Middle East
More Iran war? There goes the neighborhood, and global economy.
US energy exporters might benefit from higher global oil prices, but American consumers do not and they, along the rest of the world, are paying.
May 26, 2026
US energy exporters might benefit from higher global oil prices, but American consumers do not and they, along the rest of the world, are paying.
This will surprise many Americans because Trump and Co. are flooding the zone with age-old misconceptions in order to prevent panic and opposition to the war.
With the Strait of Hormuz all but closed, the average US driver is predicted to pay $235 more over the next year
South Asian and Gulf countries may get hit particularly hard, mostly on energy, remittances, and agriculture. Here's how.
Striking down IEEPA tariffs gives Washington a chance to rebuild trust, if the president doesn’t try for new workarounds
Amid a growing rift with Trump, our friends to the north are looking to hedge their bets
