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Oman No lasting Persian Gulf security without Irans participation

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Oman: No lasting Persian Gulf security without Iran’s participation​

TEHRAN — Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi has called for an inclusive regional security framework bringing together Iran, Iraq and the six member states of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), warning that any arrangement excluding Tehran would be inherently unstable and incapable of delivering lasting security.

Oman: No lasting Persian Gulf security without Iran’s participation

China to send special envoy to Middle East amid fears of conflict spillover

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China to send special envoy to Middle East amid fears of conflict spillover​

TEHRAN - China will dispatch a special envoy to countries in the Middle East and surrounding regions in the near future to strengthen diplomatic engagement, ease tensions, and prevent the ongoing conflict from spreading further, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Tuesday.

China to send special envoy to Middle East amid fears of conflict spillover

Forced retreat of neighbors

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Forced retreat of neighbors​

Khorasan examined the reopening of borders by Iran’s eastern and western neighbors, Pakistan and Iraq, after a forced retreat from restrictive policies. The paper argued that recent statements by Scott Bessent regarding cooperation between Washington and Iran’s neighbors to limit land routes represented a new stage in economic pressure on Tehran. However, developments on both borders showed that isolating Iran through regional blockades is neither easy nor cost-free.

Forced retreat of neighbors

Beijings mediating power in international crises

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Beijing’s mediating power in international crises​

TEHRAN – In the new international order, the concept of “power” is no longer defined solely by the number of nuclear warheads, overseas military bases, or classical security alliances; rather, the new geometry of global power is shaped by the capacity of supply chains, currency exchanges, infrastructure investments, and economic interdependence.

Beijing’s mediating power in international crises