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In the 11 PM edition of Rádio Observador, Pedro Passos Coelho advocates for an alliance between the PSD and Chega and criticizes the government's management, while the Justice system deals with a misunderstanding in the BES case and MURPI seeks answers about errors in pensions, in addition to an update on Iran and the United States regarding the Strait of Hormuz. #Noticiário #Política #Irão (translated)

Iran has deemed the U.S. response to its conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz as insufficient, while the Revolutionary Guard reports that a supertanker has collided with a mine while attempting to cross through an unauthorized route. #EstrechoDeOrmuz #Irán #EEUU (translated)

The author wrote that the portal Iran International, citing the "Financial Times," reported on the monthly earnings of tanker captains reaching $100,000 and bonuses of $50,000 for a single transit through the Strait of Hormuz. He added that this was meant to illustrate the scale of the costs being incurred currently. #tankowce #CieśninaOrmuz #finanse #IR #GB (translated)

The article analyzes the reasons why the price of gasoline has not decreased despite oil traffic through the Strait of Hormuz returning to levels prior to the war, highlighting factors such as high insurance and freight costs, the preference for transporting crude oil, and secret agreements between Gulf countries and Tehran. #Gasolina #Petróleo #EconomíaGlobal (translated)

The Stock Information published a Sunday review, stating that Donald Trump called for a change of president in Ukraine and mentioned that the USA could join attacks on the Houthis. The authors also wrote about the closure of the airport in the capital of Saudi Arabia due to the Houthi attack, Hurricane Simon heading towards Mexico as a Category 4 storm, and a tanker that was supposed to hit a mine in the Strait of Hormuz, catch fire, and sink. Among other information, they mentioned the presence of police in schools on Monday and data on checking 50,000 establishments and detaining 76 people. They reported that Ryanair shortened the baggage check-in time, and the cost of renting a supertanker rose to $760,000 a day from $50,000 a year earlier. They also wrote that Ukraine attacked Yandex data centers and fuel depots in Russia, and bot traffic on the internet dropped by 49%, citing Cloudflare data. The review also included statements that the deposit system impacts beverage producers, Claude AI falsely reported serious crimes, KGHM made it onto the list of 47 strategic EU projects, and Poland is set to receive the most from the new EU budget. The authors attributed the opinion to the government that Poland's security is based on the Steelworks in Stalowa Wola. Finally, they referred to International Girl's Day, joking that going to a club to meet a girl could be called “BarCelOna.” #Świat #Polska #Ukraina (translated)

The war in Iran has drastically altered the stability of the Gulf, generating tensions between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia, while control of the Strait of Hormuz becomes more complicated and regional alliances are reconfigured amid a context of high instability and violence. #Yemen #GolfoPersico #Hutíes (translated)

"It is outrageous that the USA is now lifting sanctions on Russian fuel and it is downright ridiculous to blame Ukraine for the explosion in prices, which clearly began with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz," Boris Johnson said. #BorisJohnson #DonaldTrump #RăzboiUcraina (translated)

Between our TOTAL CONTROL of the Strait of Hormuz and this big announcement about Russian Energy, diesel prices for Americans and, in fact, for the World, will DROP, AT RECORD NUMBERS, AND QUICKLY! Depending on the state of Russian refineries, Trump hinted in a veiled reference to Ukrainian attacks on Moscow's energy infrastructure, it is expected that Russia will deliver "in a short period of time" three million tons of diesel. #Energia #EconomiaGlobal #Rússia (translated)

Filip Dąb-Mirowski wrote that Donald Trump announced an agreement with Vladimir Putin regarding the resumption of Russian diesel exports to international markets. According to the author, the U.S. Department of the Treasury suspended related sanctions until April 7, 2027. Dąb-Mirowski assessed that sales could provide Russia with funds for further waging war, as the planned budget deficit was expected to be twice as high as initially anticipated, and the economy and finances were experiencing the greatest collapse since the 1990s. He also wrote that Putin was cutting social spending, directing funds to the military. The author noted that Russia would not be able to supply the planned volumes, reaching 3 million tons, in the foreseeable future. He cited the shutdown of the largest refineries due to Ukrainian airstrikes, limited maritime export capabilities, and prioritization of domestic market supply as reasons. He added that supplies of that size would not impact the global market, as they would be too small relative to its needs. Dąb-Mirowski speculated that the agreement could precede an American ultimatum to Ukraine to stop attacks on Russian petrochemicals. He also pointed out that it was announced during a visit by a Ukrainian delegation to Florida, where they were supposed to prepare a peace plan together with American negotiators. According to the author, President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed frustration that Ukraine was acting as a shield for negotiations with Russia. The author claimed that the Republicans were heading for a historic defeat in the upcoming midterms, which were to take place in four weeks, and Trump wanted to lower fuel prices in the U.S. Dąb-Mirowski indicated the Strait of Hormuz as the heart of the problem, which — he wrote — Trump had failed to resolve. He summarized that in his opinion, this confirmed the pro-Russian nature of the current U.S. administration. #Trump #Putin #sankcje (translated)