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Is something wrong with Putin? Leaked video of coughing spell fuels fresh round of health rumours

Reports suggest the full unedited footage, including the coughing, was accidentally released by the Kremlin, sparking fresh speculation about the 73-year-old leader’s health.

EU chief says there should be no tears shed for Iranian regime: 'People of Iran deserve freedom, dignity'

Oil prices soared Monday peaking just short of $120 a barrel as the US-Israeli war against Iran continued into a second week, with Tehran launching fresh retaliatory strikes in the Gulf

Kushner-Witkoff Tel Aviv visit called off: Why US is angry after Israel hit Iranian fuel depots

Israeli strikes on Iran: The attacks marked one of the most significant escalations in the conflict so far, as energy infrastructure had largely remained outside the direct line of fire until now.

Al Qaeda uses Afghanistan ‘victory’, Iran war narrative to push Kashmir jihad agenda

The messaging reflects the extremist organisation’s effort to regain ideological traction in the region at a time when militant activity and separatist momentum in Kashmir have significantly declined.

Putin congratulates Mojtaba Khamenei on becoming Iran's new supreme leader, expresses 'unwaivering support' for Tehran

Iran announced on Monday that Mojtaba Khamenei, a son of the late supreme leader, would assume leadership of the Islamic Republic.

Brent vs WTI vs Urals: As Iran war triggers crude shockwave, a look at key oil benchmarks

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent crude both climbed sharply to approach $120 a barrel, marking one of the biggest single-day gains in years.

Israel uses white phosphorus in Lebanon: What is it and what are the 'lifelong consequences' that human rights body warned about?

White phosphorus can cause severe and often life-threatening injuries. When it comes into contact with human skin, it burns intensely and can continue burning until the chemical is removed or deprived of oxygen.

Manchester-bound IndiGo flight turns back to Delhi mid-air after 7 hours due to West Asia airspace curbs

The aircraft, operating as flight 6E33, had taken off from Delhi early Monday morning and was scheduled to reach Manchester in roughly 11 hours under normal flight conditions.

'Extremely alarming': Human rights body says Israel 'unlawfully' used white phosphorus in Lebanon; warns of 'lifelong consequences'

International humanitarian law considers the use of airburst white phosphorus in populated locations to be indiscriminate, as it does not meet the obligation to take all feasible precautions to minimise harm to civilians.

When machines decide to kill: What are 'killer robots', why over 30 countries want LAWS banned and what India thinks

More than 30 countries have already called for a ban on such weapons, warning that the risks extend beyond technology and raise serious moral and legal questions.

Bangladesh shuts universities, urges citizens to cut fuel use amid West Asia war concerns

Iran War News: Officials said the closure will also help curb energy usage at a time when the government is preparing for possible disruptions in global fuel supplies.

From oil to Taiwan: Why China has too much at stake in Iran war to stay neutral | Explained

From energy security to regional influence and even Beijing’s long term strategy toward Taiwan, China has a great deal at stake in Iran’s survival and stability.

'Markets fall. They fall a lot:' Why Buffett and Lynch's old market wisdom is going viral as war hammers stocks

Oil above $100 and global stocks sliding have revived viral clips of Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch explaining why market crashes are inevitable.

China backs Mojtaba Khamenei’s appointment as Iran’s supreme leader, opposes any attempt to target him

China called Iran’s decision to appoint Mojtaba as new Supreme Leader “an internal matter”.

Bahrain’s Bapco oil refinery declares force majeure after Iranian missile attack

Authorities in Bahrain said the attack hit the sprawling Al Ma’ameer petroleum complex operated by state energy firm Bapco Energies, following which a fire broke out, damaging the refinery infrastructure.

IMF chief warns oil surge from West Asia conflict could push up inflation: 'Think of the unthinkable'

Oil markets have already reacted sharply to the escalating confrontation involving the US, Israel and Iran. New Delhi has said it is closely watching developments in the region but is confident about energy security.

Did American Tomahawk missile hit Iranian school that killed over 100 girls? New viral clip sparks buzz

A former US Navy official who worked on the Tomahawk program also told The Washington Post that the projectile's profile and wings appear consistent with the weapon.

Why China may dodge the worst of the Iran war oil shock even as crude tops $100

China’s large crude reserves, EV push and renewable expansion may reduce its exposure to oil shocks from the Iran war

US market bloodbath soon amid Iran war? Veteran strategist revises forecast

The shift in those weightings comes as oil prices surge above $100 a barrel and investors brace for a prolonged conflict in the Middle East that could send energy costs even higher.

