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  "Your Sons More In Danger With Trump": Iran To US Woman Claiming Pilot Son Missing

  Iran downed two US military aircraft in separate incidents on Friday. One crew member was rescued, while at least one remains missing.

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  8 Indian Vessels Have Crossed Strait Of Hormuz, Among Highest In The World

  Despite the blockade, India has emerged as one of the countries with the highest number of ships passing through this route. At least eight Indian vessels have passed through the Hormuz Strait since the conflict started.

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  This Russian City Is Asking Companies To Nominate Employees For Military Service

  Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov has signed an order asking large firms in the region to shortlist employees as "candidates" for military service.

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  Pakistan To Repay $3.5 Billion To UAE This Month Amid Strained Ties: Report

  New Delhi, April 4 (IANS) Pakistan’s already weak economy is coming under fresh pressure as the country prepares to repay $3.5 billion to the United Arab Emirates this month, even as relations between the two sides show signs of strain.

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  Pak Reduces Petrol Prices, Announces Free Public Transport Amid Energy Crisis

  Shehbaz Sharif's announcement came after street protests and long queues at fuel stations triggered by a late-night decision to impose a 42.7-percent rise in petrol prices.

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  Iran Refuses To Meet US Officials In Pak, Ceasefire Efforts Hit Wall: Report

  The push, led by Pakistan, has failed to yield a breakthrough, with Tehran formally notifying mediators that it is unwilling to send officials to Islamabad for talks in the coming days.

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  'Capture Enemy Pilots Alive': Iran Channel Offers Reward After US Jet Downed

  An Iranian channel announced a reward for civilians if the pilots were captured and handed over to the police and military forces.

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  China's Answer To SpaceX's Falcon 9 Explodes Mid-Air, Massive Blow To Space Ambitions

  China's most powerful private rocket Tianlong 3 failed shortly after launch, dealing a setback to its plans to compete with SpaceX in the global satellite internet race.

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  Ex-US Soldier Earned $1.5 Million A Month For UAE Kill Jobs: Report

  According to Anssaf Ali Mayo, a Yemeni lawmaker, Abraham Golan was hired as a mercenary to kill him back in 2015. He said it was part of a larger effort by the UAE to eliminate people who opposed them politically.

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  Human Remains Found On Thai Ship Iran Attacked In Strait Of Hormuz In March

  The Thai-flagged Mayuree Naree was struck in March while travelling through the strait after departing Khalifa port in the United Arab Emirates.

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  Russia Offers To Increase Crude Oil, LNG Supplies To India As Iran War Drags On

  A Russian readout of the First Deputy Prime Minister's engagements in New Delhi said special attention was accorded to bilateral cooperation in the oil and gas sector.

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  Myanmar Junta Chief Min Aung Hlaing Elected President In Parliamentary Vote

  The 69-year-old general has had a torrid time in power since he toppled the administration of Nobel Peace Prize winner and put her under arrest.

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  In Numbers: How Has India Kept Fuel Prices Low Even As Europe Sees 70% Spikes?

  India imports 88% of its crude. Why then is it not seeing massive price hikes for fuel and LPG?

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  Trump's Anger Over Iran War Pushes NATO Into Fresh Crisis

  Trump and his officials have expressed frustration over what they see as NATO's unwillingness to help the United States in a time of need.

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  Opinion | India Just Decided To Let Chinese Capital In Again. But There's A Catch

  In March 2026, India eased regulations that had restricted Chinese capital in local companies, in a development that marks New Delhi's cautious approach towards capital flows from Beijing.

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  Why Iran's Drone Strikes On Data Centres Signal A New War Frontier

  Iran's state media issued a statement on March 31 that it will target American companies, including Microsoft, Google, Apple, Meta, Oracle, Intel, HP, IBM, Cisco, Dell, Palantir and Nvidia.

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  Drone Firm Backed By Trump Sons Is Pitching UAE On Weapons Deal

  Defence manufacturers have been sending staff to crisscross the Gulf amid heightened demand for their products as the war embroils the region.

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  Trump Threatens Iran Infrastructure As He Presses For A Deal

  Trump's comments and the continued strikes on Iran complicate efforts by the US and its allies to broker a peace deal with the Islamic Republic.

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  3 Ships Escape Hormuz Chokehold Through New Route Along Oman Coast

  Iran has begun to negotiate transit for a few vessels tied to friendly nations, despite the Strait of Hormuz being blocked since the start of the war.

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  Pakistan Hikes Petrol Prices By 43%, Diesel Up By 55% Amid US-Iran War

  The US-Israel war on Iran, launched on February 28, has plunged the Middle East into conflict, with Iranian retaliatory strikes hitting targets across the Gulf and virtually freezing shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.