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[TOP STORY] Iran ceasefire offers short-term relief, long-term risks remain elevated

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‘I think there's going to be a massive recalibration in the minds of not just the Americans, but of the regional powers as well, of how to respond to Iran,’ says Zeenat Adam, deputy executive director at the Afro-Middle East Centre.

8 Apr 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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