The ongoing conflict in West Asia is raising concerns about fuel prices in India. Motorists are fearing higher petrol and diesel costs as tensions in the region threaten global oil supplies.

India relies heavily on crude oil imports, and any disruption in key shipping routes or production hubs in the Middle East could push global oil prices higher. The situation has sparked anxiety among consumers about the possibility of more expensive fuel refills in the coming days.

US-Iran War: West Asia War Sparks Fuel Price Fears In India, Motorists Brace For Costly Refills

#Gravitas Since the war, more than 2,000 Iranian missiles and drones have been reportedly launched across the region. Yet despite this barrage, Gulf governments are largely holding their fire.


US-Iran War: Why Gulf Nations Aren’t Hitting Back at Iran

As the war in West Asia entered the 11th day, U.S. President Donald Trump has declared that the conflict will end very soon. As per reports, his advisors have asked him to extract U.S. from the war and present a case that the military has largely achieved its objectives. This comes amid concerns over the ongoing energy crisis which is impacting U.S. as well.


White House Panic: Advisers Push Trump to End Iran War

The war in West Asia has entered its 11th day, with fighting spreading across multiple countries. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed responsibility for a missile strike on a U.S. base in Iraq, while Israel has launched airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. Missile and drone attacks have also targeted Gulf countries, with Qatar intercepting several Iranian missiles over its airspace. The UAE has condemned a drone attack on its consulate in Erbil. Meanwhile, Iran says it is preparing to deploy “monster missiles” with one-ton warheads, as Israel warns that its attacks on Iranian targets will intensify. The death toll continues to rise across the region, raising fears that the conflict could spread further across West Asia. 


US-Iran War: Iran Vows to Fight Till the End as Trump Says War Can End Soon

U.S. President Donald Trump continues to blam Iran for the deadly school strike that happened during the early phase of the ongoing conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran.

The strike, which occurred near a school in Minab, Iran, killed more than 160 people after a missile hit a military facility located next to the school. The attack reportedly took place when U.S. forces launched strikes against Iranian targets during the opening stages of the war.

However, Trump continues to insist that Iran was responsible for the tragedy, claiming Iranian weapons are inaccurate and may have caused the blast.

US-Iran War: Video Indicates US Missile Hit Girls' School in Minab 

Iran's Tragic School Attack: Trump Continues To Blame Tehran For Strike 

U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly weighing a bold military option as tensions with Iran continue to rise. According to reports, officials from the United States and Israel are discussing the possibility of deploying special forces to seize Iran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium.

The reported plan could also involve securing the strategic Kharg Island, a key hub for Iran’s oil exports and a major part of the country’s energy infrastructure.

Trump Eyes Special Forces Strike to Seize Iran’s Nuclear Stockpile

AI firm Anthropic is preparing a legal challenge after the Pentagon reportedly labeled the company a potential supply-chain security risk. The dispute could trigger a major legal battle over AI technology, defence procurement, and national security oversight in the United States. watch this report for more details!


Tech Firm Anthropic Sues Donald Trump Administration Over Pentagon Blacklist

Donald Trump has said the war with Iran will not end without input from Israel. Trump stated that any decision to conclude the conflict would be a “mutual” decision made in coordination with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.


US-Iran War: Trump Says War With Iran Won't End With Israel's Input 

There’s intense debate over the endgame of the U.S.-Iran conflict under President Donald Trump, and it hasn’t been clearly defined even by the administration itself. Trump’s public statements have shifted over time - from degrading Iran’s missile and nuclear capabilities to asserting that Iran must unconditionally surrender and suggesting that the war’s end will be a joint decision with Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu

Trump’s Iran War Strategy: Endgame, Netanyahu Role, and Blinken Insight

The Iran war could be entering a new and highly volatile front. Intense airstrikes have struck military positions, border posts, and police stations along the Iran-Iraq border, signaling preparations by the United States and Israel for a possible expansion of the conflict.

Reports indicate Washington is considering supporting Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq if they cross into Iran, while Israel’s military confirms heavy operations in western Iran aimed at degrading Iranian capabilities and opening access to Tehran

Trump's U-Turn: Don't Want Kurds Involved in Iran War | Turkey Objects to Conflict on Ethnic Lines

Trump administration is facing mounting questions over how far the United States will go in the escalating war against Iran — including whether American ground forces could be sent into Tehran.

