The three and a half months since the start of the Iran war have brought economic disaster. But whatever hardships Americans may have endured—including higher gas prices and creeping inflation—far greater ones have been felt elsewhere, Ishaan Tharoor writes. newyorkermag.visitlink.me/zNuHk-

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• The New Yorker center

  The three and a half months since the start of the Iran war have brought economic disaster. But whatever hardships Americans may have endured—including higher gas prices and creeping inflation—far greater ones have been felt elsewhere, Ishaan Tharoor writes. newyorkermag.visitlink.me/zNuHk-
• The Guardian left

  Trump’s Iran deal could place his legacy in the hands of Tehran
• The Hill center

  President Trump’s deal to lift sanctions on Iran and give it access to a $300 billion reconstruction fund has cast a glum mood over the Senate Republican conference, with GOP senators saying that many of their colleagues are “in dismay” and “somber” over the cost of the agreement. Trump’s most vocal MAGA allies on Capitol…
• The New York Times left

  After three months of war, Iran and the U.S. have agreed to end the conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The news, which was first met with joy and relief, drew a wave of criticism when the actual terms of the agreement became public this week. Listen to "The Daily."
• The Guardian left

  Is Trump's Iran deal a failure? - video explainer
• Bloomberg center

  Iran delayed the start of negotiations over a permanent peace deal with the US after fighting intensified in southern Lebanon, a potential setback to Donald Trump’s efforts to end the war and curb Tehran’s nuclear program. Ambassador Puneet Talwar, Principal at Talwar Global Strategies and former US Ambassador to Morocco, discusses the US, Iran interim deal and what he expects to see from negotiations in the coming days. (Source: Bloomberg)
• BBC World center

  The agreement followed concerns that continued clashes would undermine the deal to end the war between the US and Iran.
• The Washington Post left

  President Trump left no ambiguity as to how he felt about the Obama administration’s 2015 nuclear deal with Iran. Now, Trump has a preliminary deal with Iran of his own. Here’s how his compares: