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A divided Security Council votes on Bahrain’s Hormuz resolution at U.N. headquarters, where Russia and China ultimately veto the measure despite 11 votes in favor.

A divided Security Council votes on Bahrain’s Hormuz resolution at U.N. headquarters, where Russia and China ultimately veto the measure despite 11 votes in favor.

Bahrain Hits the Veto Wall as Russia and China Kill Hormuz Resolution

With instability around Iran exposing Japan’s dependence on Middle Eastern oil, Tokyo is deepening ties with Kazakhstan in search of more resilient supply chains, alternative energy routes and renewed cooperation on nuclear disarmament.

With instability around Iran exposing Japan’s dependence on Middle Eastern oil, Tokyo is deepening ties with Kazakhstan in search of more resilient supply chains, alternative energy routes and renewed cooperation on nuclear disarmament.

Japan and Kazakhstan Draw Closer as Iran Crisis Reshapes Energy and Security Priorities

Bahrain’s U.N. Ambassador Jamal Fares Alrowaiei speaks to reporters at U.N. headquarters on April 1, 2026, as journalists question him on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, Lebanon and the lack of a clear regional path to de-escalation.

Bahrain’s U.N. Ambassador Jamal Fares Alrowaiei speaks to reporters at U.N. headquarters on April 1, 2026, as journalists question him on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, Lebanon and the lack of a clear regional path to de-escalation.

Bahrain Opens U.N. Presidency With Iran Warning but No Regional Endgame

A visual paradox of the crisis: Iranian strikes on Gulf states, a vast U.S. military footprint, and Egypt positioned in between—politically blamed despite its condemnation, solidarity, and direct economic exposure.

A visual paradox of the crisis: Iranian strikes on Gulf states, a vast U.S. military footprint, and Egypt positioned in between—politically blamed despite its condemnation, solidarity, and direct economic exposure.

Opinion: Iran Hit the Gulf. So Why Is Egypt Taking the Blame?

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