
Iraq signs pipeline deal with Syria to reroute oil exports through the Mediterranean
Iraq and Syria signed a deal to rebuild the Kirkuk-Baniyas oil pipeline with 2 million bpd capacity, reducing Strait of Hormuz reliance and

Iraq and Syria signed a deal to rebuild the Kirkuk-Baniyas oil pipeline with 2 million bpd capacity, reducing Strait of Hormuz reliance and

US imports Iraqi fuel oil via Syria for the first time. WTI reaching $110 in July 2026 at 5.7% YES.

IRGC claims a strike on a US hub in Syria amid rising tensions. Full airspace closure by July 31 at 38.5% YES, by August 31 at 53.5% YES.

Iran's IRGC claims a surprise strike on a US base in Syria's Al-Tanf area. Here's what crypto traders need to watch as geopolitical tensions rise.

Iraq and Syria agreed to restore the Kirkuk-Baniyas pipeline, reducing reliance on Hormuz. WTI reaching $110 in July 2026 at 4.9% YES.

Iraq sends thousands of fuel trucks through Syria after Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz, while advancing a $5 billion pipeline to reshape oil exports.

US supports Iraq-Syria pipeline project for energy security. WTI reaching $110 by July 2026 at 5.3% YES.

Iran's IRGC claims ballistic missile strike on US al-Tanf base in Syria. Bitcoin sees over $1B in liquidations as geopolitical risks rattle crypto markets.

Iran launched a missile strike on a US command center in Syria, raising concerns about regime stability. Iranian regime fall by end of 2026 at 9.5% YES.

Iran attacks a U.S. command center in Syria, escalating tensions. U.S. invasion of Iran before 2027 at 22.5% YES.

Reviving the pipeline could diversify Iraq's export routes, reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz, and impact global energy pricing dynamics.

Trump's call for Israeli troop withdrawal could reshape Middle East dynamics, impacting geopolitical stability and crypto market volatility.

Trump's directive to Netanyahu could strain US-Israel relations, impacting regional stability and influencing Bitcoin's market volatility.
The United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) carrier Flydubai announced the resumption of daily flights to Syria’s Aleppo International Airport (ALP) following a 14-year stoppage. The route’s first flight will depart from Dubai International Airport (DXB) on July 20 and will be the carrier’s second route to Syria, following its service to Damascus International Airport (DAM). Return […]

The incident highlights rising ethnic tensions and security concerns, potentially impacting regional stability and airspace regulations.

flydubai, the Dubai-based carrier, has announced today the resumption and expansion of its network operations into Syria with the launch of a new daily non-stop service to Aleppo International Airport (ALP). Scheduled to commence on 20 July 2026, Aleppo becomes flydubai’s second destination in Syria, joining the capital city, Damascus. This reinforces the airline’s commitment to opening up previously underserved markets.

Dubai-based flydubai has announced the resumption of direct flights to Aleppo starting 20 July 2026, marking a significant expansion of its operations in Syria.

Syria's delisting may boost economic recovery and crypto adoption, offering new financial pathways amid traditional banking hesitance.

The pipeline deal could reshape regional energy dynamics, reduce reliance on Hormuz, and signal Syria's economic reintegration post-conflict.

The delisting could reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics, boost Gulf investments, and alter global financial dynamics, impacting crypto markets.