Iran announces it has regained control of Hormuz and will maintain it "until the end of the war." Trump expresses optimism about the talks, while the situation remains tense.

Mineral water prices are rising: the war in Iran is driving up costs along the supply chain, with repercussions on supermarket shelves.

US senators say Vladimir Putin is one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Iran war.

Suspicions of insider trading are emerging around the planned reopening of the Strait of Hormuz: suspicious market transactions and anticipated financial moves are raising concerns as the geopolitical situation remains tense.

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Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting maritime traffic to the Persian Gulf.

Trump called the Iran talks "excellent" and said everything was going well.

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Tehran: "We are evaluating US proposals, controlling Hormuz until a lasting peace is achieved."

The container ship MSC Euribia has left the Strait of Hormuz and is en route to Northern Europe.

Iran, Trump: "Excellent talks, everything is going well." lapresse.it

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Tehran is considering US proposals and reaffirms its control of the Strait of Hormuz until a lasting peace is achieved.

Iran, Tehran: "We are evaluating US proposals, we will maintain control of Hormuz until the end of the war, no compromise." Il Giornale d'Italia

Tensions between Iran and the United States are weighing heavily on people's pockets: utility bills are up 12%, mortgages are more expensive, and air conditioning will cost 19% more this summer. This is a direct economic impact of the conflict.

The MSC Euribia has left the Persian Gulf, ending an odyssey marked by growing tensions and naval blockades that hindered its passage.

The Strait of Hormuz has been closed again by Iran. Two merchant ships reported gunfire in the surrounding waters; the situation remains tense, and shipping is under strict control.

Tehran announces it will evaluate the US proposal on control of the Strait of Hormuz until a lasting peace is achieved.

Tehran evaluates US proposals and announces that it will maintain control of the Strait of Hormuz until a lasting peace is achieved.

Trump said Iran cannot blackmail the United States and called the talks "very good."

Iran is considering US proposals, but reiterates that it will control the Strait of Hormuz "until the end of the war."

The war in Iran is also affecting the water market: the price of QdS bottles is expected to rise.

The conflict has increased transportation and raw material costs: the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is also affecting the price of bottled mineral water.

The Strait of Hormuz was reopened by Iran and then immediately closed again: tensions are high, and the world watches expectantly. Is an agreement within reach or is there a risk of armed escalation?

Tensions are sky-high between the US, Israel, and Iran: live updates on clashes, reactions, and diplomatic developments.

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A French soldier has been killed: the announcement shocks the world as the war in Iran intensifies.

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Iran remains suspended between war and peace: the evolving scenario is redrawing the balance of power in Tehran, with repercussions on domestic politics and the entire region.

In the shadowy divide between war and peace, the balance of power in Tehran is shifting: tensions and strategic choices are redrawing internal roles and alliances.

The Strait of Hormuz has been closed again due to the US-imposed blockade. A related incident resulted in the death of a UN peacekeeper. Live updates.

Macron confirmed that a French peacekeeper was killed and three others were injured in Lebanon.

The container ship MSC Euribia passed through the Strait of Hormuz as Iran imposed a new closure: some ships are still able to transit, others remain blocked.

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Bassetti warns that the conflict in Iran threatens not only the availability of drugs, but also diagnostic services such as MRI scans, with potentially serious consequences for patients.

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Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz in response to the US-imposed blockade, escalating tensions in the region.

The situation has escalated: shots were reportedly fired at several ships, causing damage and disruption in the ports. Reports are still fragmentary, and the overall picture remains unclear.

Meloni: Instability in Iran is now "our normality," but the government is working around the clock to address a particularly challenging situation.

After weeks of gains, oil has fallen back below $91, while a new crisis is developing in the Strait of Hormuz linked to tensions with Iran.

The US relaunches a naval blockade and Iran again closes the Strait of Hormuz, increasing tensions in the region.

Meloni: "The Strait of Hormuz is closed again, we're working to restore stability."

Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz in response to the US-imposed port blockade. This measure complicates maritime traffic and increases tensions in the region.

Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz: Tehran warns that no ships will transit as long as the US blockade remains.

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Russia is benefiting from the escalation in Iran, but it could suffer long-term consequences. Putin, too, appears disoriented, and the strategy remains uncertain.

Saffron: 90% of world production comes from Iran, a concentration that makes the market very vulnerable to tensions or an escalation of the war in the country.

Tourist numbers remain largely stable, but uncertainty surrounding conflicts, including the war in Iran, weighs on the sector's prospects, as data from Federalberghi shows.