlage für die bevorstehenden Verhandlungen mit den USA in der pakistanischen Hauptstadt Islamabad an diesem Wochenende bildet. Präsident Donald Trump hat den Plan als „praktikabel“ bezeichnet, obwohl er Iran zunächst einen 15-Punkte-Plan vorgelegt hat, den Teheran als „maximalistisch“ abgelehnt hat.
Im Mittelpunkt des Streits steht ein iranischer 10-Punkte-Plan, der die Grundlage für die bevorstehenden Verhandlungen mit den USA in der pakistanischen Hauptstadt Islamabad an diesem Wochenende bildet. Präsident Donald Trump hat den Plan als „praktikabel“ bezeichnet, obwohl er Iran zunächst einen 15-Punkte-Plan vorgelegt hat, den Teheran als „maximalistisch“ abgelehnt hat.
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Rekordversuche von Tieropfern am Al-Aqsa wecken Befürchtungen über den Status quoIsraelische Siedler haben während des diesjährigen jüdischen Passahfestes sieben Versuche unternommen, Tieropfer in den Al-Aqsa-Moscheekomplex zu schmuggeln, die höchste Anzahl solcher Vorfälle, die seit Beginn der israelischen Besatzung im Jahr 1967 dokumentiert wurden.
Die Jerusalemer Regierung der Palästinensischen Autonomiebehörde gab am Sonntag bekannt, dass die Provokationen stattfanden, während die israelischen Behörden das 144-Dunam (36-acre) große Gelände, zusammen mit der Kirche des Heiligen Grabes, 40 aufeinanderfolgende Tage versiegelt hielten.
Die Al-Aqsa-Moschee wurde jedoch am Donnerstagmorgen früh wiedereröffnet, als Gläubige nach der Aufhebung der wochenlangen Einschränkungen zu dem heiligen Ort in Jerusalem strömten. Die israelischen Streitkräfte hatten einen "Notstand" und sicherheitsbezogene Maßnahmen im Zusammenhang mit dem US-israelischen Krieg gegen den Iran für die verlängerte Schließung angeführt.
Rekordversuche von Tieropfern am Al-Aqsa wecken Befürchtungen über den Status quo
Israelische Siedler haben während des diesjährigen jüdischen Passahfestes sieben Versuche unternommen, Tieropfer in den Al-Aqsa-Moscheekomplex zu schmuggeln, die höchste Anzahl solcher Vorfälle, die seit Beginn der israelischen Besatzung im Jahr 1967 dokumentiert wurden.
Die Jerusalemer Regierung der Palästinensischen Autonomiebehörde gab am Sonntag bekannt, dass die Provokationen stattfanden, während die israelischen Behörden das 144-Dunam (36-acre) große Gelände, zusammen mit der Kirche des Heiligen Grabes, 40 aufeinanderfolgende Tage versiegelt hielten.
Die Al-Aqsa-Moschee wurde jedoch am Donnerstagmorgen früh wiedereröffnet, als Gläubige nach der Aufhebung der wochenlangen Einschränkungen zu dem heiligen Ort in Jerusalem strömten. Die israelischen Streitkräfte hatten einen "Notstand" und sicherheitsbezogene Maßnahmen im Zusammenhang mit dem US-israelischen Krieg gegen den Iran für die verlängerte Schließung angeführt.
Die Jerusalemer Regierung der Palästinensischen Autonomiebehörde gab am Sonntag bekannt, dass die Provokationen stattfanden, während die israelischen Behörden das 144-Dunam (36-acre) große Gelände, zusammen mit der Kirche des Heiligen Grabes, 40 aufeinanderfolgende Tage versiegelt hielten.
Die Al-Aqsa-Moschee wurde jedoch am Donnerstagmorgen früh wiedereröffnet, als Gläubige nach der Aufhebung der wochenlangen Einschränkungen zu dem heiligen Ort in Jerusalem strömten. Die israelischen Streitkräfte hatten einen "Notstand" und sicherheitsbezogene Maßnahmen im Zusammenhang mit dem US-israelischen Krieg gegen den Iran für die verlängerte Schließung angeführt.
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Israels Angriffe auf den Libanon zielten darauf ab, den Waffenstillstand zu untergraben, sagen KritikerNur Stunden nachdem die Vereinigten Staaten und der Iran einen Waffenstillstand im Krieg angekündigt hatten, der die Nachrichten weltweit dominiert und die Ölpreise in neue Höhen getrieben hat, bombardierte Israel am Mittwoch den Libanon, tötete Hunderte, verletzte Tausende und veranlasste den Iran, seine Blockade der Straße von Hormuz wieder aufzuerlegen.
Der Streitpunkt: ob die unermüdlichen Angriffe Israels auf den Libanon überhaupt im Waffenstillstand enthalten waren. Pakistan, das das Abkommen vermittelt hat, sagte, sie seien es. Israel sagte, sie seien es nicht.
Israels Angriffe auf den Libanon zielten darauf ab, den Waffenstillstand zu untergraben, sagen Kritiker
Nur Stunden nachdem die Vereinigten Staaten und der Iran einen Waffenstillstand im Krieg angekündigt hatten, der die Nachrichten weltweit dominiert und die Ölpreise in neue Höhen getrieben hat, bombardierte Israel am Mittwoch den Libanon, tötete Hunderte, verletzte Tausende und veranlasste den Iran, seine Blockade der Straße von Hormuz wieder aufzuerlegen.
Der Streitpunkt: ob die unermüdlichen Angriffe Israels auf den Libanon überhaupt im Waffenstillstand enthalten waren. Pakistan, das das Abkommen vermittelt hat, sagte, sie seien es. Israel sagte, sie seien es nicht.
Der Streitpunkt: ob die unermüdlichen Angriffe Israels auf den Libanon überhaupt im Waffenstillstand enthalten waren. Pakistan, das das Abkommen vermittelt hat, sagte, sie seien es. Israel sagte, sie seien es nicht.
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Trump kritisiert NATO wegen Iran nach Treffen mit Rutte, erneuert Drohung über GrönlandDer Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten, Donald Trump, hat NATO wegen ihrer Bereitschaft, sich dem Krieg Washingtons gegen den Iran anzuschließen, angegriffen und schien Drohungen über Grönland zu erneuern, nach einem Treffen mit dem Generalsekretär des Bündnisses.
In einem Beitrag auf seiner TruthSocial-Plattform am Mittwoch sagte Trump in Großbuchstaben, dass „NATO nicht da war, als wir sie brauchten, und sie werden nicht da sein, wenn wir sie wieder brauchen“.
Die Bemerkungen kamen nach einem zweistündigen Treffen mit NATO’s Mark Rutte im Weißen Haus, einen Tag nachdem die USA und der Iran einem Waffenstillstand zustimmten.
Trump kritisiert NATO wegen Iran nach Treffen mit Rutte, erneuert Drohung über Grönland
Der Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten, Donald Trump, hat NATO wegen ihrer Bereitschaft, sich dem Krieg Washingtons gegen den Iran anzuschließen, angegriffen und schien Drohungen über Grönland zu erneuern, nach einem Treffen mit dem Generalsekretär des Bündnisses.
In einem Beitrag auf seiner TruthSocial-Plattform am Mittwoch sagte Trump in Großbuchstaben, dass „NATO nicht da war, als wir sie brauchten, und sie werden nicht da sein, wenn wir sie wieder brauchen“.
Die Bemerkungen kamen nach einem zweistündigen Treffen mit NATO’s Mark Rutte im Weißen Haus, einen Tag nachdem die USA und der Iran einem Waffenstillstand zustimmten.
In einem Beitrag auf seiner TruthSocial-Plattform am Mittwoch sagte Trump in Großbuchstaben, dass „NATO nicht da war, als wir sie brauchten, und sie werden nicht da sein, wenn wir sie wieder brauchen“.
Die Bemerkungen kamen nach einem zweistündigen Treffen mit NATO’s Mark Rutte im Weißen Haus, einen Tag nachdem die USA und der Iran einem Waffenstillstand zustimmten.
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Mehrere Menschen wurden bei neuen israelischen Angriffen auf den Libanon getötetNeue israelische Luftangriffe haben einen Tag nachdem 200 Menschen starben, weitere Menschen im Süden Libanons getötet, während die Bombardierung weitere Zweifel an dem fragilen Waffenstillstand zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und dem Iran aufwirft, den Teheran sagt, dass er den Libanon einschließt.
