The Globalist Israel and Iran agree to a ceasefire proposed by president Trump
Jun 24, 2025
Leila Malala-Allen, Monocle's Middle East correspondent, and Claudine Fry, a partner at Control Risks, dive into the recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran, sparked by Trump’s intervention. They discuss the skepticism surrounding its implementation and the complex geopolitical landscape. The conversation also touches on NATO's response, the vital role of the Strait of Hormuz for global oil, and market reactions to these geopolitical shifts. Additionally, they explore the escalating border dispute between Cambodia and Thailand, highlighting regional stability challenges.
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Qatar Mediates Iran-Israel Ceasefire
- Trump's ceasefire announcement was premature and unconfirmed by Iran or Israel.
- Qatar played a crucial mediator role, allowing Trump to claim negotiation credit indirectly.
Warning Prevented Escalation
- Iran warned the US about their strike on Qatar's base to avoid casualties.
- The absence of casualties prevented further escalation in the conflict.
Iran-Qatar Relations Amid Conflict
- Iran apologized to Qatar after striking its base, emphasizing no hostility.
- Qatar acted as a peacekeeper by closing airspace but reopened it quickly after the apology.