The US is reportedly deploying the USS George HW Bush carrier strike group to West Asia as the Iran war intensifies, boosting military presence amid ongoing hostilities and the Strait of Hormuz crisis.

USS George HW Bush to join Iran war? Report claims US aircraft carrier being deployed to CENTCOM region

The US-Israel-Iran war has entered its 29th day with no signs of de-escalation. Follow latest updates, analysis, and key developments from the ongoing West Asia conflict here.

142 people injured in Israel in last 24 hours: Health Ministry

Israeli strike kills three journalists in Lebanon

Lebanon says more than 50 health workers killed in Israel-Hezbollah war

Qatar, Ukraine join hands to counter missile, drone threats

Ensure freedom of navigation: PM Modi speaks to Saudi Crown Prince

Maersk suspends operations at Oman’s Salalah port after drone attack

Ukraine rejects IRGC claim of strike in Dubai

IDF claims missiles launched from Iran toward Israel

IRGC says missiles destroyed Ukrainian air defense depot in Dubai

Pak PM Sharif condemns continuous Israeli attacks on Iran

Iran indicates to end ‘restraint’ on UAE over alleged role in war: Report

‘Iran won’t strike first, but will retaliate hard if targeted': President

Third fire reported at Khalifa Economic Zone, six injured in Abu Dhabi

Several died after Israeli attacks Lebanon

Significant damage to Kuwait airport radar in drone attack

Houthis confirm missile attack on Israel

Oman's Salalah port attacked

Vessels carrying LPG arrives at Jamnagar in India through Strait of Hormuz

Drone attack hits Oman’s Salalah port, one injured

Indian pilots’ body flags safety risks of flying into conflict zones

Iran all in on crypto

'Significant slowdown' in Spain 

Kuwait says port damaged 

Iran turns back ships from Strait of Hormuz

Iran could fire large missile salvos at Israel: Think Tank report

India one of 5 nations allowed through Hormuz: BJP MP calls it ‘major diplomatic victory’

Iranian embassy mocks US president over 'Strait of trump' remark

Iranian missiles and drones strike Prince Sultan Air Base in major Saudi Arabia escalation | Watch

5 injured in UAE as Iran fires cruise and ballistic missiles, drones

Thai PM says reached deal with Iran for vessels to transit Hormuz Strait

Israel says it faces an incoming missile from Yemen, the first such launch of the war

Israel military says striking 'regime targets' in Tehran

Saudi Arabia says intercepts missile targeting Riyadh region

Multiple explosions shake Tehran

Yemen's Houthis warn will join war if Iran attacks continue

UN nuclear watchdog repeats call for 'restraint' in Mideast war

US-Israel-Iran war highlights: 142 people injured in Israel in last 24 hours: Health Ministry

Even as the world is going through a major energy crisis due to the West Asia war, Iran's revenue from oil exports has increased manifold. Its daily average revenue from oil exports jumped from $115 million in February to $139 million in March.

Iran's Oil Revenue Jumps After Start of War, Earns $139 Million Daily

ICRA flagged possible pressure on government revenues, indicating that elevated prices could lead to softer excise collections and lower corporate tax inflows. Despite these challenges, it highlighted the availability of fiscal buffers. 

Rising energy prices could put strain on India’s FY27 fiscal position, says ICRA

Data from the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data (ACLED) shows that the UAE experienced 112 such hostile incidents over the past month, potentially affecting around 2 million people.

Iran launched far more missile, drone strikes on Gulf states than Israel, claims report

Fuel shortage or full blown panic? With queues growing despite government assurances, a viral video shows a man filling petrol in a detached bike tank at a pump, sparking debate over “jugaad” vs safety. Scroll down to watch the video.

‘Jugaad’ goes viral: No cans allowed, man brings bike tank to petrol pump | Watch

Some of the gold was sold outright, however, most of them was utilised to secure foreign exchange or liras via swap agreements. Meanwhile, officials of the Turkey’s central bank has declined to give any remarks on it.

Turkey sells, swaps nearly 60 tonnes of Gold worth $8 billion amid West Asia war pressures

Global energy markets are facing volatility as oil and gas supply challenges deepen, forcing governments to delay or scale back climate commitments. Analysts warn the crisis undermines momentum toward emissions targets and renewable transitions, creating tension between short‑term energy needs and long‑term climate goals.

West Asia War: Energy Crisis Halts Climate Goals | Oil & Gas Volatility Hits Progress

Tensions in West Asia escalate as former US President Donald Trump warns of severe consequences if no diplomatic deal is reached. Analysts debate whether negotiations can prevent further conflict or if a resolution is merely an illusion.

West Asia Tensions Rise: Trump Warns of Severe Consequences if Deal Fails

Amid growing disapproval for the West Asia war, it is increasingly perceived that U.S. President Donald Trump to trying to play good cop, bad cop. This is seen as an attempt to extricate himself from the consequences of the war which has spiralled out of control.


