Reuters
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Sanctioned Tanker Fails To Break Through US Blockade, Turns Back To Hormuz
The U.S.sanctioned tanker Rich Starry made its way back to the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday after exiting the Gulf the day before
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Google Faces Antitrust Lawsuit Over Android App Store Monopoly
Based in Lisbon, Aptoide brands itself "the alternative Android app store," with about 436,000 apps in its catalog and more than 200 million annual users by 2024.
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"Can't Be Solved Overnight": JD Vance On US-Iran Mistrust
The Iran war began when the US and Israel attacked Iran on February 28. Iran responded with its own strikes on Israel and Gulf states that host US bases.
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US Destroyer Interdicts 2 Oil Tankers Attempting To Leave Iran
The ships had left Chabahar port on the Gulf of Oman and were contacted by the warship via radio communication, the official said. It was unclear whether any further warnings were given.
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Explained: US Move To Choke Iran Oil Exports And Impact On World Supply
The US said on Monday that unauthorised vessels entering or leaving the blockade would face "interception, diversion, and capture".
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"How Can We Trust You?" Iran's Question And Collapse Of Islamabad Talks
After a sleepless and at times tense night in Islamabad, Iranian and U.S.
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North Korea Tests Cruise, Anti-Ship Missiles From Naval Destroyer
North Korea conducted another test-fire of strategic cruise missiles and anti-warship missiles on Sunday as part of operational efficiency trials of its destroyer Choe Hyon, state media KCNA said on Tuesday.
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India Gets Iranian Oil For First Time In 7 Years: Report
The Iran-flagged Felicity has reached Sikka Port in western India, while the Curacao-flagged Jaya is at the eastern port of Odisha, the data shows.
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Meta To Surpass Google In Global Digital Ad Revenue For First Time: Report
The Instagram-owner's global net ad revenues are expected to reach $243.46 billion in 2026, ahead of Google's projected $239.54 billion, the market research firm said.
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NATO Allies Refuse To Join Trump's Strait of Hormuz Blockade Plan
NATO allies including Britain and France said they would not be drawn into the conflict by taking part in the blockade, saying instead that it was vital to open the waterway through which one-fifth of the world's oil usually passes.