Es wurde am Donnerstag berichtet, dass ein israelischer Angriff auf die Stadt Abbassiyeh mindestens sieben Menschen tötete und mehrere andere verletzte, wobei die Gesamtzahl voraussichtlich steigen wird.
Eine Welle von Angriffen durch israelische Kampfflugzeuge traf Städte, darunter Kafra, Jmaijmeh, Safad al-Battikh, Majdal Selm und Deir Antar in der Nähe der Qasmiyeh-Brücke. Artilleriebeschuss beschädigte die Stadt Haris.
Mehrere Menschen wurden bei neuen israelischen Angriffen auf den Libanon getötet
Neue israelische Luftangriffe haben einen Tag nachdem 200 Menschen starben, weitere Menschen im Süden Libanons getötet, während die Bombardierung weitere Zweifel an dem fragilen Waffenstillstand zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und dem Iran aufwirft, den Teheran sagt, dass er den Libanon einschließt.
Es wurde am Donnerstag berichtet, dass ein israelischer Angriff auf die Stadt Abbassiyeh mindestens sieben Menschen tötete und mehrere andere verletzte, wobei die Gesamtzahl voraussichtlich steigen wird.
Eine Welle von Angriffen durch israelische Kampfflugzeuge traf Städte, darunter Kafra, Jmaijmeh, Safad al-Battikh, Majdal Selm und Deir Antar in der Nähe der Qasmiyeh-Brücke. Artilleriebeschuss beschädigte die Stadt Haris.
Es wurde am Donnerstag berichtet, dass ein israelischer Angriff auf die Stadt Abbassiyeh mindestens sieben Menschen tötete und mehrere andere verletzte, wobei die Gesamtzahl voraussichtlich steigen wird.
Eine Welle von Angriffen durch israelische Kampfflugzeuge traf Städte, darunter Kafra, Jmaijmeh, Safad al-Battikh, Majdal Selm und Deir Antar in der Nähe der Qasmiyeh-Brücke. Artilleriebeschuss beschädigte die Stadt Haris.
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Warum Israels Angriffe auf den Libanon den US-Iran-Waffenstillstand gefährden könntenDie israelische Armee führte eine Welle von Luftangriffen auf den Libanon durch, bei denen mehr als 250 Menschen getötet wurden, am Mittwoch, dem blutigsten Tag seit dem Beginn des US-Israel-Kriegs gegen den Iran vor fast sechs Wochen.
Am Donnerstag sagte Israel, dass es auch einen Mitarbeiter des Hezbollah-Chefs Naim Qassem bei den Angriffen getötet habe.
Die Angriffe kamen nur wenige Stunden nach der Ankündigung eines zweiwöchigen Waffenstillstands zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und dem Iran, was Hoffnungen auf eine Deeskalation an allen Fronten im Krieg gegen den Iran weckte, der sich über die Region ausgebreitet hat.
Am Mittwoch sagte der pakistanische Premierminister Shehbaz Sharif, dessen Regierung den Deal vermittelt hatte, dass der Waffenstillstandsdeal das Stoppen der Angriffe an allen Fronten beinhaltete, wobei er speziell den Libanon erwähnte, wo Israel angibt, die vom Iran unterstützte Gruppe Hezbollah ins Visier zu nehmen.
Warum Israels Angriffe auf den Libanon den US-Iran-Waffenstillstand gefährden könnten
Die israelische Armee führte eine Welle von Luftangriffen auf den Libanon durch, bei denen mehr als 250 Menschen getötet wurden, am Mittwoch, dem blutigsten Tag seit dem Beginn des US-Israel-Kriegs gegen den Iran vor fast sechs Wochen.
Am Donnerstag sagte Israel, dass es auch einen Mitarbeiter des Hezbollah-Chefs Naim Qassem bei den Angriffen getötet habe.
Die Angriffe kamen nur wenige Stunden nach der Ankündigung eines zweiwöchigen Waffenstillstands zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und dem Iran, was Hoffnungen auf eine Deeskalation an allen Fronten im Krieg gegen den Iran weckte, der sich über die Region ausgebreitet hat.
Am Mittwoch sagte der pakistanische Premierminister Shehbaz Sharif, dessen Regierung den Deal vermittelt hatte, dass der Waffenstillstandsdeal das Stoppen der Angriffe an allen Fronten beinhaltete, wobei er speziell den Libanon erwähnte, wo Israel angibt, die vom Iran unterstützte Gruppe Hezbollah ins Visier zu nehmen.
