Latest briefing • 13 September 2026
Strait of Hormuz talks to be held in Oman.
Iran and a number of Gulf states are expected to meet in Oman for discussions concerning regional security and the future of navigation through one of the world's most strategically important waterways.
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Israel orders closure of British Consulate in East Jerusalem
A significant escalation in diplomatic tensions between Israel and the United Kingdom.
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International Treaty Organisation founded
The project launches with an independent-status statement and editorial remit covering international relations and diplomacy.
First diplomatic briefing
ITO publishes coverage of the Israeli order concerning the British Consulate General in East Jerusalem.
Strait of Hormuz coverage
ITO publishes a briefing on planned Iran–Gulf talks in Oman concerning the strategically important waterway.
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