Iran has transmitted a 14-point peace proposal to U.S. intermediaries, offering Strait of Hormuz guarantees in exchange for sanctions relief and an end to the naval blockade. Trump confirmed he is reviewing the plan but warned strikes could resume. Meanwhile, Israeli operations in southern Lebanon continue to threaten the fragile ceasefire.
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The 60-day War Powers deadline passed Friday — and Trump declared hostilities “terminated” while the U.S. Navy seized its 40th ship near Iranian waters. A new Iranian peace proposal landed in Islamabad. Nobody knows if Trump wants to read it.
Oil above $109 is the headline. The deeper story is how sanctions, shadow tankers, insurance pressure, and Iran’s response are turning Hormuz into a test of global energy security.
On February 28, 2026, Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz. Two months later, 25% of the world’s seaborne oil remains blocked. This is the inside story of the dual blockade nobody expected to last — and the three scenarios for what comes next.
In the early hours of April 25, 2026, Mali’s worst nightmare materialized. An unprecedented alliance of Tuareg separatists and al-Qaeda-linked jihadists struck simultaneously across the country — from the sands of Kidal to the suburbs of Bamako. SHADOWNET Analysis provides full intelligence assessment and scenario projections.
A 33-mile passage in the Persian Gulf carries 21% of the world’s oil. One closure scenario sends fuel prices soaring within hours, fractures supply chains within weeks, and pushes economies into recession within months. No backup plan exists.
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A US Army Master Sergeant helped capture Nicolás Maduro — then bet $33,000 on the operation and won $409,000. The first criminal insider trading case in prediction market history.
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After 21 hours in Islamabad and a fragile ceasefire that both sides are already violating, the US-Iran deal remains unborn — but not impossible. SHADOWNET maps every layer of the endgame.
Iran is one technical step from a nuclear weapon. 20 million barrels of oil pass through a chokepoint Iran controls. SHADOWNET Analysis breaks down how the confrontation started — and the 3 scenarios for what happens next.
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A White House memo accuses China of systematically extracting capabilities from American frontier AI using tens of thousands of proxy accounts and jailbreaking techniques. The charge is not new — the timing, three weeks before the Trump-Xi summit, is the story.