Am Donnerstag sagte Israel, dass es auch einen Mitarbeiter des Hezbollah-Chefs Naim Qassem bei den Angriffen getötet habe.
Die Angriffe kamen nur wenige Stunden nach der Ankündigung eines zweiwöchigen Waffenstillstands zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und dem Iran, was Hoffnungen auf eine Deeskalation an allen Fronten im Krieg gegen den Iran weckte, der sich über die Region ausgebreitet hat.
Am Mittwoch sagte der pakistanische Premierminister Shehbaz Sharif, dessen Regierung den Deal vermittelt hatte, dass der Waffenstillstandsdeal das Stoppen der Angriffe an allen Fronten beinhaltete, wobei er speziell den Libanon erwähnte, wo Israel angibt, die vom Iran unterstützte Gruppe Hezbollah ins Visier zu nehmen.
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Argentina Senate approves contentious Milei-backed labour reformsArgentina’s Senate has approved labour reforms backed by President Javier Milei that relax hiring rules, allow for longer working days and impose new limits on the right to strike, prompting renewed protests over the government’s austerity policies
The Senate approved the so-called “labour modernization law” on Friday with 42 votes in favour, 28 against and two abstentions, handing the libertarian president one of his most significant legislative wins
Milei’s administration argues the changes will spur investment and create formal jobs, while labour unions contend they weaken worker protections
The bill has brought thousands of people onto the streets over the past two weeks in protest against what they see as a rollback of their labour rights
Two protests outside parliament ended in clashes between the police and protesters, but a third on Friday saw only minor disturbances
Polls show Argentinians are divided on the reforms, with 48.6 percent in favour and 45.2 percent against, according to a recent survey
Sergio Emiliozzi, a 60-year-old teacher, told the AFP news agency that while the law was being promoted as a job creation tool, “it’s quite the opposite,” adding, “What this allows is for me to be easily fired.”
Unions also object to new limits on the right to strike that require essential services to maintain minimum operations during work stoppages
Supporters, meanwhile, argue that the changes are essential to boost productivity, attract foreign investment and limit labour lawsuits
They have also praised provisions that offer new tax incentives for hiring and pathways to legally register Argentina’s large population of informal workers
The reforms also relax hiring rules, change the vacation system, allow the standard workday to be extended from eight to 12 hours, and permit salaries to be paid in foreign currency
The bill’s passage is seen by analysts as a sign that Milei has the political backing to advance his broader free-market agenda.
Since taking office, he has stabilised the exchange rate and cooled inflation, bringing monthly price increases down from double digits to 2.9 percent in January, gaining accolades from the International Monetary FundThe reforms also relax hiring rules, change the vacation system, allow the standard workday to be extended from eight to 12 hours, and permit salaries to be paid in foreign currency
But the austerity measures have deeply affected Argentinians, causing severe economic duress for many
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Argentina Senate approves contentious Milei-backed labour reforms
Argentina’s Senate has approved labour reforms backed by President Javier Milei that relax hiring rules, allow for longer working days and impose new limits on the right to strike, prompting renewed protests over the government’s austerity policies
The Senate approved the so-called “labour modernization law” on Friday with 42 votes in favour, 28 against and two abstentions, handing the libertarian president one of his most significant legislative wins
Milei’s administration argues the changes will spur investment and create formal jobs, while labour unions contend they weaken worker protections
The bill has brought thousands of people onto the streets over the past two weeks in protest against what they see as a rollback of their labour rights
Two protests outside parliament ended in clashes between the police and protesters, but a third on Friday saw only minor disturbances
Polls show Argentinians are divided on the reforms, with 48.6 percent in favour and 45.2 percent against, according to a recent survey
Sergio Emiliozzi, a 60-year-old teacher, told the AFP news agency that while the law was being promoted as a job creation tool, “it’s quite the opposite,” adding, “What this allows is for me to be easily fired.”
Unions also object to new limits on the right to strike that require essential services to maintain minimum operations during work stoppages
Supporters, meanwhile, argue that the changes are essential to boost productivity, attract foreign investment and limit labour lawsuits
They have also praised provisions that offer new tax incentives for hiring and pathways to legally register Argentina’s large population of informal workers
The reforms also relax hiring rules, change the vacation system, allow the standard workday to be extended from eight to 12 hours, and permit salaries to be paid in foreign currency
The bill’s passage is seen by analysts as a sign that Milei has the political backing to advance his broader free-market agenda.