Trump Plays 'Good Cop, Bad Cop' as Support for West Asia War Shrinks

As the global energy crisis deepens, Asian economies have become the most vulnerable. This is due to their energy dependence on key Gulf routes. Here are the key policy highlights as Asia prepares for a new reality.


US-Iran War: Asian Economies Scramble to Contain Energy Fallout 

A report says around 3,000 troops from the 82nd Airborne Division are set to be deployed amid rising tensions in the region. The rapid-response unit, known for its ability to mobilise quickly during global crises, is often tasked with reinforcing allied positions, securing strategic locations, and supporting contingency operations. 


Report: 3,000 Soldiers From 82nd Airborne Division to be Deployed

The Philippines is feeling the ripple effects of the West Asia conflict, with fuel supplies tightening and prices under pressure. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared a national energy emergency, warning of serious risks to the country’s energy security. As global supply chains remain strained, the move highlights how far-reaching the impact of the ongoing crisis has become, extending well beyond the immediate conflict zone.


West Asia War: President National Emergency Declared In Philippines As Fuel Supplies Dwindle

Prime Minister Narendra Modi briefed Parliament on the West Asia war, warning of long-term impacts on India’s energy security and economy. He stressed preparedness, diversification of supplies, and keeping the Strait of Hormuz open. Meanwhile, the opposition has intensified criticism, alleging mishandling of the crisis and demanding greater transparency

India Energy Crisis Row: Modi Briefs Parliament, Warns of Impact from West Asia War

President Donald Trump said the United States and Iran have held talks and found “major points of agreement” aimed at ending hostilities, even delaying strikes. Tehran has strongly denied any direct negotiations with Washington, calling such claims false. Meanwhile, regional tensions and missile exchanges continue amid international uncertainty.


Iran-US Talks: Iranian Officials Denies All Claims of Talks Made By Trump

Prime Minister Narendra Modi assures that India’s energy reserves are adequate amid global supply concerns. He highlighted that a significant portion of the country’s oil and gas imports passes through the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing preparedness and strategic measures to ensure energy security for the nation.

PM Modi On West Asia War: India Has Sufficient Energy Reserves Despite Reliance on Hormuz Supplies

While speaking in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday over the ongoing West Asia war, PM Modi called for de-escalation and reopening of Hormuz. In the Rajya Sabha, PM Narendra Modi says, "It has been more than 3 weeks since the war in West Asia started. The war has caused a serious energy crisis in the world. For India, too, this situation is concerning. The war has impacted our trade routes. With this, the routine supply of petrol, diesel, gas and fertilisers has been affected."


BREAKING: PM Modi Calls For De-Escalation, Reopening Of Hormuz As He Speaks In Rajya Sabha

Airlines worldwide are experiencing severe financial pressure as the West Asia war disrupts air travel, spikes fuel prices, and triggers security risks over conflict zones. Carriers are rerouting flights, canceling schedules, and facing operational losses. The crisis highlights the broader economic impact of geopolitical tensions on global aviation and energy markets.

West Asia War: Global Aviation Under Heavy Financial Strain Amid West Asia War

The Indian government convened an inter-ministerial briefing to assess the evolving West Asia conflict. Officials discussed regional developments, energy security, and potential impacts on domestic supplies. Authorities assured that essential services and critical fuel supplies, including LPG and crude, remain stable while closely monitoring the situation for any necessary interventions.

Inter-Ministerial Briefing Updates India On West Asia Crisis And Fuel Stability

The global oil crisis is deepening as supply chain disruptions hit energy markets worldwide. Rising uncertainty, logistical challenges, and production issues are driving volatility.

West Asia War: Oil Crisis Deepens as Supply Chain Disruptions Shake Global Energy Markets 

A new report suggests Iran’s strikes are increasingly targeting Gulf nations, with attacks on Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait rising since the conflict began on February 28. While Israel remains a key front, the widening scope shows how the war is spilling deeper into West Asia, putting critical infrastructure and regional stability at risk. 

Iran War: Indian National Injured By Falling Debris In Abu Dabhi

The Pentagon speeds up the deployment of 4,500 US Marines and the 11th MEU to West Asia following Trump’s 48-hour ultimatum to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump orders 4,500 US troops to West Asia amid Strait of Hormuz crisis as Iran ultimatum looms

Riyadh has ordered an Iranian diplomat and members of the diplomatic team to leave the country within 24 hours, signalling a sharp escalation in tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran amid the widening regional conflict. The move reflects growing diplomatic strain across West Asia as geopolitical rivalries intensify alongside the ongoing war dynamics in the region.


Riyadh Tells Iranian Diplomat, Team Members to Leave in 24 Hours

Since the Israel-Iran war began on February 28, attacks across West Asia have sharply increased, drawing multiple countries into the conflict’s expanding footprint. Missile and drone strikes have been reported in Israel, the UAE, Qatar, Jordan and other regional locations, targeting military bases, infrastructure and cities.


Israel-Iran War: Attacks on West Asian Nations Rising Ever Since War Began on Feb 28

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