Kazakhstan & Axios

Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan has signaled its willingness to take Iran's uranium stockpile if a deal is reached, playing a role in addressing nuclear-related concerns.

Axios: Axios is a news outlet that has reported extensively on the emerging ceasefire deal between the US and Iran, often citing anonymous US officials. Its reports have influenced market reactions, particularly oil prices.

Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan has signaled its willingness to take Iran's uranium stockpile if a deal is reached, playing a role in addressing nuclear-related concerns.

Axios: Axios reported details of the proposed pact, including a 60-day ceasefire extension, reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and an end to the Israel-Hezbollah conflict.

Kazakhstan: Halved oil output due to terminal closure in Russia's Black Sea, later resumed.

Axios: Axios reported on Trump's decision to pause strikes.

Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan is an existing member of the Abraham Accords, which Donald Trump is pushing to expand.

Axios: Axios is a media outlet that reported on the White House considering strikes on Iran, contributing to public speculation about the conflict's direction.

Kazakhstan: CPC pipeline disruptions affect its oil exports; a minor player in the conflict.

Axios: Axios first reported the call between the Crown Prince and Trump, influencing coverage.

Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan is an existing member of the Abraham Accords, which Donald Trump is pushing to expand.

Axios: Axios is a news site that reported on details of the United States' proposed amendments to Iran's nuclear program in the peace talks.