S. Jaishankar visits UAE, boosts India’s Gulf energy ties India boosts Gulf ties, balances regional support, energy security Jaishankar’s UAE Dash: A Lifeline for India’s Fuel Hopes Amid Iran Firestorm Picture this: your morning commute in Hyderabad stalls at a pump, prices spiking again because some far-off war won’t quit. That’s the gritty reality External […]
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Donald Trump gives JD Vance toughest mission yet Trump’s Easter Jest Puts Vance on the Hot Seat Ahead of Iran Peace Gamble Imagine this: Easter Sunday lunch at the White House, plates piled with honey-glazed ham, the East Room buzzing with senior officials, and President Donald Trump, fork in hand, veering wildly off-script. “If it
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Iran team reaches Islamabad, hopes rise for peace Iran delays talks, demands preconditions before Islamabad negotiations Iranian Envoys Touch Down in Islamabad Amid Ceasefire Hopes and Lingering Doubts In the quiet predawn hours of Saturday, April 11, 2026, as the first hints of light crept over Islamabad’s diplomatic enclave, an Iranian delegation slipped into town
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Saudi Arabia approves airport plan for holy city Makkah New airport, metro to ease pilgrim travel, boost connectivity Saudi Arabia Greenlights Makkah Airport: A Game-Changer for Pilgrims’ Journeys Makkah—Picture millions converging on this sacred valley, hearts aflame with faith, but stuck in Jeddah traffic for hours. Saudi Arabia just eased that burden. On Thursday, April
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War costs rise: ships pay 2 millions to pass Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian says the Strait of Hormuz is open to all except Tehran’s adversaries for now. Iran Slaps $2 Million Toll on Ships in Strait of Hormuz Amid Escalating War Tensions Imagine this: You’re captaining a massive oil tanker, loaded with enough crude to
Hundreds of ships cross Hormuz Strait amid tension The Strait of Hormuz has always been a place of tension, a narrow throat through which the lifeblood of the global economy must pass. At its narrowest point, you can stand on the Iranian shore and, on a clear day, almost make out the coast of Oman.
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Netanyahu warns Iran nuclear threat as US arms UAE Explosions echoed across Dubai early Friday as defences intercepted incoming projectiles, unsettling residents during peaceful Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations The calendar reads March 20, the first day of spring, and in Tehran, the air should be filled with the scent of sabzeh greens and the laughter of families
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Smoke rises as missiles hit Haifa refinery area An Iranian missile hit Haifa refinery, disrupting fuel supplies, briefly cutting power, but thankfully no casualties were reported The sky over Haifa Bay turned an eerie orange on Wednesday evening. For the thousands of families living in the shadow of Israel’s largest oil refinery, the sound of
Qatar gas crisis hits nations people feel shock These losses hit everyday life, from LPG in Indian kitchens to South Korea’s chipmakers relying on scarce helium supplies For Saad al-Kaabi, the shock is still settling in. As the CEO of QatarEnergy and the nation’s energy minister, he has spent a lifetime navigating the complex geopolitics
FBI hunts Kalpesh Patel in US fraud case The FBI has launched a manhunt for Indian national Kalpeshkumar Rasikbhai Patel, accused in a major fraud case in the US Imagine this: You’re an elderly retiree in Kentucky, phone rings, a smooth-talking voice claims your Social Security number’s tangled in some cartel mess. Heart pounding, you
