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Iran wants India to rally BRICS against US-Israel strikes; here's why New Delhi is holding back
Iran has asked India, BRICS chair, to back a statement condemning US-Israel strikes, but New Delhi is resisting taking sides amid deep divisions.
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'No nation has...': Iran's Araghchi talks tough against 'greatest nuclear-armed power on earth'
Abbas Araghchi denied that Iran was negotiating with the United States, saying an exchange of messages through "friendly countries" did not equate to talks with Washington.
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$200 oil stress test vs public denial: Inside Trump team’s worst-case planning amid Iran war
US officials are modelling a $200 oil scenario amid Iran war risks, Bloomberg reports, even as the White House denies concern.
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Trump blames Obama for letting Iran have nuclear weapons, calls program a 'cancer'
The US President said every President before him should have taken the steps to contain Iran.
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Did Iran shoot down a US F-18? US fact-check debunks the claim
Iran’s state-run Press TV shared the video on X, saying the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) had successfully struck a US F-18 fighter jet.
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'Swagatam': Humanoid AI robot escorts Melania Trump, greets leaders in Bengali at White House summit | VIDEO
Humanoid robot Figure 3 debuts at White House summit, greeting leaders in 11 languages as Melania Trump highlights AI’s future role.
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Is Pakistan the secret venue for US-Iran talks? Trump team sends mixed signals on Iran off-ramp
White House calls Pakistan Iran-talk reports “speculation” even as reports say US officials are planning possible talks led by JD Vance.
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Iran says India-linked vessels can pass through Strait of Hormuz, but with a condition
Iran permits Hormuz passage for India and other “friendly” nations, but links transit to security conditions as UN flags global supply risks.
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US-Iran War News Live: Explosions heard in south Beirut amid Israeli strikes as Trump pauses Iran energy site attacks
IRGC Navy chief Tangsiri killed in Bandar Abbas, Israeli media claims; no confirmation yet
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Israel sees little chance of US-Iran deal, but fears Trump may still announce a ceasefire
Israel doubts a US-Iran deal but fears Trump may announce a ceasefire; US troop build-up and Gulf pressure add to tensions.
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Trump says Iran negotiators fear being ‘killed by own people’ amid war talks claims
Trump said Iran is secretly negotiating a deal despite Tehran insisting “there are no negotiations underway” and only indirect messages are being exchanged.
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Gold steadies as investors weigh outlook for US-Iran peace talks
Gold steadied after recent losses as investors weighed mixed US-Iran signals, with prices edging up slightly amid inflation concerns and rate uncertainty.
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Savannah Guthrie says 'we are in agony' as search for missing mother intensifies
Savannah Guthrie made an emotional appeal as the search for her missing 84-year-old mother continues with no major breakthroughs.
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Afghanistan-Pakistan border clashes resume after temporary ceasefire, two civilians killed
Fresh fighting broke out after an Eid ceasefire expired, leaving at least two civilians dead and several injured amid renewed cross-border tensions.
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'It was open before the war': Pakistan’s Khawaja Asif questions US war goals
Khawaja Asif said the war’s objective now appears to be reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which he noted was operational before the conflict began.
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Trump rejects Netanyahu’s call for Iranian uprising, warns of civilian risk
Trump opposed a joint call with Netanyahu to spur protests in Iran, warning it could lead to violence, according to reports.
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Iran says no talks with US despite reviewing ceasefire plan: ‘There are no talks with the US’
Iran says it is reviewing a US ceasefire proposal but insists there are no negotiations with Washington, stating, “There are no talks with the US.”
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Dow rises 300 points, Nasdaq gains over 0.5%, Brent settles around $102 as US signals ceasefire push with Iran
Stocks rose while oil fell as markets reacted to shifting US-Iran ceasefire talks, with traders weighing diplomacy against ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Iranian embassy thanks 'Kashmiris' and India for aid, then quietly deletes posts amid backlash
Iran’s embassy in New Delhi deleted posts thanking “people of Kashmir” and India for humanitarian aid following online backlash, with no official explanation given.
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Iran’s speaker warns 'enemies are preparing to occupy' island, says all movements under surveillance
Iran has warned of severe retaliation amid rising tensions with the US, as reports of troop movements and threats to key maritime routes heighten fears of wider conflict.
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Trump to visit China on May 14–15 after delay due to Iran war for talks with Xi Jinping
Trump announces rescheduled China visit and plans to host Xi Jinping in Washington later this year.
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Disney CEO’s first week marred by ‘Fortnite,’ OpenAI woes
A watershed deal Disney struck with OpenAI late last year dissolved suddenly on Tuesday when the artificial intelligence startup announced it was closing down its Sora video generator app in an effort to streamline its product lineup
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Trump is 'prepared to unleash hell' on Iran if ceasefire deal fails, White House warns
White House warns Trump is “prepared to unleash hell” on Iran if ceasefire conditions are not met, even as talks between the two sides continue.
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British Airways proposes bonus for pilots who burn less fuel
Pilots would collectively need to reduce their jets’ carbon dioxide emissions by 60,000 tons above 2025 levels to unlock a bonus that could equal 1% of their basic salary
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Genetic study identifies earliest-known dog, dating to 15,800 years ago
This dog, known from bones found at the Pinarbasi rock shelter site in Turkey used by ancient human hunter-gatherers, is about 5,000 years older than the previous earliest-known, genetically confirmed canine, the researchers said.
