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Jaishankar Tells China That Lasting Border Peace Is Essential for Restoring Normal Bilateral Relations
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Jaishankar Tells China That Lasting Border Peace Is Essential for Restoring Normal Bilateral Relations

India has reiterated that peace and stability along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) remain the foundation for rebuilding normal relations with China. During a high-level diplomatic engagement, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar conveyed to his Chinese counterpart that sustained border peace is a necessary precondition for improving bilateral ties and expanding cooperation between the...

Oil Prices Could Surge Past $120 if Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Continue: Goldman Sachs
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Oil Prices Could Surge Past $120 if Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Continue: Goldman Sachs

Global oil prices could climb sharply in the coming months if disruptions to crude shipments through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz continue, with Brent crude potentially rising above $120 a barrel by the fourth quarter, according to a Goldman Sachs assessment. The projection comes amid heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and growing...

Rubio Signals Readiness for Talks With Russia and China During Philippines Visit Amid Rising Regional Tensions
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Rubio Signals Readiness for Talks With Russia and China During Philippines Visit Amid Rising Regional Tensions

United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio has expressed his willingness to hold discussions with senior officials from Russia and China during his visit to the Philippines, signaling Washington’s continued commitment to diplomatic engagement despite ongoing geopolitical disagreements. Rubio’s remarks come at a time when global tensions remain high over issues ranging from the war...

US-Iran Conflict Enters Seventh Night as Airstrikes Intensify, Raising Fears Over Strait of Hormuz and Global Energy Security
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US-Iran Conflict Enters Seventh Night as Airstrikes Intensify, Raising Fears Over Strait of Hormuz and Global Energy Security

The military confrontation between the United States and Iran continued for a seventh consecutive night, with fresh airstrikes and growing regional tensions fueling fears of a wider conflict across the Middle East. The prolonged exchange of attacks has significantly increased concerns over the security of the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most strategically...

Hormuz Shipping Slows as Iran Tensions Shake Global Oil Trade and Raise Energy Security Concerns
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Hormuz Shipping Slows as Iran Tensions Shake Global Oil Trade and Raise Energy Security Concerns

The Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most strategically important maritime corridors for energy transportation, is witnessing a significant decline in shipping activity as escalating tensions involving Iran continue to disrupt global oil trade. The slowdown has raised fresh concerns among governments, shipping companies, energy traders, and financial markets about the security of one...

Iran Conflict Escalates as Six Strategic Bridges Are Destroyed, Regional Tensions Spread Into Syria and Iraq
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Iran Conflict Escalates as Six Strategic Bridges Are Destroyed, Regional Tensions Spread Into Syria and Iraq

The conflict involving Iran has entered a more dangerous phase after six key bridges were reportedly destroyed during ongoing military operations, significantly disrupting transportation and logistical networks. The latest developments have also seen the confrontation extend beyond Iranian territory, with military activities and security concerns increasingly affecting neighboring Syria and Iraq. The widening conflict has...

US Airstrikes on Iran Leave Over 30 Dead as Regional Tensions Escalate
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US Airstrikes on Iran Leave Over 30 Dead as Regional Tensions Escalate

More than 30 people were reportedly killed after a series of United States airstrikes targeted locations in Iran, marking one of the most significant military escalations between the two countries in recent months. The strikes have heightened concerns over regional stability, with officials warning that the latest developments could further deepen tensions across the Middle...

Iran Responds to Trump’s Strait of Hormuz Toll Proposal, Says It Will Be ‘Fair’ to All Nations
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Iran Responds to Trump’s Strait of Hormuz Toll Proposal, Says It Will Be ‘Fair’ to All Nations

Iran has reacted sharply yet cautiously to former US President Donald Trump’s reported proposal to impose a 20% charge on vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, stating that if such a system were ever implemented, it would be applied “fairly” to all countries without discrimination. The response comes amid renewed tensions between Washington and...

Iran Issues List of 13 Global Leaders Marked for Retaliation Amid Escalating Regional Tensions
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Iran Issues List of 13 Global Leaders Marked for Retaliation Amid Escalating Regional Tensions

Iran has reportedly identified a list of 13 prominent international leaders as potential targets for retaliation, a development that has intensified concerns over the worsening security situation in the Middle East. The reported list includes several influential political figures from the United States, Europe, and Israel, reflecting Tehran’s growing confrontation with nations it believes have...

North Korea Rejects NATO’s Denuclearisation Demand, Says U.S. and Allies Must Disarm First
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North Korea Rejects NATO’s Denuclearisation Demand, Says U.S. and Allies Must Disarm First

North Korea has strongly criticised the recent NATO summit, rejecting calls for its denuclearisation and insisting that nuclear disarmament should begin with the United States and its allies. In a forceful statement, Pyongyang accused the Western military alliance of pursuing confrontational policies that undermine international peace while demanding unilateral concessions from North Korea. The latest...