Israeli officials say the Defense Ministry has frozen defense sales to France, deepening a long-running dispute over Paris’s stance on Gaza and other regional issues.
The national average for regular gasoline reached $4.02 a gallon, its highest level since 2022, as the Iran war kept oil markets tight and disrupted supply.
Equity markets rallied sharply on Tuesday following reports that both Washington and Tehran may be nearing a conclusion to their month-long military engagement.
A New York appeals court has reversed a $16.1 billion award against Argentina in the long-running YPF nationalization case, saying the shareholders’ breach-of-contract claims do not stand under Argentine law.
A technology writer argues that AI infrastructure demand, concentrated component markets and soldered designs could make personal computing equipment costlier and harder to replace.
Defence Minister Israel Katz claimed the Iranian commander was killed with other senior naval officers, but Iran had not confirmed his death when the report was filed.
South Sudan has begun rotational power cuts in Juba and Mauritius says it is restricting electricity use after a fuel supply shock tied to the Iran war.
The latest US strike on a suspected smuggling boat in the Caribbean Sea killed four people and pushed the reported death toll from the campaign to at least 163.
The Chinese shipping giant is restarting some container bookings to Gulf destinations after a pause, though the move is limited and tied to a volatile security situation.
China’s market regulator says a wiring fault in certain BMW models could cause short circuits and fires, prompting a major recall across domestically made and imported vehicles.
QatarEnergy has invoked force majeure on some long-term LNG contracts after disruptions linked to the war on Iran and damage to its gas infrastructure.