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Despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, hostilities continue between Israel and Hezbollah, exacerbating the plight of 1.2 million displaced individuals in Lebanon.
The UAE's unexpected exit from OPEC raises significant questions about the future dynamics of the oil cartel and its potential effects on crude prices.
As the war with Iran escalates, President Trump's approval ratings have reached an all-time low, with rising cost-of-living concerns becoming increasingly pronounced.
Recent reports indicate that Barclays experienced a profit increase, though it faced challenges with loan losses. Meanwhile, BP's earnings surged due to a significant oil trading boom associated with the Iran war.
President Trump has expressed his dissatisfaction with Iran's recent proposal aimed at resolving the US-Israeli conflict, according to a US official.
Despite a facade of unity among Iran's leadership, significant disagreements have emerged among lawmakers concerning negotiations related to Tehran's nuclear program.
As geopolitical tensions persist, oil prices are on the rise, reflecting the uncertainty surrounding the Iran war stand-off.
Following an endorsement from the Coordination Framework, Iraq's president has nominated Ali al-Zaidi as the new Prime Minister-designate, granting him 30 days to form a government.
In a significant political move, Iraq’s president has appointed businessman Ali al-Zaidi to form a new government following his nomination by the leading parliamentary bloc.
Anthony Joshua is slated to return to the boxing ring on July 25, with a comeback fight scheduled to take place in Saudi Arabia.
Elections in the West Bank and Gaza are set to influence local governance, with experts highlighting their significance for Palestinian sovereignty.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting domestic challenges as former rivals unite in response to the US-Iran ceasefire, reshaping the political landscape.
The AMIA bombing continues to cast a long shadow over the nuclear energy sector, raising questions about security and regulatory implications.
Iran has firmly rejected international calls to cease uranium enrichment and maintain control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz, amidst rising tensions.
As US and Iranian negotiators did not engage in direct discussions in Islamabad, the path to a sustainable peace remains unclear despite an ongoing ceasefire.
Recent analysis indicates that fuel prices in Europe have surged significantly due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, with current prices remaining high.
Recent Israeli airstrikes in south Lebanon have resulted in six fatalities, raising concerns as a ceasefire with Hezbollah shows signs of deterioration amid ongoing tensions.
The ongoing US-Iran negotiations are significantly hindered by the contentious issue of uranium enrichment, which could have broader implications for regional stability.
Following the US-Israeli strikes on February 28, Iran has implemented a tiered internet system, limiting access to select groups and marking a significant shift in online freedoms.
Philosopher Edgar Morin reflects on the challenges facing humanity in a series of conversations with Le Monde.