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Nobody Is Paying For Tuesday Any More

Nobody Is Paying for Tuesday Any More TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #145 · Day 208 · Thursday 24 September 2026 Nobody Is Paying For Tuesday Any More Brent settled at 99.25 dollars on Tuesday, its fifth fall in a row, after Donald Trump said his team had met Iran's delegation for three hours. It settled at about 103.08 on Wednesday, dipped to 102.13 in Asian trade on Thursday and later reached 106.50. Reuters and CNBC gave the same reason for Thursday's rise: little sign of progress in the talks. Whatever the meeting bought, it lasted one session. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 17 Sep · 18 Sep · 19 Sep · 20 Sep · 21 Sep · 22 Sep · 23 Sep The ledger The round trip, in three sessions, with the times attached. Brent closed at 99.25 dollars on Tuesday, down one per cent, its fifth consecutive decline and its first settlement below 100 in about a fortn...
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The Summit Was The Decoy

The Summit Was the Decoy TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #144 · Day 207 · Wednesday 23 September 2026 The Summit Was The Decoy Iran's foreign minister handed the United States its price on Tuesday. Abbas Araghchi met Steve Witkoff for three hours at the United Nations, with Qatar's prime minister in the room, and set out three conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Both governments confirmed the meeting. Down the hall, a summit of Arab and Muslim leaders produced praise, a photograph and no announcement at all. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 16 Sep · 17 Sep · 18 Sep · 19 Sep · 20 Sep · 21 Sep · 22 Sep The ledger Abbas Araghchi met Steve Witkoff, and both governments say so. Iran's foreign minister and the American special envoy sat down on the sidelines of the General Assembly on Tuesday, in what Middle East Eye calls the first public meeting between the two sides in months. Iran's state broadcaster ...
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The Permit Comes Before The Pipe

The Permit Comes Before the Pipe TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #143 · Day 206 · Tuesday 22 September 2026 The Permit Comes Before The Pipe Washington has proposed a ten-billion-dollar fund to build oil routes around the closed waterway, and officials in the governments being asked to pay for half of it say it cannot sensibly be started while Iran can reach what it would build. Paris and Washington are seeking a moratorium on strikes against energy plant. The eight governments asked to match the money are the eight sitting down with the American president today. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 15 Sep · 16 Sep · 17 Sep · 18 Sep · 19 Sep · 20 Sep · 21 Sep The ledger The fund has a name, a manager and a list. The American administration has proposed putting five billion dollars into a new vehicle to help Middle Eastern states rebuild energy infrastruct...
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