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Iran unveils new maritime corridors to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to secure international trade and reduce the impact of regional tensions.

A major Israeli airstrike in Beirut has claimed the life of the Hezbollah chief’s secretary, marking a critical escalation in the Middle East conflict.

A suspected Iranian strike on a Kuwaiti oil tanker near Dubai has intensified geopolitical tensions and rattled global energy markets, with US fuel prices surging past critical levels amid fears of prolonged supply disruptions.

India’s largest airline IndiGo has appointed global aviation heavyweight William Walsh as its new CEO, marking a major leadership shift after recent operational challenges. His entry signals a renewed push for stability and international expansion.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made a quiet and undisclosed visit to American troops in the Gulf, highlighting rising tensions and strategic urgency as the Iran war continues to escalate.

US President Donald Trump has stirred global controversy by urging countries struggling with fuel shortages to secure oil themselves from the Strait of Hormuz. His remarks come amid escalating tensions with Iran and rising global energy prices.

US President Donald Trump has called on Iran to engage in negotiations as the ongoing conflict intensifies, with rising military threats and global pressure pushing both sides toward a critical diplomatic crossroads.

Former US President Donald Trump has issued a sharp warning to Iran, urging swift action on a proposed truce while expressing concern over the nature of its negotiators. His remarks add fresh tension to already fragile diplomatic efforts.

In a major geopolitical development, Iran has allowed India and a handful of “friendly nations” to use the crucial Strait of Hormuz despite ongoing regional tensions. The move could ease energy supply concerns but also signals a selective approach to global shipping access.

Iran has dismissed a US-backed ceasefire proposal aimed at ending the ongoing conflict, instead presenting five firm conditions that must be met before any halt in hostilities can be considered.