A new U.S. warning of major action within 48 hours over Hormuz tensions deepens uncertainty, as global energy flows and regional stability hang in delicate balance.
A 48-hour U.S. deadline to keep the Strait of Hormuz open adds urgency to an ongoing war, with global energy flows and regional tensions hanging in delicate balance.
A day of ongoing strikes, cautious diplomacy, and rising global concern reflects a war that continues without resolution, shaping both regional tension and distant economic ripples.
As the Iran war continues, U.S. Congress is increasingly pressing for clarity on an exit strategy, questioning how and when the conflict might end.
Three weeks into the Iran war, expanding strikes and responses suggest the conflict may be moving beyond initial plans and control.
The IOC has responded to the execution of 19-year-old Iranian wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, highlighting tensions between sport, human rights, and state authority.
Three executions in Iran this week have raised fears of a broader wave, with rights groups warning of increased use of capital punishment.
Movsar Evloev defeated Lerone Murphy by decision, extending his unbeaten streak and strengthening his case for a featherweight title shot against Alexander Volkanovski.
Farmers warn the Iran conflict could drive up food prices as energy costs and supply chain disruptions ripple through global agriculture.
Reports of Iran’s 4,000 km missile range highlight strategic concerns, but analysts stress capability must be assessed alongside accuracy, deployment, and deterrence context.
Three weeks into a costly Iran conflict, questions emerge over what “success” means for Trump—ranging from limited strikes to deterrence without escalation.
A fire at a South Korean auto parts factory has killed at least 14 people, prompting investigations into safety conditions and industrial risks.
A factory fire in South Korea has killed at least 14 people, highlighting industrial safety risks and prompting investigations into the cause.
The Strait of Hormuz, long seen as “too vital to fail,” faces rising tensions that challenge assumptions about its uninterrupted role in global oil supply.
Hundreds of thousands protest in Prague against the government, marking one of the largest demonstrations in Czech history and signaling rising public discontent.
Tens of thousands rally in Prague in the largest anti-government protest since 2019, signaling renewed public discontent and civic engagement.
Strikes on Iran’s Natanz site show no external radiation risk so far, but experts warn internal contamination and structural damage still pose potential hazards if conditions change.
Tens of thousands protest in Prague against Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, reflecting ongoing political divisions and civic engagement in the Czech Republic.
Trump warns Iran of possible strikes on power plants if the Strait of Hormuz isn’t opened within two days, raising tensions around global energy security.
Activists arriving in Cuba face criticism for staying in luxury hotels amid shortages, highlighting tensions between solidarity efforts and local perceptions.
Iran reportedly launches long-range missiles at a key US base during Operation Epic Fury, signaling escalating tensions and expanding the geographic scope of the conflict.
Missile threats toward Diego Garcia prompt the UK to denounce Iran’s actions as reckless, highlighting rising tensions and the widening reach of geopolitical conflict.
Australia joins the UK and Japan in pledging measured support for Strait of Hormuz stability, signaling cautious coordination amid rising global tensions.
A solidarity caravan arrives in Cuba with aid and support, highlighting ongoing economic challenges and the enduring impact of the U.S. embargo.