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The U.S.-Iran peace deal is crisis management, not resolution. Oil’s fall could be temporary
Renewed fighting in Lebanon, an Israeli attack on Iran or failure on Iran’s uranium enrichment terms could scupper Trump’s peace agreement...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 16 Jun 2026
Globe and Mail
Oil falls after U.S. and Iran agree to extend ceasefire and open Strait of Hormuz
Tentative agreement to be signed in Geneva on Friday, leaves nuclear question open...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 15 Jun 2026
Globe and Mail
The market party is on. What could spoil it?
A larger war, chaotic midterms and investor overwhelm are all potential risks...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 12 Jun 2026
Globe and Mail
Italy’s shame: The Azzurri, four-time World Cup winners, are watching the 2026 edition on TV
This is the third consecutive time that Italy has failed to qualify for the tournament...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 11 Jun 2026
Globe and Mail
Iran and Israel trade strikes as two-month ceasefire unravels, sending oil prices higher
Newly rising energy prices threaten to stoke inflation as the Israel Defense Forces said it was preparing for ‘at least several days of conflict’...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 08 Jun 2026
Globe and Mail
Rome’s Isola Sacra fights a cruise ship port that locals say will destroy their lost-in-time way of life
Developers face rising resistance to a port project that would transform the waterfront and threaten protected archaeological and ecological sites...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 06 Jun 2026
Globe and Mail
Carmakers are suddenly treating Chinese electric vehicle companies as friends, not enemies
The attitude in Europe seems to be if you can’t beat them, join forces with them...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 05 Jun 2026
Globe and Mail
Ferrari’s new EV is a lesson on how to vandalize a glorious global brand
There may be a market for an Ferrari EV, but it’s sure not one that looks like a drab family sedan...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 29 May 2026
Globe and Mail
Italy’s Leonardo sells advanced military trainer aircraft to ITPS Canada as demand for combat pilots rises
The purchase of a dozen M-346 planes could be worth more than US$350-million...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 27 May 2026
Globe and Mail
U.S. warplanes renew strikes on Iran even as Trump says peace talks continue
Latest attacks reverse the course of oil prices, sending the Brent benchmark higher...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 26 May 2026
Globe and Mail
The oil price shock is far from over even if the U.S.-Iran ceasefire holds
Even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens, vanishing stockpiles and damaged refineries mean there is more pain ahead...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 22 May 2026
Globe and Mail
Trump warns ‘clock is ticking’ for Iran to make peace deal as oil climbs and bonds sell off
Some economists predict a global recession unless Strait of Hormuz opens soon...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 18 May 2026
Globe and Mail
With Italian planes and Canadian VR, this elite flight school trains pilots in the art of combat
In Sardinia, Canada’s CAE and Italy’s Leonardo build a model for advanced teaching that they hope to export globally...
By Eric Reguly, Photography and video by Fabrizio Troccoli
Published on: 16 May 2026
Globe and Mail
Carney’s Canada Strong Fund is an idea that does not disguise lack of a strategy
The new sovereign wealth fund won’t move the needle on domestic investments for many years...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 15 May 2026
Globe and Mail
In an age of upheaval, these nine exhibits make sense of a world turned upside down
A collection of moments, places and objects to define and make sense of an uncertain time – and understand what may lie ahead...
By Janice Dickson, James Griffiths, Mark MacKinnon, Adrian Morrow, Eric Reguly, Nathan VanderKlippe, Paul Waldie, Patrick White, Geoffrey York
Published on: 14 May 2026
Globe and Mail
Trump says peace proposal response ‘unacceptable,’ raising fears Hormuz will stay closed
Ceasefire on verge of unravelling, sending oil prices higher...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 11 May 2026
Globe and Mail
Honda is giving up its Ontario EV plant. It may be time to court the Chinese
There is no reason to think the worst is over for Canadian auto industry as long as Trump is U.S. President...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 08 May 2026
Globe and Mail
Can sending Marco Rubio to Rome end Trump’s feud with Pope and Giorgia Meloni? Maybe not
Rupture came when U.S. President went on social media rampage in response to criticism of Iran war...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 06 May 2026
Globe and Mail
Global food crisis? Not just yet, but food inflation is coming as Strait of Hormuz stays closed
Voters in the U.S. midterms may retaliate against rising grocery costs...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 01 May 2026
Globe and Mail
Oil hits wartime high of $125 a barrel on reports U.S. considering new attacks on Iran
Surge in prices diminishes hope Strait of Hormuz would reopen soon...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 30 Apr 2026
Globe and Mail
The UAE’s exit marks a blow to OPEC’s power. Could Venezuela be next?
You can bet if Donald Trump wants Venezuela to bolt from OPEC, it will happen...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 28 Apr 2026
Globe and Mail
Jet fuel shortages are hitting the European travel market and the worst is yet to come if Hormuz stays blocked
Agencies warn the fuel shortage is imminent and ‘existential’ in Europe...
By Eric Reguly
Published on: 27 Apr 2026
Globe and Mail