Iranian missiles have caused destruction in Israeli towns, leading Prime Minister Netanyahu to visit affected areas and vow retaliation against Iranian leaders. Following a reported 4,000-km missile strike by Iran, Israel is now assessing which European capitals are within range, indicating heightened concerns over the reach of Iranian weaponry.
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The global economy continues to grapple with severe challenges from the ongoing Iran war, leading to rising energy costs, cautious investor sentiment, and inflation fears, with natural gas markets now seen as a bigger problem than oil, and markets bracing for new shocks.
Heavy rains continue to cause severe flooding across Hawaii, particularly on Oahu, leading to urgent calls for evacuation and threatening a dam, marking the worst floods in over two decades as authorities closely monitor the situation.
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reiterated that the United States possesses 'plenty' of funds to finance a potential war with Iran, despite no formal funding request yet from the Trump administration, and has now equated Iran's leadership with Hitler. Reports continue to question if the conflict will end soon.
Israeli Prime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for international involvement and the formation of a global coalition against Iran, promising to personally 'target' any Iranian leader.
Following Iran's missile strike on a joint US-UK base, experts confirm Iran's long-range missile capabilities, prompting Israel to inquire about European capitals within range and raising concerns about Europe's direct ballistic threat.
The Middle East war has entered a 'perilous stage' with attacks around nuclear energy facilities in Iran and Israel, according to the World Health Organization, which warns that even strikes on surrounding infrastructure could trigger an accident.
A new poll indicates that most Americans oppose the ongoing war with Iran but believe it's important for the conflict to end quickly, while also supporting regime change and freedom for Iranians, and opposing a nuclear threat.
Israelis said securing the strait for energy shipments could become the war’s main goal now that regime change and ending Iran’s ability to obtain a nuclear weapon seem out of reach.
In Dimona, residents packed what they could, stared at shattered homes, and tried to understand how a single Iranian missile strike had turned an ordinary street into a scene of ruin.
The economic repercussions of the Iran war are anticipated to become evident in upcoming economic data, including Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), consumer confidence, and inflation updates.
Finland, along with 19 other countries, has condemned Iran for its attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil route, while clarifying it will not participate in combat operations in the Gulf.
British-Iranians in the UK have reported safety concerns and accusations of intimidation and harassment to authorities, citing heightened tensions within the diaspora community linked to the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a crucial meeting with top ministers, including the Defence, Home, Finance, and External Affairs Ministers, to discuss measures to safeguard citizens from the effects of the ongoing Iran war.
A study reveals that Iran's social media network has transitioned from sowing Western discord to actively promoting war propaganda within 24 hours of the start of hostilities between Iran, Israel, and the United States.
An analysis explores the key factors influencing gas prices and the potential for $5 gas, asserting that the conflict with Iran is not the primary determinant.
New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra is expected to report strong first-half results, despite the broader economic impacts of the war in Iran, with the sale of Mainland also set to boost the New Zealand economy.
Missiles landed near Israeli nucleaur site while Iran says its hospital was hit. Trump and Pezeshkian continued threatening each other on social media.
US President Donald Trump has reiterated his 48-hour ultimatum to Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to obliterate its energy infrastructure. In response, Iran's Revolutionary Guards have warned they will completely close the strait and target 'legitimate targets' across the region if such attacks occur, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
The Iran conflict has escalated with Iranian retaliatory missile strikes hitting Israeli towns, causing dozens wounded. President Trump has issued an ultimatum to Iran, prompting Iran's deputy foreign minister to threaten proportional retaliation for attacks on infrastructure, while Israeli PM Netanyahu's political motivations in the war are also under scrutiny.
The US and Israeli war against Iran has entered its fourth week, marked by uncertainty and strategic discussions, with approximately 1,500 people killed, homes destroyed, and ancient sites damaged as civilians bear the brunt of the month-long campaign.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards issued a stern warning, threatening to fully close the Strait of Hormuz if the US repeats strikes on energy facilities, in response to a 48-hour ultimatum from Donald Trump.
German Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz held a phone conversation with US President Donald Trump, during which they discussed Russia's war against Ukraine and the escalating situation in the Middle East.
President Donald Trump has reiterated a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to 'obliterate' its energy infrastructure. In response, Iran has warned that US and Israeli water desalination facilities in the region will be targeted if its energy infrastructure is attacked, while Trump's threats and a US troop build-up raise the specter of a battle for Hormuz, with securing the strait for energy shipments potentially becoming a main war goal.
Following an ultimatum from former President Trump, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Garibabadi stated that Tehran would respond proportionally to any attack on its power plants and other critical infrastructure. Gulf energy sites are specifically threatened after Trump's Strait of Hormuz deadline.
In a Truth Social post, former President Donald Trump claimed 'Iran is dead' and controversially stated that the 'radical left, highly incompetent, Democrat Party' is now America's greatest enemy.
