Tense Trump-Netanyahu Call As US Presses Iran To 'Sign The Document' - But Israel Wants Military Greenlight

Oil's Peace Dividend Is Real, But Normalization Is Not A Light Switch Authored by Stephen Innes via The Dark Side Of The Boom, Markets can remove geopolitical risk premium far faster than physical energy systems can recover. The real post-war story may be strategic reserve rebuilding rather than simply falling oil prices. Canada's emerging Pacific LNG corridor highlights how Asia is increasingly seeking supply routes that bypass Hormuz altogether. The shift from efficiency to resilience could become one of the most important structural drivers of oil and LNG demand over the coming decade. The U.S.-Iran...

An Israeli airstrike killed the son of Hamas’s chief negotiator in Gaza on Wednesday.  Reuters reported that Azzam Al-Hayya, son of Khalil Al-Hayya, had been killed. The Israeli strike on Gaza City killed at least one other Palestinian. Azzam is the fourth son of Hayya killed by Israeli strikes since 2008.  May 7 (Reuters) – […]

The Shooting In The Strait Ain't Over, But... Authored by Larry Johnson via Sonar21.com A little over a week since the US and Iran signed the MoU, some ships that had been trapped in the Persian rushed to travel through the corridor, with many trying to use an alternative route on the southern side of the Strait along the Omani coast. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) had coordinated this alternative routing with Oman - hugging the UAE and Musandam Peninsula coastline, avoiding the central passage that Iran had mined. This route...