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Iran’s IRGC claims to have shot down US F-18 fighter jet, shares video | Watch
Iran’s IRGC claims it shot down a US F-18 fighter jet and released a video, but the claim remains unverified with no confirmation from US military authorities.
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'Strait of Hormuz will not be the same': Iran says permission for transit will be 'determined by us'
Iran has said the situation in the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its previous state, asserting that it now controls transit through the strategic waterway as tensions in the Middle East continue to rise.
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Pentagon wants to shift funds to interceptors amid Iran war
The Pentagon’s comptroller Jules Hurst didn’t peg the Pentagon request to the ongoing conflict in Iran in a formal “reprogramming” note he sent to Congress on March 13
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US loses $1B in Iran war, Israel could run out of Arrow interceptors: From F-15 jets to drones here’s what’s been lost
US-Iran war intensifies as air defence systems strain, aircraft losses mount, and casualties rise on both sides amid concerns over depleting missile stockpiles and growing operational pressure.
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Bab el‑Mandeb Strait: Is Iran creating a second global chokepoint after Hormuz?
Iran has warned it could open a new front at the Bab el-Mandeb Strait if its territory or islands are attacked, raising concerns over global trade and energy security.
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Meta boosts top executives' pay with stock options as AI race heats up
The options are the social media giant's first for its top brass and require steep stock milestones
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Trump taps Zuckerberg, Andreessen and Huang for tech council
Trump has taken interest in establishing what the White House casts as “American dominance” in AI and digital assets.
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H-1B visa registrations may fall 30-50% for FY2027: What it means for Indian professionals
H-1B filings fell sharply as employers held back due to higher costs and a new wage-based selection system favouring highly skilled workers.
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Trump’s Strait of Hormuz deadline looms as US marines head to Gulf
Thousands of US Marines are deploying to West Asia as President Donald Trump’s Friday deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz nears, with Kharg Island emerging as a strategic focus.
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'Will end the war on our terms': Why Iran rejected Trump’s peace proposal and the 5 demands it has set
US-Israel-Iran War News: Instead of engaging with the US framework, Iran has laid out five clear conditions under which it would consider ending the war.
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SpaceX aims to file for IPO as soon as this week: Report
Advisers involved in the preparation expect the Elon Musk-led company could attempt to raise more than $75 billion in what would likely be one of the largest IPOs in history
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Netanyahu seeks to avoid snap vote as Iran war gives no boost in polls
For Netanyahu, the war has helped him pivot attention away from Gaza and toward his joint campaign with the US against Iran, where national consensus is strongest
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Israel’s ambassador to India: 'Huge opportunities' await once Iran threat is neutralised
Israel’s Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, says ending the Iran threat could unlock “huge opportunities” for West Asia, benefiting countries like India through stability, investment, and robust Gulf trade ties.
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‘Played twice already’: Why Iran fears Trump could be setting it up for a third time
At the heart of Iran’s hesitation lies a fundamental contradiction. Iranian officials believe that Washington is attempting diplomacy while simultaneously escalating military pressure.
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Meta is cutting several hundred jobs amid record AI spending
The layoffs will affect employees both in the US and other international markets, according to a person familiar with the matter
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Mines, missiles and risky waters: How Indian Navy is secretly guiding ships through Strait of Hormuz | Explained
Strait of Hormuz Crisis: The Indian Navy is not only escorting vessels after they exit the strait but is also assisting them in choosing safe routes before and during the transit.
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Iran rejects US proposal, sets five conditions to end war: Report
Iranian media outlets, quoting an official source, reinforced the stance, saying, 'The war will end when we are elected and only if our conditions are met'
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Iran confirms receiving US 15-point plan to end Gulf War; talks may be held in Pakistan or Turkey
Iran confirms receiving a US 15-point plan via Pakistan to end the Gulf conflict, signalling possible diplomatic movement despite public denials, as mediation efforts gain traction.
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A golden opportunity missed? Iran war creates demand surge for African oil. Here’s what’s holding it back
While the Iran crisis has created a clear opportunity, Africa’s energy sector faces deep structural challenges that have prevented it from fully capitalising on the moment.
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Iran’s Hormuz blockade cracked? How ships are using 'secret code' to slip through world's most dangerous oil route
Ships attempting to pass without Tehran’s approval face significant risks. Around 20 vessels have reportedly been struck this month, underscoring the dangers of unauthorised transit.
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Hormuz tensions send sea drone maker’s stock up 700%, turning owners into billionaires
Growing interest in Exail's submarine drones has pushed the company’s shares up more than 700% since mid-2024
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A 4 trillion Yuan bet: How China is quietly building an exit as the world fixates on Strait of Hormuz | Explained
At the centre of China's strategy is an ambitious push to build a nationwide electricity supergrid that could fundamentally change how the country powers its economy.
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US strikes on Iran face backlash at home as Americans say action 'too far': Poll
A new AP-NORC poll shows most Americans believe US military action in Iran has gone too far, while rising concern over gasoline prices adds pressure on Donald Trump.
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US moves to boost THAAD missile production output with BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin amid Iran war
The United States has announced a framework agreement to significantly scale up production of key components for the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system, as it looks to strengthen its defence capabilities amid the ongoing Iran conflict
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A 15-point deal, a closed strait and zero trust: What US wants, what Iran demands and why a deal looks distant
Iran War News: At the heart of the current diplomatic push is a 15-point proposal sent by the United States to Iran through intermediaries, including Pakistan.
