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On the event date, the White House moved from an ultimatum to a pause in hostilities, with the ceasefire tied to reopening the Strait of Hormuz and talks scheduled to continue in Pakistan.
Read report »A report relayed by Al Jazeera says Mehr News Agency described damage to a synagogue and showed a short video from the scene.
Read report »Lebanese authorities say Israeli air raids have displaced about 1.2 million people, killed more than 1,450 and wounded more than 4,400 amid an expanding war.
Read report »The Israeli military told residents to leave parts of southern Beirut before an expected strike on what it called Hezbollah infrastructure.
Read report »AirAsia says it still plans to launch its Bahrain hub in June, even as the Middle East conflict disrupts air corridors and forces airlines to rethink their networks.
Read report »Lebanon’s Health Ministry said three people, including two women, were killed and three others injured when an apartment building was struck in the predominantly Christian town.
Read report »An attack on an office complex in Kuwait City damaged government-linked facilities as regional conflict spilled further across borders.
Read report »The Israeli military says its air force killed Mohammad Reza Ashrafi Kahi, whom it identified as the head of commerce at the IRGC’s oil headquarters, in an airstrike in Tehran.
Read report »Rescue crews recovered two bodies from the rubble of a Haifa home hit by an Iranian missile, while two people remained missing and nine others were injured.
Read report »The producer group added 206,000 barrels per day for May while warning that damage to energy infrastructure and shipping routes is worsening volatility.
Read report »The government is trimming the work week for offices and schools as fuel pressure linked to the Iran war filters into daily life.
Read report »Tehran says vessels and ships from Iraq will be exempt from its broader closure of the strategic waterway at the mouth of the Gulf.
Read report »Officials in Islamabad and Punjab are moving to blunt the impact of steep fuel price increases with free or subsidized state transport, while protests grow over the cost of living.
Read report »Kyodo News reports that a Japanese LNG tanker has passed through the Strait of Hormuz for the first time since the war began, a sign that some carriers are cautiously resuming transit.
Read report »The CMA CGM Kribi appears to be the first major European commercial vessel to cross the Strait of Hormuz since crossings were throttled by war-related attacks.
Read report »Ukrainian forces said they hit multiple military targets at Kirovske airfield in occupied Crimea, with claims that the attack destroyed an An-72P patrol aircraft and drone infrastructure.
Read report »Oil prices jumped to more than $113 a barrel while gasoline and diesel costs rose again, deepening concern that the conflict in the Middle East is feeding inflation at home.
Read report »Air China, China Southern and XiamenAir are increasing domestic fuel surcharges after the war in the Middle East pushed up global oil prices.
Read report »Pakistan’s government has sharply increased petrol and diesel prices after a spike in global energy costs linked to the Iran war.
Read report »The Guney, identified by IMO number 8230417, became the first ship added to Somalia's revived national registry in more than three decades.
Read report »Tehran and Doha were drawn into a fresh security scare on the event date 2026-04-01 after Qatar said missiles were fired toward its waters and shipping lanes.
Read report »Regional officials said the victims were in an open area during an air raid alert as Russia launched another large drone barrage.
Read report »The president said the Iran war could end in weeks, while warning of further strikes, sending oil futures higher and stocks lower in after-hours trading.
Read report »Taiwanese carriers are lifting international fuel surcharges sharply as the Middle East conflict pushes up oil prices and raises operating costs.
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