President Trump’s hopes that an Israeli plan to ignite an internal uprising against Iran’s theocratic government could bring the war to a swift end have so far been dashed.
A former senior advisor to the Saudi government assessed the likelihood of a Gulf-style NATO, as Gulf states consider their response to Iran's regime, ongoing attacks on critical infrastructure, and persistent threats.
An 11-year-old from the Gilboa region wrote and sang a hip-hop song about enemy drones, which has gone viral and become an unofficial anthem of the Israel-Iran war.
Iranian missiles have caused panic and destruction in Israeli towns like Arad and Dimona, including near Israel's nuclear site, injuring over 180 people. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Arad, vowing to pursue senior commanders of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, while Dimona residents grapple with shattered homes and widespread ruin.
A timeline of the month-long Iran war reveals the heavy toll on civilians, with approximately 1,500 people killed, homes destroyed, and ancient sites damaged by US-Israeli bombs.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE are reportedly moving closer to potentially joining the US-Israeli military campaign against Iran, following discussions between a senior US official and the Saudi Defense Minister.
A Qatari diplomat informed Sky News that Qatar is not currently engaged in mediation efforts in the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict, despite earlier reports suggesting its willingness for 'behind the scenes talks'.
Following his resignation from the administration in protest, veteran Joe Kent stated in an interview that he intends to convey the MAGA movement's opposition to the Iran war directly to President Trump's supporters.
For years, both Israel and the US have warned that Iranian satellite tests could turn out to have dual-use elements, leading to intercontinental ballistic missiles, both conventional and nuclear.
President Trump's comment referencing Pearl Harbor to justify his Iran attack sparked outrage in Japan, with critics calling his remarks ignorant and disrespectful and questioning Japan's partnership status.
Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to back US strikes on Iran’s power grid if Tehran does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as the US-Israel alliance in the Iran conflict faces scrutiny amid shifting American views.
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British minister Steve Reed has reiterated that there is no assessment to support Israel's claims that Iran plans or is capable of attacking Europe with ballistic missiles, specifically stating there are no indications Iran could target London. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte also stated that the alliance cannot confirm Israel's claims regarding Iran's ballistic missiles threatening European capitals.
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President Donald Trump has reiterated his 48-hour ultimatum to Iran to fully open the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to 'obliterate' Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure, a move that could violate the Geneva Conventions, while Tehran warns of retaliation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called on European leaders to unite with Israel against Iran, warning that Iran possesses the capability to strike deep into Europe. This follows reports of Iran's 4,000-km missile strike and Israel's inquiry into European capitals within range, while an ex-IDF air defense chief has detailed how Iran doubled its ballistic missile range.
Following US President Donald Trump's ultimatum regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has reiterated its threat to target key infrastructure across the Middle East, including neighboring countries, if its power plants are attacked, with its Parliament Speaker warning of 'irreversible damage' to critical infrastructure. The tit-for-tat threats have escalated as the war continues, raising alarms over potential strikes around nuclear sites.
US President Donald Trump sparked reactions with a strong statement on Truth Social, declaring 'Iran is dead' and describing the Democratic Party as America's new greatest enemy.
Iran has radically overhauled its social media strategy, launching an extensive AI-powered information war to promote war propaganda and counter US and Israeli military actions, intensifying moral pressure amidst ongoing attacks.
A poll indicates that most Americans oppose the ongoing war in Iran but desire regime change, freedom for Iranians, and an end to nuclear threats, with 92% wanting a swift resolution to the conflict.
Israel's strategy to ignite an internal uprising against Iran's theocratic government has not materialized, disappointing hopes that it could lead to a swift end to the conflict.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reiterated that the United States possesses 'plenty' of funds to finance a potential war with Iran, despite no formal funding request yet from the Trump administration, and promises Americans will not face tax hikes, with reports questioning if the conflict will end soon.
The ongoing conflict in Iran is anticipated to significantly influence global economic data, with key indicators such as PMI, consumer confidence, and inflation updates expected to reflect its impact.
British-Iranians in the UK have reported safety concerns to authorities, including accusations of intimidation and harassment within the diaspora, linked to heightened tensions from the ongoing Iran war.
'Punish Iran': Saudi Arabia & UAE Inch Closer To Joining US-Israeli War
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Earlier this month, Elbridge Colby, a senior official in the US Department of War, held a…
A Qatari diplomat informed Sky News that Qatar is not officially engaged in mediation efforts in the U.S.-Israel-Iran war, despite earlier reports suggesting its willingness to facilitate "behind the scenes talks."
Fonterra is expected to deliver strong first-half results despite the impacts of the war in Iran, with the sale of Mainland also anticipated to provide a significant boost to the New Zealand economy.
Senator Ted Cruz criticized Joe Kent and Tucker Carlson for their opposition to US President Donald Trump's 'Operation Epic Fury' against Iran, defending Trump's actions as justified during a CBS News interview.
