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Attack On Indian Ship Shows No Route Is Safe In Hormuz As Iran Tightens Grip
The location of the attack suggests that the cargo ship was following a new shipping corridor that emerged after Iran blocked the main shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz in March.
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Hantavirus Outbreak On Cruise Ship: A Timeline Of Cases, Deaths And Spread
More than 140 passengers and crew members are still aboard the Dutch-flagged MV Hondius as it heads for Spain's Canary Islands.
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'No Symptomatic Individuals' Left On Hantavirus Cruise Ship: Operator
All passengers showing symptoms of the hantavirus have now been removed from the MV Hondius, its operator said in...
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Pakistan Navy Helps Stranded Indian Ship In Arabian Sea After SOS Message
The Pakistan Navy launched a rescue and support operation for the crew-- six Indians and one Indonesian-- after the Maritime Rescue and Coordination Centre in Mumbai contacted authorities in Islamabad.
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"Strategic Necessity, Not Destruction": Centre On Great Nicobar Project
Officials said the island's proximity of about 40 nautical miles to one of the world's busiest East-West shipping routes gives it a natural advantage for global trade
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Oil Jumps, Stock Futures Slip As US-Iran Talks Stall
No agreement has been reached on terms to open the Strait of Hormuz which has been all but closed, sending energy prices soaring.
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Robert Downey Jr, Shah Rukh Khan, A T20 Final: Surviving A Disney Cruise As A Single Adult
Can a single adult survive four nights of a children-first Disney cruise? We took the hard route to find out
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Scammers Offer Passage to Ships Stranded Near Strait of Hormuz in Exchange for Crypto: Report
Scammers posing as Iranian officials are targeting ships stranded at the Strait of Hormuz, demanding crypto payments for safe passage. Authorities warn that such transactions could carry sanctions risks, adding financial fraud concerns to an already tense geopolitical situation in a key global trade route.
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The US Was Right: Iran Has A 'Nuclear' Weapon, But It's Not A Missile
The US-Israel war on Iran has taught Tehran a valuable lesson - it may not have a nuclear weapon, but it controls the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil and gas shipping route that gives it strategic leverage akin to a nuclear deterrent.
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Arabian Sea Image Exposes Gap Between Trump's Peace Talk, US Action On Iran
Even as Trump pushes for peace talks, US forces are escalating tensions on the ground.
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Global War, Local Collapse: Madhya Pradesh's Soy Economy Takes Direct Hit
The ongoing conflict in West Asia has disrupted critical shipping routes, triggering a chain reaction that is now crippling India's soybean meal exports.
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Saudi Arabia Is "Pressing" US To Drop Iran Port Blockade Plan: Report
Saudi Arabia has managed to get its oil exports up by piping its crude across the desert to the Red Sea, while Iran's Hormuz blockade persisted. Riyadh is worried those supplies would be at risk if the Red Sea's exit route were also closed.
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US And Iran's Claims On American Warships Sail Into Strait Of 'Confusion'
Iran rubbished the CENTCOM version, with the Islamic nation's military spokesperson saying "the initiative for the passage and movement of any vessel is in the hands of the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran"
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Iran Unable To Reopen Hormuz As It Lost Track Of Mines Planted To Block Route
Iran had used small boats to mine Hormuz last month - soon after the US and Israel carried out joint airstrikes across Iran over stalled nuclear talks.
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"Hardest Situation Ever": Seafarers Stranded Near Hormuz Grapple With Stress
Seafarers said that they can even see a Kuwaiti oil tanker that was recently attacked and set on fire by an Iranian missile which has made everyone on board more scared.
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Attack On Indian Ship Shows No Route Is Safe In Hormuz As Iran Tightens Grip
The location of the attack suggests that the cargo ship was following a new shipping corridor that emerged after Iran blocked the main shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz in March.
-
Hantavirus Outbreak On Cruise Ship: A Timeline Of Cases, Deaths And Spread
More than 140 passengers and crew members are still aboard the Dutch-flagged MV Hondius as it heads for Spain's Canary Islands.
-
'No Symptomatic Individuals' Left On Hantavirus Cruise Ship: Operator
All passengers showing symptoms of the hantavirus have now been removed from the MV Hondius, its operator said in...
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Pakistan Navy Helps Stranded Indian Ship In Arabian Sea After SOS Message
The Pakistan Navy launched a rescue and support operation for the crew-- six Indians and one Indonesian-- after the Maritime Rescue and Coordination Centre in Mumbai contacted authorities in Islamabad.
-
"Strategic Necessity, Not Destruction": Centre On Great Nicobar Project
Officials said the island's proximity of about 40 nautical miles to one of the world's busiest East-West shipping routes gives it a natural advantage for global trade
-
Oil Jumps, Stock Futures Slip As US-Iran Talks Stall
No agreement has been reached on terms to open the Strait of Hormuz which has been all but closed, sending energy prices soaring.
-
Robert Downey Jr, Shah Rukh Khan, A T20 Final: Surviving A Disney Cruise As A Single Adult
Can a single adult survive four nights of a children-first Disney cruise? We took the hard route to find out
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Scammers Offer Passage to Ships Stranded Near Strait of Hormuz in Exchange for Crypto: Report
Scammers posing as Iranian officials are targeting ships stranded at the Strait of Hormuz, demanding crypto payments for safe passage. Authorities warn that such transactions could carry sanctions risks, adding financial fraud concerns to an already tense geopolitical situation in a key global trade route.
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The US Was Right: Iran Has A 'Nuclear' Weapon, But It's Not A Missile
The US-Israel war on Iran has taught Tehran a valuable lesson - it may not have a nuclear weapon, but it controls the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil and gas shipping route that gives it strategic leverage akin to a nuclear deterrent.
-
Arabian Sea Image Exposes Gap Between Trump's Peace Talk, US Action On Iran
Even as Trump pushes for peace talks, US forces are escalating tensions on the ground.
-
Global War, Local Collapse: Madhya Pradesh's Soy Economy Takes Direct Hit
The ongoing conflict in West Asia has disrupted critical shipping routes, triggering a chain reaction that is now crippling India's soybean meal exports.
-
Saudi Arabia Is "Pressing" US To Drop Iran Port Blockade Plan: Report
Saudi Arabia has managed to get its oil exports up by piping its crude across the desert to the Red Sea, while Iran's Hormuz blockade persisted. Riyadh is worried those supplies would be at risk if the Red Sea's exit route were also closed.
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US And Iran's Claims On American Warships Sail Into Strait Of 'Confusion'
Iran rubbished the CENTCOM version, with the Islamic nation's military spokesperson saying "the initiative for the passage and movement of any vessel is in the hands of the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran"
-
Iran Unable To Reopen Hormuz As It Lost Track Of Mines Planted To Block Route
Iran had used small boats to mine Hormuz last month - soon after the US and Israel carried out joint airstrikes across Iran over stalled nuclear talks.
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"Hardest Situation Ever": Seafarers Stranded Near Hormuz Grapple With Stress
Seafarers said that they can even see a Kuwaiti oil tanker that was recently attacked and set on fire by an Iranian missile which has made everyone on board more scared.
