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Speaking in South Korea, the French president defended the transatlantic alliance and called for return to peaceMiddle East crisis – live updatesEmmanuel Macron has sharply criticised Donald Trump’s inconsistent and often contradictory pronouncements o…
US president’s 19-minute Wednesday address at the White House was met with bewilderment from commentatorsDonald Trump’s primetime nationwide address on the war with Iran caused widespread bewilderment, with commentators voicing shock at his vow to cont…
The Iranian government has issued a direct assurance to India regarding the
safety and transit of its maritime assets through the Strait of Hormuz.
Following a period of significant regional volatility, the Embassy of Iran in
India took to social media to state that their "Indian friends" remain in safe
hands and need not harbour concerns over the ongoing naval restrictions.
In a significant pivot for global energy logistics, a US-sanctioned tanker laden with Iranian crude oil has set its sights on the Indian coastline. The vessel, known as the Ping Shun, represents a potential watershed moment for South Asian energy policy, signalling a destination at the port of Vadinar on India’s west coast, according to a report by NDTV.Should the tanker successfully offload its
The Chinese government has issued a formal response to recent provocative statements by US President Donald Trump, who threatened to "bring Iran back to the stone ages."Beijing has categorised the rhetoric as counterproductive, with Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning asserting that military force is fundamentally incapable of resolving deep-seated international issues.The spokesperson
The Ministry of External Affairs has confirmed that more than 1,200 Indian nationals have been successfully evacuated from Iran as volatility continues to sweep across West Asia.This strategic operation is being managed by the Centre with precise coordination on the ground to ensure the safety of those caught in the crossfire of the regional conflict.In a recent inter-ministerial briefing held in
The Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has voiced significant uncertainty regarding the continued military objectives in Iran, following assertions from US President Donald Trump that Tehran’s military infrastructure has been effectively dismantled.Speaking at the National Press Club in Canberra on Thursday, Albanese noted that while the initial goals of the campaign appear to have been
The United States and Iran have reportedly entered preliminary negotiations regarding a potential ceasefire, with the primary condition being the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. According to recent reports, President Donald Trump has linked any cessation of hostilities to the strategic waterway being "open, free, and clear."This development comes amidst escalating tensions, with the
The EU is asking its member states to implement the International Energy Agency’s 10-point plan to reduce global demand for oil, Dan Jørgensen, the EU’s energy commissioner said.
Donald Trump has tainted his own second term in the Oval Office with one move this year, a Nobel Prize winner has warned. Paul Krugman believes the longer-term effects of the war with Iran will not just undermine the president’s decision-making in fut…