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Forget the Missiles. Iran Just Fired the Shot That Could Actually Break the West   European Business Magazine Part 4 - A Bifurcated Oil Market Takes Shape What makes the Iranian proposal structurally significant is not simply that it challenges the dollar — de-dollarisation rhetoric has circulated for years without materialising into meaningful change. What is different here is the mechanism. Tehran is not merely proposing that some bilateral trade occur in yuan. It is proposing that access to the world’s most critical energy chokepoint be conditional on currency denomination. The practical consequence, if even partially adopted, would be a bifurcated global oil market: yuan-denominated barrels flowing through Hormuz for those willing to pay in China’s currency, dollar-denominated barrels rerouted at significant additional cost and time for those who are not. The war premium that Western energy importers are already absorbing would become structural rather than temporary. This is n...

globinfo freexchange In brief:   - Further blow on US Dollar hegemony.   - Further critical damage to NATO coherence.   - Significant damage of the US reliability among the Gulf client states and other US allies beyond.   - Significant damage of the Western imperialist architecture in the Middle East through the destruction of many US military bases.   - Opportunity for the Sino-Russian alliance to expand influence in the Middle East, as already appears far more reliable than the US-Europe-Israel alliance.   - Significant blow on the Zionist project for "greater Israel". And this is only a short list of the consequences on US global hegemony as a result of Trump's fatal mistake to be trapped in Iran.  

Breaking Points   Krystal and Saagar discuss the Iran war collapsing US economic power. 

Owen Jones   Courageous Israeli Journalist Gideon Levy.  

How Greek shipping companies are secretly arming and fuelling Israel’s genocide in Gaza.. pic.twitter.com/xDTSju0TUQ — The Resonance (@Partisan_12) April 2, 2026  

Glenn Diesen   MIT Professor and Pentagon advisor Ted Postol explains the extent to which the quantity and quality of Iranian missiles and drones were underestimated, and the consequences of this miscalculation.

"President Trump told aides he’s willing to end the U.S. military campaign against Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed, administration officials said ..." Trump admits defeat! https://t.co/tw47U9AhUi — Γραφικός νεοφιλελές (@jailthebankster) March 31, 2026

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Geopolitical Economy Report   The US-Israeli war on Iran is transforming the geopolitical order, and could even unleash a global economic crisis. The conflict has caused the largest oil shock in history, disrupting markets and driving up fuel and food prices. To better understand the implications for the world, Geopolitical Economy Report editor Ben Norton interviewed economist Michael Hudson, who discussed how Iran is challenging US dollar dominance and undermining Washington’s control over the global oil industry, which has been a key pillar of the USA's foreign policy.  

As the United States and Israel prepared to go to war with Iran, the head of Mossad, Israel’s foreign intelligence service, went to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a plan.    Within days of the war’s beginning, said David Barnea, the Mossad chief, his service would likely be able to galvanize the Iranian opposition — igniting riots and other acts of rebellion that could even lead to the collapse of Iran’s government. Mr. Barnea also presented the proposal to senior Trump administration officials during a visit to Washington in mid-January.    Mr. Netanyahu adopted the plan. Despite doubts about its viability among senior American officials and some officials in other Israeli intelligence agencies, both he and President Trump seemed to embrace an optimistic outlook. Killing Iran’s leaders at the outset of the conflict, followed by a series of intelligence operations intended to encourage regime change, they thought, could lead to a mass uprising that might brin...