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A Delhi-bound Air India Express flight carrying 148 people triggered a mid-air emergency after a smoke alert, forcing an urgent landing in Lucknow. Here is what happened during the tense moments in the sky.

Rising global fuel shortages triggered by the Iran conflict have pushed governments to issue emergency guidelines, fueling fears of a possible return to lockdown-like restrictions as supply chains face severe disruption.

Pakistan has imposed a steep hike on premium fuel used in high-end vehicles, as part of its broader strategy to manage economic pressure and rising global oil prices. The government claims the move will ease fiscal stress while protecting ordinary consumers.

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The Strait of Hormuz crisis has intensified as Iran allegedly imposes a steep $2 million toll on vessels amid escalating conflict with the US. With threats of military retaliation and a sharp drop in maritime traffic, the situation poses serious risks to global energy security and trade.

The Strait of Hormuz has emerged as the focal point of global tensions as conflict in the Middle East disrupts oil flows. Here is why this narrow waterway holds immense strategic and economic importance for the entire world.

US President Donald Trump has said that preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons is far more important than controlling rising oil prices. His remarks come amid escalating tensions in the Middle East that have disrupted global energy supply and pushed crude prices higher.

Global financial markets are under pressure after crude oil prices surged past the $100 per barrel mark amid escalating tensions involving Iran. The sharp spike in energy costs has rattled investors worldwide, triggering declines in major stock markets and raising concerns about inflation and economic slowdown.

The global oil and gas industry is dominated by a handful of powerful companies that control massive reserves, production networks, and market value. Saudi Arabia, the United States, and China lead the list of the world’s biggest energy companies, while Indian firms continue to expand their presence in the global energy market.

The Indian government has relaxed foreign direct investment norms for countries sharing land borders with India, allowing investments of up to 10 percent without prior government approval. The Cabinet also introduced a 60-day deadline to decide on certain investment proposals, aiming to boost manufacturing and simplify investment procedures.