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  The Dragon's Eye on Taiwan: Is Asia at risk of a world war? Is the world heading toward another war? The truth behind the China-Taiwan dispute In this blog, we'll explore the China-Taiwan dispute. Why China claims Taiwan, and why Taiwan rejects it. China has consistently asserted sovereignty over Taiwan. It considers Taiwan part of its territory and insists on reunification, even through the use of force if necessary. The United States has shown increasing readiness to support and defend Taiwan. Introduction to Taiwan Taiwan is a small island country located in the East and South China Seas, sandwiched between the East China Sea and the South China Sea. It is approximately 160 kilometers from China. Taiwan is separated from China by the Taiwan Strait. Its neighbors include China to the north, Japan to the south, and the Philippines to the south. The capital of Taiwan is Taipei City, located in its northern part. Its population is approximately 23.9 million. Taiwan's area ...

Trump Rejects Iran’s Proposal on the Strait of Hormuz, Oil Prices hike

Trump Rejects Iran’s Proposal on the Strait of Hormuz, Oil Prices hike

America vs Iran: War in the Strait of Hormuz and energy crisis over the world




Amid the ongoing tensions between the US and Iran over ending the Middle East war and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz , Tehran has imposed new rules for ships passing through this strategic sea route and decided to charge tolls from them.

This move by Iran has come at a time when America is trying to reach an agreement to reopen this important sea route.



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Approximately 20% of the world's oil trade passes through this strait. Iran's new move "The Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA) has implemented a new framework under which ships must obtain transit permission and pay toll fees before passing through."


What is the Strait of Hormuz?





🌍 Strait of Hormuz : The World's Most Important Energy Gateway (Oil & Gas Crisis Explained) The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world's most important sea routes. This small waterway is so vital to global energy supply that it is called the " World's Energy Chokepoint . " Where even a small strip of sea can change the course of international politics. This thin line in the blue ocean is not just water but a confluence of power, strategy, and the global economy.



Who will be able to pass through Hormuz now???

Iran has not officially announced any special exemptions for any country. However, the Iranian military has warned that countries that support US sanctions will face difficulties crossing the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian military official Mohammad Akraminia told the state news agency IRNA: “ Countries that support the US and impose sanctions on Iran will definitely face problems crossing the Strait. ” He added: “We have implemented new legal and security arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz. Now no ship will be able to pass through without our coordination.”


What are the conditions of Iran?

According to reports, in a proposal brokered by Pakistan, Iran offered to end the war in exchange for:

1 End of hostilities on all fronts
2. Removal of US sanctions
3. Compensation for the damage caused by the war has been demanded.
4. Returning frozen assets


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Trump rejects Iran's peace plan




US President Donald Trump has described Iran's ceasefire proposal as "completely unacceptable".

  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the war will not end until Iran's uranium and nuclear enrichment facilities are destroyed.

US President Donald Trump has warned Iran not to move its uranium reserves elsewhere. He said the US is closely monitoring Iran's every move.

Trump also indicated that any suspicious actions regarding Iran's nuclear program and uranium stocks could lead to immediate action. The US claims it is continuously monitoring Iran's nuclear activities, particularly given regional security and the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.

What is Iran's answer to America?

👉 Iran says US continues to make "unreasonable demands" Iran has said the US continues to impose conditions and demands it considers "unreasonable and unrealistic." According to Iranian officials, these demands are hindering peace talks and efforts to end the conflict. Tehran alleges the US is repeatedly changing its stance and imposing conditions Iran cannot accept, further escalating tensions.



Iran has clearly stated that it wants to end the war and tensions, but not on US terms. Tehran says the US is repeatedly making demands that are "unreasonable." According to Iran, peace is possible only if the US lifts its sanctions and recognizes Iran's sovereignty, especially its right over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has also reiterated that it will not relinquish control of its strategic waterway and will not compromise its security.


Iran warns Britain and France

Iran's deputy foreign minister has warned that Iran will deliver an "immediate and decisive response" if Britain and France send their warships to the Strait of Hormuz. He said: "Deploying warships in the name of shipping security is a further escalation of the crisis."


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Why is the Strait of Hormuz important????




The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world's most important maritime trade routes. A significant portion of global oil supplies pass through it. Therefore, any tension there has a direct impact on the global economy and oil prices.

  Not just a narrow waterway, it is a geopolitical "vein" through which approximately 20% of the world's oil and 20% to 25% of LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) pass. Located between Iran and Oman, this strait is so narrow that every movement of ships passing through it can shake the markets of the entire world. Its geographical location makes it a "global energy choke point"—where even a small strip of sea can change the game of international politics. This thin line in the blue ocean is not just water but a confluence of power, strategy and the global economy.




Continued tensions in the Middle East have led to a sharp rise in oil prices. June contracts have risen above $100 a barrel, while Brent crude has reached nearly $105 a barrel.


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What guidelines did India issue for its citizens?

Indian PM Narendra Modi on Sunday appealed to citizens to reduce fuel consumption, cut down on foreign travel and put gold purchases on hold for the time being. He said the Iran war was having a serious impact on the Indian economy. During a public address in the southern city of Hyderabad, Modi said global fuel prices had risen sharply. He urged people to use public transport, work from home and adopt carpooling to save fuel.


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