GermanySTATE MEDIA2 SOURCESBerlin reads the situation as doha at the front, human rights forgotten: a two-speed warVIEW PERSPECTIVES
Canada2 SOURCESOttawa reads the moment as Trump no longer holding all the cards — the Canadian analysis is unsparing about the limits of US leverage as Iran consolidates its negotiating position.VIEW PERSPECTIVES
China2 SOURCESCamp iranien et allies · 3 of 13 countriesBeijing as indispensable arbiter of a war it did not startVIEW PERSPECTIVES
South Korea2 SOURCESSeoul between two fires: ship attacked, diplomatic neutrality under pressureVIEW PERSPECTIVES
United States2 SOURCESCamp américain · 3 of 13 countriesWashington reads the situation as trump caught between total victory and an overheating economyVIEW PERSPECTIVES
India1 SOURCESingle sourceMédiateurs régionaux · 3 of 13 countriesNew Delhi reads the situation as the energy shock hits Asia: unexpected winners and silent losersVIEW PERSPECTIVES
Iranincl. 1 state outlet2 SOURCESCamp iranien et allies · 3 of 13 countriesTehran reads the moment as hormuz as sovereign shield: Tehran holds the lineVIEW PERSPECTIVES
Israel1 SOURCESingle sourceCamp américain · 3 of 13 countriesJerusalem reads the situation as missiles still operational, deterrence questioned: the war is far from wonVIEW PERSPECTIVES
Pakistan1 SOURCESingle sourceMédiateurs régionaux · 3 of 13 countriesIslamabad reads the moment as islamabad under fire: the mediator's neutrality questionedVIEW PERSPECTIVES
QatarSTATE MEDIA1 SOURCESingle sourceMédiateurs régionaux · 3 of 13 countriesDoha, the secret capital of crisis diplomacyVIEW PERSPECTIVES
United Kingdomincl. 1 state outlet2 SOURCESCamp américain · 3 of 13 countriesLondon eyes Hormuz, Heathrow counts its lost passengersVIEW PERSPECTIVES
RussiaSTATE MEDIA1 SOURCESingle sourceCamp iranien et allies · 3 of 13 countriesMoscow salutes Iranian resistance, the blockade is 'illegal and inhuman'VIEW PERSPECTIVES
Singapore1 SOURCESingle sourceSingapore braces for the second wave: Asian markets see Hormuz as the global economic faultline as oil shock ripples through trade routes.VIEW PERSPECTIVES