Iran has rejected Trump's deadline

Will austerity measures and faster LNG imports be enough to ease the pressure?

Astronauts set to break Apollo 13’s distance record

Countries in South Asia, home to a fifth of the world's population and some struggling economies, have unveiled a number of measures to tackle the energy crisis triggered by the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, which has squeezed supplies and raised prices

Two‑tier proposal: immediate ceasefire, deal in 15–20 days

US-Israeli strikes killed Major General Majid Khademi, the Guards said

Malaysia-based carrier trims 10% of flights but maintains plans to launch Bahrain hub and expand beyond Southeast Asia

Fuel and electricity prices already raised last month

‘Strait cannot be weaponised,’ says UAE official

Israel, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates reported a barrage of missile and drone strikes early Monday.

Trump tells Iran to open Strait of Hormuz by Tuesday

The war, which erupted on February 28 with deadly US-Israeli strikes on Tehran, has engulfed the Middle East and strained the global economy

Gas outages hit parts of Tehran after a strike on a university, according to Iran's state broadcaster IRIB

President Donald Trump has set a Tuesday deadline for Iran to end the war and reopen shipping in the critical Strait of Hormuz waterway

The mediators are discussing the terms of a two-phased deal, the report said

Here is what we know based on public statements and media reports

A new German military service law will require most young men to inform authorities when leaving the country for long periods, with a newspaper report on the little-noticed provision prompting widespread debate.

President Donald Trump yesterday said US forces safely extracted a second airman downed in Iran, calling it “one of the most daring Search and Rescue Operations” in its history.

Gaza’s civil defence agency and a hospital reported that an Israeli strike on a group of civilians in the Palestinian territory yesterday killed four people and wounded several others.

US satellite imagery company Planet Labs said Saturday it will stop publishing high-resolution aerial pictures of the area involved in the Middle East war, following a request from President Donald Trump’s government.