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The Israel-Iran war has entered Day 14, with Israel launching fresh strikes on Tehran as tensions continue to escalate across the region. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed ongoing operations targeting Iranian military infrastructure while missile threats triggered emergency alerts. Authorities instructed residents to move to shelters and remain near protected spaces as incoming missiles were detected and air-defense systems worked to intercept them.

Afghanistan has reported fresh airstrikes carried out by Pakistan, resulting in four fatalities in the Afghan capital, Kabul, according to local police. The strikes mark a continuation of cross-border tensions in the region, further complicating already fragile security conditions. Afghan authorities are investigating the attack, assessing casualties and damage, while calling for restraint to avoid escalation.

Iran’s drone and missile strikes are raising serious concerns inside the Pentagon after key radar systems linked to U.S. missile defenses in the Gulf were reportedly hit. Military analysts say Tehran is targeting the “eyes” of the U.S. defense network, critical radars used to track incoming threats. Watch this report for more details!

U.S. markets closed sharply lower after oil prices surged above $100 following Iranian strikes on two oil tankers. Rising energy prices have sparked fresh inflation concerns as investors brace for the upcoming Federal Reserve policy decision amid heavy losses across banks, tech, and retail stocks.

The administration of Donald Trump has launched sweeping trade investigations targeting major global partners including China, the European Union, Japan, and Mexico. The probes could pave the way for fresh tariffs as early as this summer, raising fears of a new escalation in global trade tensions.

The war between the United States and Iran is growing more complex as Donald Trump delivers mixed signals on the conflict’s trajectory. While declaring that Iran is “paying a big price,” the U.S. president has also hinted at both escalation and possible endgame scenarios. Meanwhile, the United States Department of the Treasury signaled that no cost is considered “unaffordable,” even as the United States Department of Defense reportedly spent over $11.3 billion in the first week of operations. The situation intensified further after the crash of a KC‑135 Stratotanker refueling aircraft in Iraq, marking the fourth American aircraft loss since the war began.

Sirens were reportedly heard at Incirlik Air Base, a key military installation in southern Turkey, prompting heightened security measures at the facility. The base, used by both Turkish forces and NATO allies, was placed on high alert following the warning sirens. Authorities have not immediately confirmed the exact reason for the alert, but the development comes amid rising tensions across the Middle East.

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US President Donald Trump says the war against Iran is moving “very rapidly” amid continued military operations and regional tensions, highlighting progress in the ongoing conflict. Trump also sharply criticised Iran, describing it as a “nation of terror and hate” and saying it is paying a big price for its actions. His remarks reflect growing US pressure on Tehran and Washington’s commitment to dismantling Iranian military capabilities.

Escalating geopolitical tensions and energy market volatility are driving a sharp surge in global fertilizer prices, raising alarms about the future of food production. As fertilizer costs climb, farmers worldwide could face higher input expenses, threatening crop yields and pushing food prices higher.

A rare “super bloom” has transformed parts of Death Valley National Park, covering the normally barren desert landscape with vibrant wildflowers. The phenomenon occurs after unusual rainfall and favorable temperatures, allowing dormant desert seeds to germinate simultaneously. Visitors and photographers are flocking to the park to witness the spectacular natural event, which may last only a few weeks.

A shocking attack unfolded at a synagogue in Michigan, where a truck rammed into the building, triggering a major emergency response. Authorities confirmed the attacker was shot dead at the scene as law enforcement moved in to secure the area. During evacuation operations, nearly 30 officers suffered smoke inhalation and were hospitalised. Officials say the situation is under investigation as security forces work to determine the motive behind the attack and assess the extent of the damage.

Tom Holland and Zendaya, our beloved Spider man film couple, have reportedly tied the knot. Days after the rumours grew, it has been reported that actress has indirectly confirmed.

Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has vowed revenge against the United States following recent strikes and escalating conflict in the region. In his first public message as leader, Khamenei warned that U.S. military bases across the Middle East could become targets if hostilities continue. He also signaled Iran would maintain pressure on its adversaries and expand the confrontation if necessary. The remarks come amid rising tensions between Iran, the United States and Israel, with missile attacks, military strikes and threats intensifying across the region.

Concerns over LPG supply are growing across India as the West Asia conflict disrupts global energy routes. Several restaurants have begun cutting menu items while households worry about possible shortages despite government assurances. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the government is doing everything possible to safeguard India’s energy security and ensure stable supplies. Officials insist the situation is under control, but rising global fuel prices and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are keeping markets and consumers on edge.

Iran has released a viral AI-generated animation modelled after Disney’s Inside Out, portraying US President Donald Trump as being controlled by “evil impulses”. The 30-second satire mocks his claims about Tomahawk missiles used in the Minab school strike. Watch here!

The news came to light only this week after members of Iran’s women’s national football team, sought asylum and are kept under tight security in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

In a major development amid the US-Iran conflict and global energy tensions, the United States has issued a 30-day temporary waiver allowing the sale of stranded Russian oil. The waiver applies to crude and petroleum products loaded onto tankers before March 12, providing a legal window for their delivery despite existing sanctions. This move aims to stabilize global energy markets impacted by military escalation and sanctions, while signaling the U.S. as a “problem solver” in the energy supply chain.