Since taking office, he has stabilised the exchange rate and cooled inflation, bringing monthly price increases down from double digits to 2.9 percent in January, gaining accolades from the International Monetary FundThe reforms also relax hiring rules, change the vacation system, allow the standard workday to be extended from eight to 12 hours, and permit salaries to be paid in foreign currency
But the austerity measures have deeply affected Argentinians, causing severe economic duress for many
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The Senate approved the so-called “labour modernization law” on Friday with 42 votes in favour, 28 against and two abstentions, handing the libertarian president one of his most significant legislative wins
Milei’s administration argues the changes will spur investment and create formal jobs, while labour unions contend they weaken worker protections
The bill has brought thousands of people onto the streets over the past two weeks in protest against what they see as a rollback of their labour rights
Two protests outside parliament ended in clashes between the police and protesters, but a third on Friday saw only minor disturbances
Polls show Argentinians are divided on the reforms, with 48.6 percent in favour and 45.2 percent against, according to a recent survey
Sergio Emiliozzi, a 60-year-old teacher, told the AFP news agency that while the law was being promoted as a job creation tool, “it’s quite the opposite,” adding, “What this allows is for me to be easily fired.”
Unions also object to new limits on the right to strike that require essential services to maintain minimum operations during work stoppages
Supporters, meanwhile, argue that the changes are essential to boost productivity, attract foreign investment and limit labour lawsuits
They have also praised provisions that offer new tax incentives for hiring and pathways to legally register Argentina’s large population of informal workers
The reforms also relax hiring rules, change the vacation system, allow the standard workday to be extended from eight to 12 hours, and permit salaries to be paid in foreign currency
The bill’s passage is seen by analysts as a sign that Milei has the political backing to advance his broader free-market agenda.
Since taking office, he has stabilised the exchange rate and cooled inflation, bringing monthly price increases down from double digits to 2.9 percent in January, gaining accolades from the International Monetary FundThe reforms also relax hiring rules, change the vacation system, allow the standard workday to be extended from eight to 12 hours, and permit salaries to be paid in foreign currency
But the austerity measures have deeply affected Argentinians, causing severe economic duress for many
#MegadropLista
#NOTCOİN
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#VeChainNodeMarketplace
#cryptouniverseofficial
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Argentinische Abgeordnete genehmigen Gesetz, das Bergbau in Gletschern erlaubtArgentinische Politiker haben ein Gesetz genehmigt, das zuvor von dem rechten Präsidenten des Landes, Javier Milei, vorangetrieben wurde und das Bergbau in ökologisch sensiblen Gebieten von Gletschern und Permafrost autorisiert, ein Schritt, der Umweltaktivisten empört hat.
Die Abgeordnetenkammer, das Unterhaus des Kongresses von Argentinien, genehmigte die Änderung am frühen Donnerstag mit 137 Stimmen dafür, 111 dagegen und drei Enthaltungen nach fast 12 Stunden Debatte.
Die Änderung des sogenannten Gletscher Gesetzes, das bereits im Februar vom Senat genehmigt wurde, würde es erleichtern, Metalle wie Kupfer, Lithium und Silber in gefrorenen Teilen der Anden zu fördern.
Argentinische Abgeordnete genehmigen Gesetz, das Bergbau in Gletschern erlaubt
Argentinische Politiker haben ein Gesetz genehmigt, das zuvor von dem rechten Präsidenten des Landes, Javier Milei, vorangetrieben wurde und das Bergbau in ökologisch sensiblen Gebieten von Gletschern und Permafrost autorisiert, ein Schritt, der Umweltaktivisten empört hat.
Die Abgeordnetenkammer, das Unterhaus des Kongresses von Argentinien, genehmigte die Änderung am frühen Donnerstag mit 137 Stimmen dafür, 111 dagegen und drei Enthaltungen nach fast 12 Stunden Debatte.
Die Änderung des sogenannten Gletscher Gesetzes, das bereits im Februar vom Senat genehmigt wurde, würde es erleichtern, Metalle wie Kupfer, Lithium und Silber in gefrorenen Teilen der Anden zu fördern.
