Iran’s Navy Commander, Rear Admiral Shahram Irani, has warned that the US aircraft carrier strike group could be targeted, following the sinking of the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena.

“Once the Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier strike group enters its range, it will be targeted with coastal missiles to avenge the Dena martyrs. All movements and positions of the strike group, as well as its requests to regional countries, are being monitored in real time.

US-Iran War: Iranian Navy Says It Will Avenge Sinking of IRIS Dena by US

A US fighter jet attacked two targets in Iraq killing five people. The US called the strike a retaliation for repeated attacks on its troops in the country. An Iraqi security Force official confirmed that the strike killed five fighters of the Hezbollah group.


Iran War: US Launches Strikes on PMF Building Near Kirkuk Airport, Five Fighters Killed 

U.S. President Donald Trump has postponed planned military strikes on Iran’s power plants and energy infrastructure for five days, calling recent discussions with Tehran “very good and productive” amid the ongoing conflict. Iran has denied any direct talks, even as tensions and regional attacks continue to intensify.


Trump Revised Iran's Power Plant Attack Deadline; Does Trump Have a Clear Exit Strategy?

Tensions are rapidly escalating across West Asia as Iran-linked strikes target multiple locations, including a US-linked vessel near Oman, Kuwait’s international airport, and key regional infrastructure. Conflicting claims have also emerged over a Ukrainian drone depot in Dubai, while civilians, including Indian nationals in Abu Dhabi, have been caught in the fallout. The widening scope of attacks signals a dangerous expansion of the conflict beyond traditional battle zones.


US-Iran War: Iran Strikes Across Gulf Region, Ports, Airports And Military Targets Hit

Tensions around Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant are growing after another strike was reported nearby, marking the third such incident in just 10 days. While no damage to the reactor or radiation leak has been confirmed, global nuclear watchdogs and Russian officials have warned that repeated attacks near active nuclear facilities pose serious risks to safety and regional stability.


Israel-Iran War: IAEA Urges Military Restraint, Warns Risk Of Nuclear Accident

Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis have entered the conflict, launching their first confirmed missile attack on Israel. The strike marks a significant escalation, opening a new front in the war and raising fears of a wider regional confrontation. Israel says it intercepted the incoming threat as tensions continue to surge across West Asia.


Iran-Israel War: Houthis Enter West Asia War, Open New Front With Missile Strike On Israel

Iran has issued an "ultimatum" to hotel owners in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, warning that hosting US military personnel could make their properties legitimate military targets, the semi-official Fars news agency reported.


US-Iran War: Iran's 'Ultimatum' to Bahrain, UAE Hotels Hosting US Troops

The conflict with Iran is significantly draining U.S. missile stocks, specifically high-end interceptors like THAAD and Patriot missiles, and precision-guided weapons like Tomahawk cruise missiles. Production capacity is struggling to keep pace with the high consumption rate, causing concern among officials about maintaining readiness for other global priorities.


US-Iran War | Reports: Pentagon Flags Low Tomahawk Missile Stocks

A prolonged Iran war is draining US munitions, critical minerals and industrial capacity, and weakening the country’s defence base and military presence in Asia as rivalry with China intensifies, observes academic Hao Nan. 


Iran War: US Military Equipment Reliant on Rare Earth Metals

In the midst of the ongoing US‑Iran war, **Donald Trump has sharply criticised NATO allies for not backing U.S. efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route. Trump warned the alliance faces a “very bad future” if members refuse to support military action in the critical waterway, sparking debate over transatlantic unity and U.S. leadership.


Iran Claims Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant Struck For Third Time

In the midst of the ongoing US‑Iran war, **Donald Trump has sharply criticised NATO allies for not backing U.S. efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route. Trump warned the alliance faces a “very bad future” if members refuse to support military action in the critical waterway, sparking debate over transatlantic unity and U.S. leadership. 


US-Iran War: Trump's Patience With NATO Runs Thin Amid Iran's Hormuz Chokehold

Iran’s military says that it had targeted a US logistics vessel near the Omani port of Salalah.

“A logistics vessel supporting the aggressive US army was targeted by the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran at a considerable distance from the port of Salalah in Oman,” Ebrahim Zolfaghari, a spokesman for Iran’s central military command, says in a statement.

US-Iran War: Iran Claims Striking US Vessel Near Omani Port of Salah

A day after a report claimed that Tesla CEO Elon Musk joined the call between US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Saturday (March 28) made it clear that the call was only between the two leaders.
Refuting the New York Times report, the MEA made it clear that no other person other than President Trump and PM Modi was part of the call, which took place on March 24. However, the MEA did not make any mention of Musk.


MEA Refutes NYT Report That Musk Sat in Trump-Modi Call

In the ongoing US‑Iran war, Donald Trump said Iran is now looking for a deal even as he pressed Tehran to reopen the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, jokingly referring to it as the “Strait of Trump.” Trump framed this as part of diplomatic talks amid global pressure to end the conflict while insisting Iran must meet US conditions first.


US-Iran War: Trump Says Iran is Looking for Deal, Labels Hormuz After Himself

US President Donald Trump has said Washington is achieving its military objectives in Iran, signalling progress in ongoing operations as the US-Iran war continues to reshape regional security dynamics. The White House has repeatedly stated that the campaign aims to weaken Iran’s missile capabilities, naval forces, air power, and nuclear programme infrastructure.