While Trump insists ground troops are not currently being considered, he refuses to rule out future deployment if deemed necessary, saying moving them in would require a “very good reason.” This comes as U.S. and Israel strikes intensify, Iranian retaliation continues, and concerns mount about broader Middle East escalation.

US-Israel At War With Iran: Trump Unsure Of Sending Troops To Tehran? 

U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly made a U-turn on a potential Kurdish offensive, saying he does not want Kurdish forces entering the ongoing conflict.

According to the remarks, Trump indicated that Kurdish involvement could widen the war and complicate the already volatile situation in the region. The shift suggests Washington may be seeking to prevent the conflict from expanding further.

The comments come as tensions continue to escalate across the Middle East, with multiple actors monitoring whether new forces could be drawn into the war.

The Trump administration has attempted to calm global markets by announcing a war-risk insurance programme for ships and promising naval protection for vessels passing through the strait of Hormuz. The move was aimed at reassuring shipping companies and oil traders that the world’s most critical energy corridor remains open for business.


Hormuz Traffic Down Over 90% Despite US Insurance Plan 

The conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran is escalating rapidly. U.S. President Donald Trump has declared that there will be no peace deal with Iran unless Tehran agrees to “unconditional surrender.” The statement comes as Israeli airstrikes and U.S. military operations intensify across the region, raising fears of a wider Middle East war.

Iran has rejected the demand and vowed to continue defending itself while missile attacks and military strikes continue on multiple fronts. With global oil prices rising and tensions spreading across the Middle East, the world is watching closely to see whether diplomacy or escalation will follow.

Iran War Day 8: Trump Demands 'Unconditional Surrender' 

Tensions between the United States and Iran continue to rise as reports emerge about a possible deployment of the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush to West Asia. Iranian sources claimed that Washington is preparing to send another carrier strike group to the region, but the United States has pushed back against these claims.

According to recent defense reports, the USS George H.W. Bush has completed its pre-deployment training and could soon be sent toward the Eastern Mediterranean. If deployed, it would become the third U.S. aircraft carrier operating near Iran, alongside the USS Gerald R. Ford in the Red Sea and USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea

US Rejects Iran's Claims: Trump Deploying USS George H.W. Bush To West Asia? 

Israel's military said it launched a "broad wave" of strikes on Iran's capital of Tehran targeting regime infrastructure, with additional strikes in Beirut's southern suburbs. Iran responded early Friday with retaliatory strikes on Israel.



US-Iran War: Israel Confirms Wave of Strikes on Government Targets in Tehran

Newly surfaced FBI memos from past interviews reportedly contain unsubstantiated allegations involving U.S. President Donald Trump linked to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Trump has denied all claims, while reports say the accusations stem from interviews conducted with a woman who alleged she was introduced to Trump by Epstein in the 1980s. The documents are now drawing renewed scrutiny and political attention.


Epstein Files: New FBI Files Reveal Unsubstantiated' Allegations Against Trump 

President Donald Trump has intensified his rhetoric and strategy on Iran, suggesting the United States should play a role in shaping the country’s future leadership while backing military operations alongside Israel. The comments come as Washington ramps up pressure on Tehran through military strikes, economic sanctions and political messaging aimed at weakening Iran’s current regime. Trump has also made a series of bold global claims -- crediting himself for election outcomes abroad and pushing allies and rivals alike, from Israel to Europe, to align with his agenda. The result is a widening geopolitical confrontation that critics say reflects an expanding American power play — one that could reshape the balance of power in the West Asia and beyond.


US-Iran War: Trump's Global Powerplay is War, Threats and Boasting

Religious leaders have rallied around Donald Trump, offering prayers and support amid ongoing global conflicts and political crises. The gathering highlights the intersection of faith, politics, and leadership during turbulent times, as prominent spiritual figures emphasize guidance, protection, and solidarity with the U.S. president.

War & Prayer: Faith Leaders Gather Around Trump Amid Crisis

India has received a 30-day waiver from the United States allowing continued imports of Russian oil amid global sanctions. The waiver provides India strategic flexibility in energy sourcing while navigating international pressure. Analysts see this as a significant move in India-U.S.-Russia energy diplomacy.

India-U.S.-Russia energy diplomacy: India Granted 30-Day U.S. Waiver on Russian Oil 

Donald Trump met football legend Lionel Messi at the White House and sparked a debate about the greatest player in football history. Trump discussed whether Messi has surpassed Brazilian icon Pelé as the GOAT, reigniting one of football’s most passionate global debates.