Die Abgeordnetenkammer, das Unterhaus des Kongresses von Argentinien, genehmigte die Änderung am frühen Donnerstag mit 137 Stimmen dafür, 111 dagegen und drei Enthaltungen nach fast 12 Stunden Debatte.
Die Änderung des sogenannten Gletscher Gesetzes, das bereits im Februar vom Senat genehmigt wurde, würde es erleichtern, Metalle wie Kupfer, Lithium und Silber in gefrorenen Teilen der Anden zu fördern.
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Für die Golfstaaten wirft die Unsicherheit über Hormuz einen Schatten über den US-Iran-WaffenstillstandDie Golfregion atmete am Dienstagabend kollektiv auf, nachdem Iran und die Vereinigten Staaten einer zweiwöchigen Waffenruhe zugestimmt hatten, die mehr als einen Monat zunehmend gewalttätiger Angriffe und aufrührerischer Rhetorik pausiert.
Stunden zuvor hatte der US-Präsident Donald Trump gedroht, eine "ganze Zivilisation" auszulöschen, und Teheran warnte vor weiteren Angriffen im Golf und darüber hinaus.
Aber 90 Minuten vor Ablauf der Frist, die Trump für Iran gesetzt hatte, um die Straße von Hormuz vollständig wieder zu öffnen oder "in die Steinzeit zurückgeschickt zu werden", sagte der US-Präsident, dass er zugestimmt habe, die Angriffe für zwei Wochen auszusetzen. Dies geschah unter der Bedingung, dass der maritime Verkehr in dem wichtigen Wasserweg, durch den normalerweise 20 Prozent des weltweiten Öls und des natürlichen Flüssiggases verschifft werden, wieder aufgenommen wird. Iran brachte den Verkehr durch den Engpass als Reaktion auf die gemeinsamen US-israelischen Angriffe seit dem 28. Februar nahezu zum Stillstand.
Für die Golfstaaten wirft die Unsicherheit über Hormuz einen Schatten über den US-Iran-Waffenstillstand
Die Golfregion atmete am Dienstagabend kollektiv auf, nachdem Iran und die Vereinigten Staaten einer zweiwöchigen Waffenruhe zugestimmt hatten, die mehr als einen Monat zunehmend gewalttätiger Angriffe und aufrührerischer Rhetorik pausiert.
Stunden zuvor hatte der US-Präsident Donald Trump gedroht, eine "ganze Zivilisation" auszulöschen, und Teheran warnte vor weiteren Angriffen im Golf und darüber hinaus.
Aber 90 Minuten vor Ablauf der Frist, die Trump für Iran gesetzt hatte, um die Straße von Hormuz vollständig wieder zu öffnen oder "in die Steinzeit zurückgeschickt zu werden", sagte der US-Präsident, dass er zugestimmt habe, die Angriffe für zwei Wochen auszusetzen. Dies geschah unter der Bedingung, dass der maritime Verkehr in dem wichtigen Wasserweg, durch den normalerweise 20 Prozent des weltweiten Öls und des natürlichen Flüssiggases verschifft werden, wieder aufgenommen wird. Iran brachte den Verkehr durch den Engpass als Reaktion auf die gemeinsamen US-israelischen Angriffe seit dem 28. Februar nahezu zum Stillstand.
Stunden zuvor hatte der US-Präsident Donald Trump gedroht, eine "ganze Zivilisation" auszulöschen, und Teheran warnte vor weiteren Angriffen im Golf und darüber hinaus.
Aber 90 Minuten vor Ablauf der Frist, die Trump für Iran gesetzt hatte, um die Straße von Hormuz vollständig wieder zu öffnen oder "in die Steinzeit zurückgeschickt zu werden", sagte der US-Präsident, dass er zugestimmt habe, die Angriffe für zwei Wochen auszusetzen. Dies geschah unter der Bedingung, dass der maritime Verkehr in dem wichtigen Wasserweg, durch den normalerweise 20 Prozent des weltweiten Öls und des natürlichen Flüssiggases verschifft werden, wieder aufgenommen wird. Iran brachte den Verkehr durch den Engpass als Reaktion auf die gemeinsamen US-israelischen Angriffe seit dem 28. Februar nahezu zum Stillstand.
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