Why Trump has left this tiny island untouched in Iran war: 'America's red line'

Analysts say the reason is simple: hitting Kharg could cripple Iran’s economy — but it could also trigger a major escalation and shock global oil markets.

Three-fourths of Nifty 500 stocks trade below 200-DMA as market sell-off deepens

Nearly 75 percent, or 374 stocks, in the Nifty 500 index are trading below their 200-day moving average. Among the Nifty 50, about 66 percent, or 33 stocks, are currently below the key technical level.

‘Death to Mojtaba’ chants heard in Tehran after Khamenei's son named Iran’s new supreme leader | Watch

The appointment follows the death of Iran’s long-time leader Ali Khamenei, who was killed on February 28 during the opening phase of the ongoing war involving the United States and Israel.

Chart of the Day | Strait to catastrophe

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has unleashed a multi-layered crisis, sending oil above $100 while threatening catastrophic ripple effects through global food production, industrial metals, and supply chains

G7 to discuss emergency oil reserve release as Gulf war drives crude prices above $116: Report

G7 finance ministers will discuss releasing strategic oil reserves in an emergency call with the IEA as Gulf conflict pushes crude prices above $116.

Amazon pushes back against Musk’s huge satellite plan

Amazon has told US regulators that SpaceX’s idea of eventually putting up to one million satellites in orbit is unrealistic and could create serious problems in space.

Iranian sailor reportedly called father minutes before US strike on warship

A report claims a sailor aboard the Iranian destroyer IRIS Dena told his father that US forces had warned the crew to abandon the ship shortly before it was hit.

Stranded in Dubai as flights halt, tourist says daily costs are touching Rs 46,000

With regional airspace disruptions during the ongoing Middle East conflict, some travellers in the UAE say hotel stays and daily expenses are rapidly adding up.

Suspense over Trump’s Beijing trip as Iran war complicates US-China ties

Plans for reciprocal visits between the two leaders were first signalled after they met in person in South Korea last year

Israel searches Lebanon village for missing airman four decades later

Israel carried out air and ground strikes in southern Lebanon while searching for the remains of pilot Ron Arad, whose disappearance in 1986 still haunts the country.

Why gold hasn’t jumped despite the Middle East conflict

Gold normally rallies when wars break out, but this time prices have moved unevenly as a strong dollar and investor behaviour keep the metal from surging.

A new digital chokepoint? How Strait of Hormuz crisis could disrupt India’s internet | Explained

Iran War News: The same corridor that carries oil tankers also hosts a dense network of undersea fibre optic cables that are crucial for India’s international internet connectivity.

Crude surges past $117: Sensex, Nifty post sixth-biggest single-day decline as oil shock rattles markets

The Sensex dropped more than 2,400 points while the Nifty fell about 702 points, making it the sixth-largest fall in absolute points for the two benchmark indices.

Trump says decision to end war with Iran will be 'mutual' with Israeli PM Netanyahu

Trump stated that the Islamic Republic would have destroyed Israel if he and Netanyahu had not been around.

From the Strait of Hormuz to the Strait of Malacca: How disruptions in key maritime chokepoints could spark a global energy crisis

Maritime chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz, Strait of Malacca and Singapore Strait are vital arteries of global trade. Disruptions in these routes could spark supply shocks and send energy prices soaring worldwide.

Qatar PM describes 'big sense of betrayal' by Iranian strikes on Doha, Gulf states

He warned that the escalation risks destabilising the Middle East and triggering global economic shockwaves.

Circuit breaker in South Korea: When global markets last halted trading

South Korea’s stock exchange triggered a circuit breaker on Monday after sharp losses in equities amid rising concerns over the Middle East conflict and surging global oil prices.

'Bringing home the gold': US Interior Secretary confirms arrival of $100 million of gold from Venezuela

Burgum said given that US President Donald Trump had promised a golden age of abundance, the first critical mineral coming from Venezuela will be solid gold bars.

Iran fires fresh missiles at Israel as Mojtaba Khamenei takes charge as supreme leader; West Asia conflict widens

Iranian state broadcaster Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting said the missiles were fired toward what Tehran calls "occupied territories", with images circulating on state media showing a projectile bearing the slogan “At Your Command, Sayyid Mojtaba.”

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