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10 articles about 10 events for “End Of Iran War Calls” from The Sydney Morning Herald.
“Turek, a former Paralympian who was born with spina bifida, says if elected, he will push for an end to the Iran war and the repeal of Trump’s widespread tariffs, but has no interest in voting to impeach the president.”
“… rates, the bank is trying to reduce overall demand across the economy with the stated aim of bringing inflation back to its 2-3 per cent target - something it has spectacularly failed to do since the fag end of the Abbott government - by the end of next…”
“Over the weekend, Trump boasted to a crowd in Georgia that the US oil and gas industry was making billions of dollars – trillions, even – while Americans paid higher prices for petrol due to the war with Iran.”
“But he doesn’t like the “magical war with Iran”, especially the impact it’s having on the price of fuel.”
“If the war in Iran ended tomorrow, it would have a much greater impact, even though it might take months and, in some instances years, for the damage done to infrastructure in the Middle East and confidence in passing through the Strait of Hormuz to be fully…”
“Days earlier Hinson had called for “an immediate and successful end to the war in Iran” and urgent relief for families, farmers, seniors and small businesses struggling with the cost of petrol, diesel and everyday goods.”
“The US departure has been celebrated as a victory in Iran, which remains in an uneasy ceasefire with the US and Israel following months of war.”
“Yet American weapons supplies, which have already been diminished by the supply of arms to Ukraine, are now being severely depleted by Trump’s war in Iran, while China only grows stronger day by day.”
“Nothing illustrates this futility better than Donald Trump using the UN forum to effectively declare war on Iran.”
“Moreover, unlike crude supply, where the end of hostilities in the Middle East would see a rapid rebound in supply, elevated diesel prices are likely to be a feature of the global markets for months after the war’s conclusion, if not years, because of the…”