Trump Meets Messi at White House, Discusses If Messi Surpassed Pele

US President Donald Trump has announced that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem will step down from her role, with Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin nominated to lead the Department of Homeland Security.

According to the announcement, Mullin is set to assume the position effective March 31, 2026. Kristi Noem will instead serve as the “Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas.”

During her tenure, Noem oversaw key elements of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown and border enforcement policies. The leadership change comes as the administration continues to focus on immigration and national security priorities.

USA: Trump Replaces DHS Chief Kristi Noem, Nominates Senator Markwayne Mullin | WION 

Iran’s Ambassador to India, Dr Mohammad Fathali, has strongly condemned the sinking of an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean near Sri Lanka, calling it a serious violation of international law. The envoy alleged that the United States and Israel were responsible for the attack, which reportedly killed more than 100 sailors.

The Iranian frigate IRIS Dena was struck in waters south of Sri Lanka during the escalating Iran–US–Israel conflict, with Sri Lankan authorities rescuing survivors after the ship issued a distress call.
Tehran has warned that those responsible for the attack will face consequences as tensions continue to rise across the region.

US-Israel War With Iran: Iran Envoy Slams Warship Strike Near Sri Lanka 

Democrats have begun pushing back against President Donald Trump’s decision to join Israel in military strikes on Iran, challenging his authority to wage war without United States Congress approval. Democrats are calling for votes on war powers resolutions to require congressional authorization and rein in unilateral executive action — though the Senate vote is expected to face steep odds.

Iran War Day 5: Democrats Challenge Trump's War Authority

#Gravitas The war has intensified across West Asia. Explosions have struck multiple cities as the U.S.–Israeli air campaign against Iran, and the counterattacks by Tehran and its proxies, entered its fourth day. Blasts were reported in Tehran, Riyadh, Beirut, central Israel, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, among other parts of West Asia, underscoring the widening scope of this confrontation. With West Asia practically engaged in an all-out regional war, how long before the world is dragged into its flames? 

Trump Says Iran’s Military ‘Gone,’ Says It is ‘too Late’ for Talks

#Gravitas A major rift is opening across the Atlantic. Three of America’s key European allies, the United Kingdom, France and Spain appear to be refusing to back US President Donald Trump’s military campaign against Iran.  Trump has infact reportedly criticised British prime minister Keir Starmer after London declined to support the initial US-Israeli strikes.   


UK, France, Spain Draw the Line, Refuse to Back Trump’s Iran War

U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff has revealed that Iranian negotiators claimed they had enough enriched uranium to build as many as 11 nuclear bombs, raising fresh alarm amid faltering nuclear talks. Witkoff said after the second round that a deal was “impossible,” undermining earlier optimism about diplomatic progress.


US-Iran War: Witkoff Says Iran Could Have Produced 11 Nuclear Bombs

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton has denied any wrongdoing linked to Jeffrey Epstein, as newly released videos of his testimony draw renewed public attention. Clinton said he cut ties with Epstein years ago and was unaware of his criminal activities.

Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton has stated she never met Epstein, as the Clinton family seeks to distance itself from the disgraced financier. The resurfacing of a viral photo and fresh scrutiny have reignited political debate in the United States.

Epstein Files: Bill Clinton Explains Viral Hot Tub Photo

President Donald Trump was photographed with a prominent red rash on his neck during a White House event, sparking public attention and questions. The White House doctor said the redness was due to a “very common” preventative skin cream, but officials have not clarified the underlying condition the treatment addresses.

Trump’s Neck Rash Draws Attention During Event 

Tensions in the Middle East have sharply escalated as Iran launched a large wave of missiles toward Israel and other regional targets in retaliation for recent U.S.–Israeli strikes, marking a significant expansion of the conflict. Sirens blared across Israeli cities as air defenses intercepted incoming projectiles, with some impacts reported in population centers.

Amid the growing hostilities and unpredictable security situation, the United States has issued an urgent travel advisory urging its citizens in West Asia to “depart now” due to serious safety risks, including potential missile and drone threats. Governments across the region are warning of further instability as civilian and military targets come under fire.

US-Iran War: Iran Launches Missile Wave On Israel; US Warns Citizens To ‘Depart Now’

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