US-Iran War: US President Says Washington is Achieving Military Goals in Iran 

US-Iran War: Trump Claims US Is Meeting Key Military Goals in Iran

#Gravitas The United States has unveiled a new weapon amid the ongoing war in West Asia. For the first time in active combat, U.S. has deployed uncrewed drone boats. 


US Deploys Uncrewed Drone Boats Against Iran

US President Donald Trump has postponed planned strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure for 10 days, citing progress in negotiations. The delay comes amid escalating conflict, global oil concerns, and mixed signals from both sides. Talks continue, but uncertainty remains over whether diplomacy or military action will prevail.


US-Iran War: Trump Haults Strikes on Iran's Power Plants; Maintains Talks With Iran Ongoing

Group of Seven foreign ministers met on Friday in France to discuss the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with deep divisions apparent over the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s repeated complaints that America’s allies have ignored or rejected requests for help in the military operation and in confronting Iran’s retaliatory attacks, including the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to most international shipping.


Day 2 of G7: EU Allies Push US For Details on Military Strategy

The Strait of Hormuz’s geography favors Iran by offering a narrow (approx. 21-mile wide), shallow, and easily monitored chokepoint that forces global oil traffic close to its shores, providing immense asymmetrical advantages. Iran utilizes this terrain to deploy coastal missiles, mines, and small, fast-attack boats, effectively turning a vital global energy route into a defensible bottleneck that it can disrupt, according to Moneycontrol.com. 


Strait of Hormuz: Why Geography Favors Iran

Is the global economy slowly moving away from the dominance of the United States Dollar? The ongoing tensions involving Iran, the United States, and other geopolitical shifts are accelerating discussions around de-dollarisation in global energy trade.

Countries are increasingly settling oil transactions in alternative currencies such as the Chinese Yuan, Russian Ruble, and Indian Rupee. This shift could reshape how global commodities are priced and traded.

What Iran War Means For The Declining Dollar Dominance

A U.S. federal court has issued a temporary block on a Pentagon action, halting its implementation while legal challenges are reviewed. The ruling addresses concerns raised by plaintiffs regarding the legality and potential consequences of the Pentagon’s decision.


US Court Temporarily Blocks Pentagon Action 

US President Donald Trump has again publicly criticized NATO, accusing the alliance of inaction and pushing allies to do more on defense — particularly over the Strait of Hormuz and broader security issues. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte responded with a more measured, conciliatory tone, defending alliance cooperation and the need to balance U.S. expectations with collective decision‑making among member states. 


Donald Trump Slams NATO Again, Rutte Drops Conciliatory Response

The White House has rejected Elon Musk’s offer to pay Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers during the ongoing government shutdown, citing legal and ethical concerns.

Officials said federal rules bar private individuals from directly paying government employees, with compensation strictly governed by congressional appropriations.

The administration also flagged Musk’s existing government contracts as a potential conflict, adding that such an arrangement would pose significant legal challenges.

The decision comes as thousands of TSA workers continue to work without full pay amid the funding impasse, raising concerns over airport disruptions and staffing shortages.

USA: White House Snubs Musk Offer to Pay TSA Staff Over Ethics Rules | WION

The US economy is undergoing a long-term structural shift, with jobs increasingly moving from manufacturing to the services sector.

This transformation has been driven by technological advancements, globalisation and outsourcing, leading to a steady decline in manufacturing employment since its peak in the 1970s.

The shift reflects deeper changes in how the US economy functions, with services now playing a central role in growth, employment and productivity.

US Economy Transitioning to Services-Led Growth | World Business Watch

The United States has raised fresh cybersecurity concerns, flagging certain foreign-made routers as potential security risks. New models now face import restrictions, while existing devices can continue to be used for now. The move, backed by the Federal Communications Commission, signals tighter scrutiny of network equipment, with companies expected to seek approvals under updated rules in the coming months.


US Flags Foreign-Made Internet Routers As Security Risk, Bans Imports

The U.S. economy is emerging as a key issue for voters, with fresh data showing only 29% approval for President Donald Trump on economic handling. Rising fuel prices appear to be a major factor behind the decline, adding pressure on households and shaping public sentiment. Meanwhile, Democrats continue to hold an advantage on issues like healthcare and women’s rights, highlighting a shifting political landscape as economic concerns take centre stage.


US President Trump Faces Rising Discontent from Americans

Iran launched a fresh wave of missile attacks on Israel, striking Tel Aviv and targeting northern regions amid escalating conflict. Several people were injured and property damage reported, while Israeli air defenses intercepted multiple threats. The strikes mark a sharp escalation, raising fears of wider regional war and diminishing hopes for diplomacy.


Iran-Israel War: 'Terrified' Israeli Residents Recount Iranian Missile Attack

Donald Trump says Iran is ready to strike a deal and points to “major areas of agreement,” even as he orders a five-day pause on strikes targeting energy infrastructure. But Tehran has flatly denied any talks, calling the claim misleading and maintaining its stance on the Strait of Hormuz. The mixed signals have added fresh uncertainty to an already volatile situation.


US-Israel War With Iran: Will Iran Agree To Restrictions On Missile Programme? 

Iran appears to be recalibrating its battlefield strategy, shifting from large-scale missile barrages to fewer but more powerful strikes. Recent launches toward Israel reportedly included advanced systems like the Sejjil missile, known for its long range and heavy payload capacity. Israeli forces have responded with fresh waves of strikes across Iranian targets, as the conflict enters a more intense and calculated phase marked by precision and firepower.


Israel-Iran War: Iran Launches Waves of Missiles Towards Israel

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