LA GUAIRA / CARACAS, Venezuela — June 27, 2026 Three days after a pair of catastrophic earthquakes tore through Venezuela’s coast and capital, the dead now number at least 1,430 […]
Iran Drones Strike Bahrain as U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Teeters on the Edge
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | June 27, 2026 The fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran appeared to be unraveling Saturday after Iranian drones struck […]
The Iran Deal Is Already Cracking: Contradictions Over Nuclear Inspections and Hormuz Control Threaten the 60-Day Clock
ISLAMABAD / WASHINGTON — June 25, 2026 Less than two weeks after President Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding — the framework meant to […]
A Century of Silence, Then the Ground Split: Venezuela’s Twin Earthquakes Leave 188 Dead and a Nation in Ruins
CARACAS, Venezuela — June 25, 2026 It lasted 39 seconds between the first shake and the second. That window — a 7.2-magnitude foreshock followed almost instantly by a 7.5-magnitude quake […]
The Hormuz Gamble: What a 60-Day Iran Deal Actually Means for the World
When President Trump posted “Ships of the World, start your engines. Let the oil flow!” on June 15, it felt like a victory lap. Eight days later, the Strait of […]
The U.S.-Iran Deal: A Page and a Half That Could Reshape the Middle East
It took about a page and a half of text — signed in English and Farsi at the Palace of Versailles over dinner — to officially end the U.S.-Iran war. […]
The Price of Closed Waters: How the Strait of Hormuz Standoff Is Reshaping Global Trade
A war, a blockade, and a near-peace deal — the world’s most critical oil chokepoint may never function the same way again. By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report […]
Venezuela Special Report: A Country Navigating Three Crises at Once
The Navarro Report | May 23, 2026Venezuela in 2026 is not one crisis. It is three simultaneous ones — and the country is trying to manage all of them at […]
American Mayors Are Looking to Budapest for Democracy Tips — That’s Not Nothing
When the mayors of Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, and San Antonio flew to Bratislava, Slovakia last week to sign a democracy alliance with European counterparts, the White House called it a […]
Iran Turned the Strait of Hormuz Into a Toll Booth — and the World Has a Problem
The Strait of Hormuz has always been the pressure point of global energy trade. Iran just figured out how to charge admission. Since late February, the Strait has operated under […]