Neues Abkommen: Was sich aus Hormus lernen lässt

Progressive-leaning outlets focus on humanitarian concerns, questioning whether reconstruction funds and economic benefits will reach ordinary Iranian citizens, and emphasize the fragility of the agreement as reflected in its remote signing.

Centrist outlets highlight the significant economic disruptions caused by the conflict—particularly oil supply interruptions through the Strait of Hormuz and resulting global inflation—and note that the agreement leaves core disputes (especially nuclear issues) essentially where they were before the conflict.

Conservative-leaning outlets express skepticism about the agreement's stability, warning it could deteriorate quickly, and raise concerns about whether such diplomatic arrangements can prove durable without addressing the underlying causes of conflict.