A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) has been signed on Thursday between Iran and the United States, setting the stage for a 60 day negotiation period. As part of the “deal” both sides have to put an end to their blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, allowing ships to sail through unhindered. The price of oil has fallen considerably as a result, and hopes of returning to some sort of normality is higher than ever in the past three months. Is that all there is to it? Ho-ho… No. The hard part is just about to begin—not just vis-a-vis Iran, but for the entire world.
Related Articles
EU politics
Daniel Finn – Brittle Opposition
Analysis of Ireland’s election. In New Left Review’s ‘Sidecar’. Read the article HERE.
Lobbying
Corporate Europe Observatory: A welcome decision on Amazon EU lobby ban
Weeks after Amazon workers and civil society allies demanded an Amazon ban from European institutions, the European Parliament will be withdrawing Amazon’s lobbying badges. Read HERE Corporate Europe Observatory
EU politics
UNHCR sounds alarm as Mediterranean Sea deaths pass 1,500 mark
Obviously the EU is making absolutely no progress in solving the refugee crisis on its border. Read here

Be the first to comment