US President Donald Trump threatened more US attacks on Iran’s main oil export hub and called on allies to send warships to defend the Strait of Hormuz as conflict with Iran continues, according to a Reuters report. Speaking in an interview with NBC News, Trump said the US strikes had caused massive damage to Iran’s…
Iran is making efforts to disrupt supplies in the Middle East. Oil prices rose above $100 on Thursday and stocks sank as Iran’s efforts to disrupt supplies in the Middle East and bring down the global economy prompted a record release of strategic crude stockpiles by the International Energy Agency. Stock markets in Asia closed…
Available for 29 days Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian has said that Iran will stop attacking its neighbors unless there is an attack from their side; He apologised for Tehran’s attacks on those countries last week. President Trump referred to that apology in a post on social media, saying, “This promise was made only because of…
European officials have cautioned citizens to exercise “vigilance” due to concerns that Iran might activate terrorist sleeper cells, potentially causing chaos across the continent. Iran’s lead in targeted bombings ended (Image: AP) Fears are growing that Iran could attack targets inside Europe, amid warnings that sleeper cells could be active across the continent to spread…
British couple Lindsay and Craig Foreman were detained during their dream holiday in Iran last year – and have now been sentenced to 10 years in prison for “espionage”, charges they strongly deny 16:30, 20 February 2026 Updated 17:10, 20 February 2026 Craig and Lindsay Foreman’s children are campaigning for their release from Iranian prison…
Washington – President Trump is putting pressure on Iran. It would either have to scale back its nuclear programme or face possible military attacks, grappling with an issue that has troubled presidents of both parties for decades. Iran – which denies any nuclear weapons ambitions – has amassed growing reserves of uranium enriched to the…
Dubai, United Arab Emirates — Iran’s president said Tuesday he has instructed the country’s foreign minister to “carry out fair and equitable negotiations” with the United States, the first clear signal from Tehran that it wants to try to negotiate as the Middle East country remains at odds with Washington. Bloody crackdown on nationwide protests…
