A group of Democrats in the United States Senate are demanding public hearings on the country’s war against Iran after receiving a series of classified briefings from President Donald Trump’s administration officials. Lawmakers say the White House has not clearly explained why the US entered the conflict, what its goals are or how long it…
The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on Wednesday (March 11) that it has destroyed several Iranian naval vessels, including 16 minelayers, near the Strait of Hormuz. CENTCOM released a video on its official US forces destroyed several Iranian naval vessels on March 10, including 16 mines In a separate post, US Central Command…
Dakar, Senegal — at American Dara Academy, Senegal, it marketed itself as an affordable boarding school for families in the United States where their children could study the Quran alongside the American curriculum. Parents and families – many of whom are of West African descent – sent their children to the school, believing it would…
Words are cheap, but the price of oil is extremely honest. Donald Trump’s claim That the war could end “soon” will make headlines. Iran war: follow live updates But traders do not trade on soundbites. They trade at risk. This explains the sudden urgency of the Commander-in-Chief. Ten days ago he had warned that the…
Global airlines are starting to pass the burden of rising fuel costs on to passengers amid rising oil prices. The America-Israel war is going on in Iran. New Zealand’s national carrier, Air New Zealand, said on Tuesday it had raised ticket prices across its network and warned that further fare adjustments could be made if fuel prices…
According to Forbes, the number of billionaires has reached a record-breaking 3,428, with Elon Musk retaining the title of the world’s richest person. of the magazine’s latest ranking The boss of Tesla and SpaceX, who dominates the tech sector, came out on top with a net worth of $839bn (£623bn), followed in second place. Google…
Iran’s move to close the Strait of Hormuz has brought navigation in the 24-mile stretch of water to a near halt. Only a few ships have transited in recent days, many of them having turned off their tracking systems or joined “shadow fleets.” “They can’t physically close a waterway of that size, but the threat…
