Oil prices surge as Middle East tensions rattle markets. Iranians depend on selling about 1.6 million barrels of oil every day, a lifeline for jobs, families, and national revenue. The news of rising oil prices reached Ahmed Khalidi not through a television screen or a financial app, but through the empty tank of his taxi. […]
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Beirut shaken as rockets and drones spark retaliation. Beirut shaken as rockets ignite fresh fear. An AFP journalist heard loud explosions echo across Beirut, rattling windows and sending anxious residents into the streets. The dawn in Beirut’s southern suburbs arrived not with light, but with fire. The first explosions came shortly after midnight, shaking thousands
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Explosions shake Gulf cities as fear grips everyday lives Iran’s second day of strikes on US targets fuels fear, families brace as uncertainty and anger ripple through the Gulf. The Sunday morning in Dubai began like countless others before it. The sun rose over the Gulf, painting the glass facades of the Burj Khalifa in
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Trump vows relentless strikes as Iran fears fiercest retaliation. Iranians mourn for 40 days, observing seven holidays to honour their late Supreme Leader with sorrow and remembrance. The third day. The phrase had a ring of terrible permanence to it, as if the world was already learning to categorize time by the rhythm of explosions.
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Israel strikes claim lives of Iran’s top leaders Several of Iran’s top leaders, from generals and scientists to spiritual figures, were killed in Israeli strikes — heartbreaking losses of fathers, thinkers and protectors. The beeping of his phone was insistent, a sharp, angry sound that cut through the pre-dawn quiet of the Tel Aviv apartment.
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Military plane crash in Bolivia kills twenty people Fire Chief Pavel Tovar could not confirm whether victims were aboard the plane or in vehicles near La Paz airport highway. The C-130 Hercules transport plane, a military workhorse, was on its final approach to El Alto International Airport. Onboard, alongside its crew, were stacks of banknotes—a
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Government Blocks Five OTT Platforms Over Obscene Content The children asked why their favorite app stopped working. He didn’t know how to explain. The order came down from Delhi on a Tuesday, typed in officialese and stamped with authority. By Wednesday morning, five apps had vanished from millions of phones across India—MoodXVIP, Koyal Playpro, Digi
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Court Allows IRS To Share Immigrant Tax Data He handed over his keys and walked out—choosing his name over a deal that felt wrong. The resignation letter sat on his desk for three days before he signed it. Doug O’Donnell, the acting commissioner of the IRS, had spent thirty-eight years climbing the ranks of the
Seven crash victims brought for final farewells. SDPO Shubham Khandelwal confirmed all seven recovered, families grieving Captain Bhagat, Captain Singh, and five others lost. The forest floor is quiet now, save for the wind moving through the trees and the distant sound of people making their way through the undergrowth. But just hours ago, this
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PM Modi eagerly anticipates meaningful visit to Israel soon. Modi cherishes India’s bond with Israel—a friendship rooted in trust, shared dreams, and hope for a peaceful tomorrow. The message appeared on a Sunday evening, a simple, warm ripple in the vast digital ocean of social media. But it carried the weight of a deepening friendship
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