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Dalga Khatinoglu, expert on Iran's energy & macroeconomics, researcher on energy in Azerbaijan, Central Asia, & Arab countries.
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Iran says it reached Hormuz deal with Oman, reopening hinges on end to US blockade

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By Dalga Khatinoglu Verified, Kambiz Tavana, Maryam Sinaiee
| Eye For Iran
“Sanctions can't topple a regime on their own. That's not what they're for,” said Bitsoff, who previously worked at the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, the agency responsible for administering and enforcing US economic sanctions.
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War redraws Iran’s trade as ties with key partners plunge

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By Dalga Khatinoglu Verified
| Eye For Iran
Iran says its non-oil trade has fallen by around 30% since the war began, but figures from several of its biggest trading partners point to far steeper declines in some of the country’s most important commercial relationships. Trade with China has fallen to roughly a quarter of last year’s level by one measure, while commerce with Turkey, India and the European Union has also contracted sharply as war and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz reshape Iran’s foreign trade.
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Democrats turn Iran war costs against Trump as midterms near

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By Behrouz Turani, Dalga Khatinoglu Verified
| Eye For Iran
US Democrats appear to be sharpening their attacks on President Donald Trump over the economic fallout from the Iran war as rising fuel and household costs become an increasingly potent issue ahead of November’s midterm elections. The growing criticism comes as the national average gasoline price has again climbed above $4 a gallon and Democrats show signs of eroding what has traditionally been a Republican advantage with voters on the economy.
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