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US Retail Inflation Jumps To 2-Year High Over Iran War's Economic Shock
The US has spent millions of dollars on military operations, and the economy has begun to show warning signs in retail inflation, particularly in energy.
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Has Trump Accomplished His 5 Goals In Iran War? Here's Where He Stands
The US President claims to have achieved all his goals, but the reality of the US and Israel's conflict with Iran appears more complicated.
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Blood-Soaked School Bags, Shoes: Iran Team's Minab "Companions" On Flight To Pakistan
The relics of the war sat in the front row of the flight to Islamabad, echoing the human cost of the conflict in the Middle East.
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"God Does Not Bless Any Conflict": Pope Amplifies Criticism Of Iran War
Pope Leo on Saturday will preside over a special vigil prayer for peace in St Peter's Basilica.
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Iran Now Being Run By Revolutionary Guards, Turning Far More Hardline: Israel
The surprise attacks on February 28, the first day of the war, killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and after the ceasefire, Donald Trump claimed that Iran has "gone through what will be a very productive Regime Change!"
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Indian Carriers Impacted As Dubai Limits Foreign Flights Until May
India was the largest source of passengers for DXB in 2025, with 11.9 million travellers passing through the hub. The Dubai caps will hit Indian airlines the hardest, according to April and May schedules data from Cirium.
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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
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Xi Jinping's $270 Billion Middle East Bet Limits China Support For Iran
At least three Chinese-financed infrastructure assets across Dubai, Qatar and Oman have been targeted by Iranian strikes. Another 12 are in high risk areas, jeopardizing some $4.66 billion in financing commitments including projects already impacted.
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Palestine Envoy On How Gaza Became A Silent Casualty In Iran War
The envoy drew parallels with Gaza, invoking earlier strikes there and saying the pattern of war had repeatedly shown that civilians bear the brunt of military action.
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'Can Do What We Want, Church Better...': US Official's Alleged Snap At Pope
How much the papal rebukes will weigh on conservative voters, a majority vote base for Trump and the Republicans, could decide if President loses control of the House and even the Senate.
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US Retail Inflation Jumps To 2-Year High Over Iran War's Economic Shock
The US has spent millions of dollars on military operations, and the economy has begun to show warning signs in retail inflation, particularly in energy.
-
Has Trump Accomplished His 5 Goals In Iran War? Here's Where He Stands
The US President claims to have achieved all his goals, but the reality of the US and Israel's conflict with Iran appears more complicated.
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Blood-Soaked School Bags, Shoes: Iran Team's Minab "Companions" On Flight To Pakistan
The relics of the war sat in the front row of the flight to Islamabad, echoing the human cost of the conflict in the Middle East.
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"God Does Not Bless Any Conflict": Pope Amplifies Criticism Of Iran War
Pope Leo on Saturday will preside over a special vigil prayer for peace in St Peter's Basilica.
-
Iran Now Being Run By Revolutionary Guards, Turning Far More Hardline: Israel
The surprise attacks on February 28, the first day of the war, killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and after the ceasefire, Donald Trump claimed that Iran has "gone through what will be a very productive Regime Change!"
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Indian Carriers Impacted As Dubai Limits Foreign Flights Until May
India was the largest source of passengers for DXB in 2025, with 11.9 million travellers passing through the hub. The Dubai caps will hit Indian airlines the hardest, according to April and May schedules data from Cirium.
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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
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Xi Jinping's $270 Billion Middle East Bet Limits China Support For Iran
At least three Chinese-financed infrastructure assets across Dubai, Qatar and Oman have been targeted by Iranian strikes. Another 12 are in high risk areas, jeopardizing some $4.66 billion in financing commitments including projects already impacted.
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Palestine Envoy On How Gaza Became A Silent Casualty In Iran War
The envoy drew parallels with Gaza, invoking earlier strikes there and saying the pattern of war had repeatedly shown that civilians bear the brunt of military action.
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'Can Do What We Want, Church Better...': US Official's Alleged Snap At Pope
How much the papal rebukes will weigh on conservative voters, a majority vote base for Trump and the Republicans, could decide if President loses control of the House and even the Senate.
