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  1. Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Hezbollah are involved in discussions regarding the U.S.-Iran deal and ongoing militant campaigns in West Asia.
  2. Amid talks to end the Iran war, Trump announced plans for a Memorandum of Understanding with Iran, while Israeli forces bombarded southern Lebanon.

War in Iran and trade policies are causing price spikes in fuel and fertilizer, affecting farming margins.

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War in Iran and trade policies are causing price spikes in fuel and fertilizer, affecting farming margins.

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  1. Subsidy systems are under pressure due to the cost hikes from the Iran war's disruption of energy and fertilizer flows.1 source
  2. Conflict in the Middle East caused fuel cost spikes for farmers.Sub-event
  3. Geopolitical instability and trade wars are driving up costs for the agriculture sector.1 source
  4. The ongoing trade war and war in Iran are impacting farmers.1 source

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