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Senior Analyst, Iran and Oil @EurasiaGroup. Formerly @ISSYale. Author of "The Struggle for Iran" and "Petroleum and Progress in Iran." Views my own.
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The U.S.-Iran Ceasefire: What Happens Now? | With Gregory Brew

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By Mark Leon Goldberg Verified, Gregory Brew
| Global Dispatches -- World News That Matters Verified
Since the start of the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict on February 28, I’ve found myself drawn to a handful of thoughtful analysts who have helped me make sense of the unfolding conflict and its vast global implications. One of those people is Gregory Brew, an analyst at Eurasia Group and a historian who studies the intersection of Iran, oil, and U.S. foreign policy.
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İran’ın Hürmüz’deki Nükleer Seçeneği Kalıcı

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By Muaz Kalaycı Verified, Gregory Brew
| Haber Aktuel Verified
İran, küresel ekonomi üzerinde yeni bir koz elde etti ve bu kozdan vazgeçmeye niyetli görünmüyor. Tahran yönetimi, nispeten az sayıda füze ve insansız hava aracıyla dünyanın en önemli petrol geçiş noktasını etkili bir şekilde ablukaya alabileceğini kanıtladı. Birden fazla analiste göre İran’ın Hürmüz Boğazı üzerindeki etkisi, çatışmanın kendisinden çok daha uzun süre devam edecek ve bu durum, Beyaz Saray’la varılacak olası bir anlaşmadan da bağımsız olacak.
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Opinion: America will pay dearly for its energy arrogance

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By Gregory Brew
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
In January 1980, President Jimmy Carter made a bold promise: If any foreign power tried to dominate the Persian Gulf or the region’s vast oil reserves, it would be met with American military force. By guaranteeing the free flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz over the next 45 years, America signaled to the rest of the world that oil from the Middle East, even with all its volatility, was a secure bet.
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