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Bypassing Strait Of Hormuz No Easy Task, Experts Warn Gulf Countries
Faced with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the only maritime entry point to the Gulf, Arab nations are looking for ways to bypass it.
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US Tightens Visa Rules: Applicants Citing Home-Country Persecution Face Denial
A new US visa rule could deny entry to applicants who admit fearing persecution at home, aiming to curb asylum misuse but raising concerns about its impact on genuine refugees.
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Journalists' Posts From Trump Event Spark 'Safe Or Unsafe Venue' Debate
Trump event shooting: Donald Trump initially said it was "not a particularly secure building," but later said the ballroom where the event was being held was not breached by the gunman and was "very, very secure"
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Trump Tariff Refunds Start Today: Who Benefits, How To Claim It
It was not just the business but the customers as well that bore the bulk of the tariff burden. But it remains unclear if the consumers will get any refunds.
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Family On Way To Peru Denied Boarding At Bengaluru Airport: What Are Peru's Visa Rules?
An Indian family's holiday in Peru, planned months in advance and backed by business-class tickets worth nearly Rs 49 lakh, was abruptly halted at Bengaluru airport over a visa dispute.
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Family Of 8 Spends Rs 49 Lakh On Flight, KLM Denies Boarding At Bengaluru Airport
Airline staff cited the absence of a Peruvian visa for denying boarding. Passenger maintains that Indian passport holders with valid visas/residence permits in the US, UK, Australia, other countries within the Schengen area are eligible to enter Peru.
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Opinion | The Real Reason China Stayed 'Quiet' About Its US-Iran Ceasefire Role
Given Trump's ego and the need to declare 'victory', Beijing opted for a very quiet entry into the mediation, with Pakistan apparently fronting the whole exercise.
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Iran Cites Sea Mines Threat, Announces Alternate Shipping Routes In Hormuz
Iran announced alternative routes on Thursday for ships travelling through the Strait of Hormuz, citing the risk of sea mines in the main zone of the vital waterway.
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Kidnapped Journalist Had Been Warned Of Threats, US, Iraq Officials Say
Shelly Renee Kittleson had sought to enter Iraq from Syria on March 9 but was turned back because she did not have a press work permit.
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Houthis Threaten Strait No 2 As Iran War Expands. What It Means For India
Pre-Iran war, and before 2023 Houthi strikes on shipping lanes, ten to 12 per cent of the world's seaborne crude - i.e., between 8.7 and 9.3 million barrels - shipped via the Bab al-Mandab daily.
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Yemen's Houthis Join Iran War. What Comes Next For The Middle East
The group's entry into the conflict "marks a serious and deeply concerning escalation", said Farea Al-Muslimi, a research fellow at Chatham House.
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The 3 Islands That Could Shift Power In Strait Of Hormuz
Abu Musa, Greater Tunb, and Lesser Tunb sit close to the narrow entry of the strait, a key route for global oil and gas shipments.
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US And Ukraine's Reply After American, 6 Others Arrested Under India's Anti-Terror Law
The US embassy in India has said it is "aware of the situation" after the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the country's top anti-terror body, announced that it had arrested seven people, including an American national.
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Dubai Attractions Offer Free Entry And Discounts As Iran-Israel War Continues
Several Dubai attractions are offering free entry and special deals to help residents unwind during the school spring break amid regional tensions.
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Ten Players Denied Visas To US For CONCACAF Club Tournament
Ten players with Jamaican side Mount Pleasant have failed to obtain US entry visas for the club's CONCACAF Champions Cup clash against Los Angeles Galaxy on Wednesday.
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Bypassing Strait Of Hormuz No Easy Task, Experts Warn Gulf Countries
Faced with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the only maritime entry point to the Gulf, Arab nations are looking for ways to bypass it.
-
US Tightens Visa Rules: Applicants Citing Home-Country Persecution Face Denial
A new US visa rule could deny entry to applicants who admit fearing persecution at home, aiming to curb asylum misuse but raising concerns about its impact on genuine refugees.
-
Journalists' Posts From Trump Event Spark 'Safe Or Unsafe Venue' Debate
Trump event shooting: Donald Trump initially said it was "not a particularly secure building," but later said the ballroom where the event was being held was not breached by the gunman and was "very, very secure"
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Trump Tariff Refunds Start Today: Who Benefits, How To Claim It
It was not just the business but the customers as well that bore the bulk of the tariff burden. But it remains unclear if the consumers will get any refunds.
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Family On Way To Peru Denied Boarding At Bengaluru Airport: What Are Peru's Visa Rules?
An Indian family's holiday in Peru, planned months in advance and backed by business-class tickets worth nearly Rs 49 lakh, was abruptly halted at Bengaluru airport over a visa dispute.
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Family Of 8 Spends Rs 49 Lakh On Flight, KLM Denies Boarding At Bengaluru Airport
Airline staff cited the absence of a Peruvian visa for denying boarding. Passenger maintains that Indian passport holders with valid visas/residence permits in the US, UK, Australia, other countries within the Schengen area are eligible to enter Peru.
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Opinion | The Real Reason China Stayed 'Quiet' About Its US-Iran Ceasefire Role
Given Trump's ego and the need to declare 'victory', Beijing opted for a very quiet entry into the mediation, with Pakistan apparently fronting the whole exercise.
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Iran Cites Sea Mines Threat, Announces Alternate Shipping Routes In Hormuz
Iran announced alternative routes on Thursday for ships travelling through the Strait of Hormuz, citing the risk of sea mines in the main zone of the vital waterway.
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Kidnapped Journalist Had Been Warned Of Threats, US, Iraq Officials Say
Shelly Renee Kittleson had sought to enter Iraq from Syria on March 9 but was turned back because she did not have a press work permit.
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Houthis Threaten Strait No 2 As Iran War Expands. What It Means For India
Pre-Iran war, and before 2023 Houthi strikes on shipping lanes, ten to 12 per cent of the world's seaborne crude - i.e., between 8.7 and 9.3 million barrels - shipped via the Bab al-Mandab daily.
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Yemen's Houthis Join Iran War. What Comes Next For The Middle East
The group's entry into the conflict "marks a serious and deeply concerning escalation", said Farea Al-Muslimi, a research fellow at Chatham House.
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The 3 Islands That Could Shift Power In Strait Of Hormuz
Abu Musa, Greater Tunb, and Lesser Tunb sit close to the narrow entry of the strait, a key route for global oil and gas shipments.
-
US And Ukraine's Reply After American, 6 Others Arrested Under India's Anti-Terror Law
The US embassy in India has said it is "aware of the situation" after the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the country's top anti-terror body, announced that it had arrested seven people, including an American national.
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Dubai Attractions Offer Free Entry And Discounts As Iran-Israel War Continues
Several Dubai attractions are offering free entry and special deals to help residents unwind during the school spring break amid regional tensions.
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Ten Players Denied Visas To US For CONCACAF Club Tournament
Ten players with Jamaican side Mount Pleasant have failed to obtain US entry visas for the club's CONCACAF Champions Cup clash against Los Angeles Galaxy on Wednesday.
