Iran War
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Economy
WSJ: Trump Willing to End Iran War Without Reopening Strait of Hormuz
DID Press: Wall Street Journal cited US government officials reporting that Donald Trump has told aides he is willing to conclude the US military campaign against Iran even without fully reopening the Strait of Hormuz. According to the report, Trump…
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Analysis
EU’s Duplicity in Iran War: Words of Peace, Actions of Complicity
DID Press: European bases supporting United States have become legitimate targets for Iran’s defensive operations. Strikes on these bases would not only slow U.S. operations but also drag European countries directly into a conflict they claim to oppose. This stark…
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Economy
Iran War Shifts US Political and Electoral Landscape
DID Press: The Economist analyzed the effects of the ongoing Iran conflict on the political and electoral climate in United States. According to the report, prolonged fighting and related economic concerns—such as rising energy prices and slower economic growth—have become…
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Government
Daily Telegraph: Trump No Longer in Control of Iran War
DID Press: British newspaper Daily Telegraph reports that the war with Iran has become a “beast” beyond control, with U.S. President Donald Trump unable to dictate how or when it might end. Even if Trump seeks to halt hostilities, analysts…
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Economy
US Public Support for Iran War Hits Historic Low
DID Press: A recent comparative chart released by Western media highlights shifts in American public support for military interventions during the “early days” of major conflicts over the past century. The data show that the 2026 war in Iran has…
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Government
Arab States Reportedly Frustrated With Washington Over Iran War
DID Press: Several Arab governments, including two Gulf states, are reportedly dissatisfied with how the United States initiated and managed the ongoing war with Iran, according to a report cited by Israeli outlet Walla and attributed to Associated Press. According…
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