Daily Management Review

DMR

Don't Miss

Italian parliament passes law reauthorizing nuclear energy 09/24/2026

McDonald's to allocate $8.5 billion to support franchisees through 2036 09/24/2026

Pezeshkian signals Iran could forego highly enriched uranium in deal with US 09/25/2026

Economics

Business & Finance

Management

World & Politics

Science & Technology

Art & Art Market

World & Politics

Reuters: Costa Rica’s Grynspan leads UN Secretary-General selection vote

Rebeca Grynspan—Secretary-General of the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and former Vice President of Costa Rica—has once again received the highest number of votes in the fourth round of the UN Security Council's secret preliminary voting to choose the next Secretary-General of the...

Burnham: Brexit has done more harm than good for the UK

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham expressed that departing from the EU has generally negatively affected the kingdom, and he plans to unveil multiple new strategies for future interactions with the bloc, The Guardian reported on Tuesday. "I will take the chance of our summit with the EU to explain to...

US-Iran Diplomacy Turns on the Cost of a Ceasefire

Separate contacts between United States and Iranian officials through mediators have reopened a diplomatic channel after months of war, but the substance of the negotiations shows why ending the conflict remains difficult. The discussions are not simply about stopping military operations. They...

Bloomberg reports resumption of oil flows via Saudi pipeline

According to Bloomberg, citing sources, Saudi Arabia has restarted oil exports through the East-West Pipeline after finishing repairs. Saudi Aramco, a state-owned company, utilized the pipeline to move oil to the Red Sea port of Yanbu due to challenges in transporting oil through the Strait of...

Iran plans no new round of talks with US in New York

The Iranian delegation has no plans to hold talks with the US in New York, the IRNA news agency reported, citing an informed source. "A new round of talks with the American side is not on the Iranian delegation's agenda, and the Foreign Minister will return home on Tuesday after completing...

Iran Uses Diplomacy to Challenge US Pressure

Iran's renewed push for negotiations with the United States comes at a moment when military pressure, economic restrictions and the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz have become closely intertwined. Tehran's proposal to reopen the strategic waterway within seven days is not simply an offer to...

Hormuz Becomes the Key to a Phased US-Iran Deal

The emerging discussions between the United States and Iran over reopening the Strait of Hormuz point to a negotiation built around sequencing rather than a single comprehensive settlement. Instead of requiring either side to surrender its most important bargaining tool at the outset, a phased...

Pezeshkian signals Iran could forego highly enriched uranium in deal with US

Iran may relinquish highly enriched uranium if a deal is made with the United States, said Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. The Iranian president stated in a Fox News interview, "In accordance with international law and the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, we will adhere to...

Italian parliament passes law reauthorizing nuclear energy

Italian Senate lawmakers have approved a bill that enables the nation to restart nuclear energy development, almost 40 years after it was discontinued, according to Bloomberg. Eighty-one legislators supported the bill, while 51 opposed it; seven others refrained from voting. ABC points out that...

WSJ: US ready to commit $5 billion to restore Middle East energy sector

The United States has suggested adding $5 billion to a fund intended to rehabilitate energy infrastructure in Middle Eastern nations, as reported by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). The report states that the new fund aims to support the development of infrastructure that can decrease the global oil...