The ongoing war in the Middle East is not only a military crisis but also an economic one, affecting countries far beyond the region.
Despite a temporary ceasefire between Iran and the United States, diplomatic negotiations have stalled, and no long-term peace agreement has been reached.
The instability has pushed oil prices higher and increased inflation in several countries, especially in the Gulf region. Financial markets remain uncertain as investors react to the risk of further escalation.
At the same time, conflicts involving Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran-backed groups continue to spread across multiple fronts, including Lebanon and Gaza.
Experts warn that if the situation worsens, it could disrupt global energy supplies and trigger broader economic consequences worldwide.
The Middle East remains one of the most volatile regions in the world, with no clear resolution in sight.
Sources: Reuters, Al Jazeera
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