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US-Iran Islamabad MoU: A Fragile Road to Peace

The June 17, 2026 Islamabad MoU between the US and Iran aimed to ease long-standing tensions through a 60-day framework for a comprehensive deal, addressing military operations, sanctions, and nuclear commitments. However, subsequent missile tests, asset disputes, and internal regime divisions reveal a precarious situation with heightened risks of renewed conflict.

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Strategic Risks of the South China Sea for Global Trade

The South China Sea is a critical area for global trade, with a third of maritime commerce passing through it, creating significant business risks. CEOs must address this persistent geopolitical tension, as disruptions can severely impact supply chains and enterprise value. Organizations should invest in resilience and prepare for potential crises to mitigate these risks effectively.

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