Middle East

From Abu Musa to Larak, Iran’s “unsinkable carriers” may determine control of the world’s most critical energy chokepoint.

Chinese vessels turned away signal tightening supply, pushing oil into a fragile, high-risk phase.

Washington’s proposal targets nuclear rollback, regional influence, and recognition of Israel—but major gaps remain.

India signals alignment with U.S. on keeping vital energy routes open amid rising Middle East tensions.

US. President escalates threats as war enters fourth week; Iran strikes near Israel’s nuclear center and Diego Garcia base

Washington and Tehran dig in as mediation efforts fail and the Hormuz crisis deepens

Clashes in the world’s most critical oil chokepoint intensify fears of a global supply shock

As conflicts and economic challenges loom, Gulf sovereign wealth investors are reassessing their global investments. With $2 trillion tied to …

1,600+ flights canceled as Dubai hub shuts, airspace closures ripple worldwide

Leadership vacuum in Tehran deepens crisis; markets brace for wider fallout