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Two US-Bound Vessels Apparently Compromised By Hackers: Officials
The unusual operation, carried out on August 21 and August 24 aboard two foreign-flagged ships, comes as US authorities grapple with a series of cyber incidents that media reports have linked to Iran.
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India's Gulf Balancing Act Gets A Parliament Check-In
The committee met to review India's relations with countries in the region, with the discussion coming against the backdrop of continuing tensions in the Middle East.
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US Building Secret Military Base In Somalia Near Gulf Of Aden: Report
The US military base in Bosaso, Somalia, will be used for enhancing maritime security and carrying out combat and surveillance operations against “terror groups” in the region.
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US' New Threat: An Al-Qaeda-Houthis Alliance Across Gulf Of Aden
The two US-designated terrorist groups are expanding cooperation through weapons transfers, military training and drone expertise, raising concerns over security around the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea.
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Iran Threatened To 'Black Out' Gulf Nations If US Hit Power Plants: Report
Iran conveyed through intermediaries that any attacks on its power plants would trigger strikes on the same targets in the Gulf, officials said.
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India-Flagged Ship Sinks After Attack In Red Sea, 13 Indian Sailors Rescued
The vessel, MSV Faize Noore Oliya, was attacked about 13 nautical miles south of the Houthi-held port city of Hodeidah.
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Can China Restrain Iran? Gulf States Test Beijing's Influence
With Iran and its allies threatening the Bab el-Mandeb waterway in the Red Sea as well as Hormuz, Gulf states have sought Beijing's help
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LPG Tanker With 28 Indian Crew Members Attacked In Iranian Waters, All Safe
The Indian Embassy in Tehran has been in close contact with the relevant authorities and has confirmed that all Indian crew members are safe.
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"Trying To Survive": Indians, Others Hit As Iran War Triggers Dubai Job Crisis
Months after the US-Israeli war with Iran spilt across the Gulf, many workers say jobs have disappeared, salaries have been cut and finding new employment has become increasingly difficult.
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Majority Of Sailors Killed In Hormuz Attacks Were Indians, Shows Data
Indians accounted for seven of the 16 seafarers, nearly 44 per cent, killed in attacks on commercial vessels during the Strait of Hormuz crisis between March 1 and July 14, 2026.
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India's Strong Message To Iran After Sailor's Death In Hormuz Ship Strike
According to the report, the tankers, Mombasa and Al Bahiyah, were struck while transiting the southern passage of the Strait of Hormuz.
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79% Americans Expect Prolonged US-Iran War As Fighting Escalates: Poll
Some 37% of respondents approved of US military strikes against Iran, which Washington resumed on June 26 in response to what it said were Iranian attacks on commercial shipping in Hormuz.
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6,000 Seafarers Stranded In Persian Gulf Amid Fresh UN-Iran Tensions
US President Donald Trump earlier Wednesday said the US-Iran ceasefire was over, though he left the door open to more talks, after fighting sparked by Iranian attacks on ships in the vital Strait of Hormuz.
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Architecture, Lifestyle: What Europe Can Learn From Gulf's Heat Survival
The Gulf's futuristic cities have developed in the era of air conditioning, but traditional building styles were developed to maximise natural cooling effects.
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Oil Tanker Booked In Persian Gulf At 897% Of Benchmark Rate
South Korean shipowner Sinokor will supply the vessel at 897 Worldscale points, or 897% of the freight benchmark, according to shipbrokers.
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Two US-Bound Vessels Apparently Compromised By Hackers: Officials
The unusual operation, carried out on August 21 and August 24 aboard two foreign-flagged ships, comes as US authorities grapple with a series of cyber incidents that media reports have linked to Iran.
-
India's Gulf Balancing Act Gets A Parliament Check-In
The committee met to review India's relations with countries in the region, with the discussion coming against the backdrop of continuing tensions in the Middle East.
-
US Building Secret Military Base In Somalia Near Gulf Of Aden: Report
The US military base in Bosaso, Somalia, will be used for enhancing maritime security and carrying out combat and surveillance operations against “terror groups” in the region.
-
US' New Threat: An Al-Qaeda-Houthis Alliance Across Gulf Of Aden
The two US-designated terrorist groups are expanding cooperation through weapons transfers, military training and drone expertise, raising concerns over security around the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea.
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Iran Threatened To 'Black Out' Gulf Nations If US Hit Power Plants: Report
Iran conveyed through intermediaries that any attacks on its power plants would trigger strikes on the same targets in the Gulf, officials said.
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India-Flagged Ship Sinks After Attack In Red Sea, 13 Indian Sailors Rescued
The vessel, MSV Faize Noore Oliya, was attacked about 13 nautical miles south of the Houthi-held port city of Hodeidah.
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Can China Restrain Iran? Gulf States Test Beijing's Influence
With Iran and its allies threatening the Bab el-Mandeb waterway in the Red Sea as well as Hormuz, Gulf states have sought Beijing's help
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LPG Tanker With 28 Indian Crew Members Attacked In Iranian Waters, All Safe
The Indian Embassy in Tehran has been in close contact with the relevant authorities and has confirmed that all Indian crew members are safe.
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"Trying To Survive": Indians, Others Hit As Iran War Triggers Dubai Job Crisis
Months after the US-Israeli war with Iran spilt across the Gulf, many workers say jobs have disappeared, salaries have been cut and finding new employment has become increasingly difficult.
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Majority Of Sailors Killed In Hormuz Attacks Were Indians, Shows Data
Indians accounted for seven of the 16 seafarers, nearly 44 per cent, killed in attacks on commercial vessels during the Strait of Hormuz crisis between March 1 and July 14, 2026.
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India's Strong Message To Iran After Sailor's Death In Hormuz Ship Strike
According to the report, the tankers, Mombasa and Al Bahiyah, were struck while transiting the southern passage of the Strait of Hormuz.
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79% Americans Expect Prolonged US-Iran War As Fighting Escalates: Poll
Some 37% of respondents approved of US military strikes against Iran, which Washington resumed on June 26 in response to what it said were Iranian attacks on commercial shipping in Hormuz.
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6,000 Seafarers Stranded In Persian Gulf Amid Fresh UN-Iran Tensions
US President Donald Trump earlier Wednesday said the US-Iran ceasefire was over, though he left the door open to more talks, after fighting sparked by Iranian attacks on ships in the vital Strait of Hormuz.
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Architecture, Lifestyle: What Europe Can Learn From Gulf's Heat Survival
The Gulf's futuristic cities have developed in the era of air conditioning, but traditional building styles were developed to maximise natural cooling effects.
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Oil Tanker Booked In Persian Gulf At 897% Of Benchmark Rate
South Korean shipowner Sinokor will supply the vessel at 897 Worldscale points, or 897% of the freight benchmark, according to shipbrokers.
