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    Oil exports from the Middle East have climbed to their highest level since the coronavirus pandemic disrupted global energy trade. The recovery signals strengthening demand and renewed shipping activity from major producing countries in the region. The finding was reported by IranWire, though no detailed figures were provided in the coverage.

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    Report: Plans Underway to Replace Mojtaba Khamenei After the War▼Exclusive: Plans to Replace Mojtaba Khamenei as Leader of Iran after the War✉newsWar2 h ago

    IranWire reports exclusively that plans are being drawn up to replace Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, as Iran's leader once the current war ends. The report suggests discussions about the succession are active behind the scenes. Details on who would replace him and who backs the plan have not been confirmed by other outlets.

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    32 Former Iranian Officials Urge Exit From Nuclear Treaty●32 Former Iranian Officials Demand Immediate Withdrawal From Nuclear Treaty✉newsWarNuclear49 min ago

    Thirty-two former Iranian officials have called on Tehran to withdraw immediately from the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, according to IranWire. The signatories' statement marks an unusual public intervention by ex-officials, escalating pressure on the Islamic Republic's nuclear policy. It comes amid heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear programme and international scrutiny of its enrichment activities, raising questions about the direction of Tehran's diplomatic posture.

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    'An Ocean Separates Us': Iranians Feel Toll of Aviation Isolation▼‘An Ocean Separates Us’: Iranians Describe Toll of Growing Aviation Isolation✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 h ago

    Iranians are describing the growing isolation of the country's aviation sector, saying it increasingly cuts them off from the rest of the world. According to IranWire, reduced international flight connections and limited access to aircraft and parts have left travellers facing fewer options, higher costs and longer routes, deepening a sense of separation that people compare to having an ocean between them and the outside world.