Strait of Hormuz | The European Conservative

This photo taken on July 1, 2026 shows a digital display of the prices for different kinds of fuel at an Aral oil and gas station in Berlin, following an adjustment of the prices at noon after the German state's discount fuel expired.

Winter Is Coming– But Europe’s Energy Crisis May Hit Already in the Fall

Botond Árpási September 3, 2026

For the EU to overcome the energy challenges ahead, it cannot afford to abandon pragmatic solutions for the sake of dogmatic and rigid expectations.

The Marshall Islands-flagged bulk carrier vessel Manta Ursula is pictured moored in Muscat on July 25, 2026.

Iran-Oman Strait of Hormuz Policy is in “Final Stages”

TEC News August 6, 2026

Tehran reports that the neighbouring Gulf ‘frenemies’ have struck a deal to set up a new but temporary plan to control the shipping passing their coastlines—a negotiation without U.S. involvement.

Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei holds a weekly press conference in Tehran on October 28, 2024.

Iran Negotiating New Shipping Route with Oman

TEC News August 3, 2026

While Trump pauses strikes on the Islamic Republic, its foreign minister dreams up a new approach to the Strait of Hormuz.

UPDATED: Tehran Calls Oman and Saudi Arabia, Claiming Maritime Supremacy

TEC News July 28, 2026

The pause in U.S. air strikes sees the Islamic Republic trying to mend relations with its neighbours.

Ships sailing near the Strait of Hormuz off the eastern coast of the United Arab Emirates at Khor Fakkan on July 13, 2026.

Iran Says It Still Controls Hormuz After Trump Halts Bombing

TEC News / AFP July 27, 2026

Tehran says it remains in control of the Strait of Hormuz and is not seeking talks with the US after a two-week bombing campaign stopped.

Trump Threatens To Strike Iranian Infrastructure Over Hormuz Attacks

TEC News / AFP July 22, 2026

President Donald Trump on Wednesday pledged that the United States would bomb Iranian civil infrastructure every time that Tehran fires at ships in the strategic Strait of Hormuz.

Houthi-fired ballistic missile striking the MV True Confidence bulk carrier in the Gulf of Aden on March 6, 2024

Tehran Threatens U.S. with New Houthi Maritime Front

TEC News July 16, 2026

Fears grow that Iranian proxies from the so-called Axis of Resistance are planning to disrupt Red Sea shipping—with serious consequences for world energy prices.

A woman crosses Tehran’s Enghelab Square on July 15, 2026, past a giant anti-U.S. billboard featuring U.S. president Donald Trump in a coffin with text in Persian reading “We Kill Trump.”

Iran Launches New Attacks on U.S. Bases as Washington Expands Airstrikes

TEC News July 16, 2026

Tehran hit U.S. military bases in Gulf states, while Washington continued to strike sites across Iran overnight.

U.S. President Donald Trump in the Oval Office on July 14, 2026

United States At War With Iran after Strait of Hormuz Hostilities Renew

TEC News / AFP July 14, 2026

Oil prices jumped again Tuesday after Iran attacked tankers.

Maritime Incident Prompts Fresh Round of Aggression in Arabian Gulf

TEC News July 13, 2026

Monitoring service notes an extremely low level of traffic as vengeful Iran attempts to control key waterway.

Tag: Strait of Hormuz

Winter Is Coming– But Europe’s Energy Crisis May Hit Already in the Fall

Iran-Oman Strait of Hormuz Policy is in “Final Stages”

Iran Negotiating New Shipping Route with Oman

UPDATED: Tehran Calls Oman and Saudi Arabia, Claiming Maritime Supremacy

Iran Says It Still Controls Hormuz After Trump Halts Bombing

Trump Threatens To Strike Iranian Infrastructure Over Hormuz Attacks

Tehran Threatens U.S. with New Houthi Maritime Front

Iran Launches New Attacks on U.S. Bases as Washington Expands Airstrikes

United States At War With Iran after Strait of Hormuz Hostilities Renew

Maritime Incident Prompts Fresh Round of Aggression in Arabian Gulf

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