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Analysts say that a US military blockade of Iranian ports, even if limited in scope, would have far-reaching ripple effects on the already strained global energy market.

New analysis finds British households will face soaring energy and fuel bills due to Middle East tensions, straining budgets by almost £500 this year.

Lady Fatou, the grand dame of the Berlin Zoo, has been certified by Guinness as the oldest living gorilla in the world. Discover her remarkable story and the zoo's efforts to honor this pioneering primate.

Russia is tapping into a new demographic to build its drone force - university students. Recruiters offer lucrative contracts to entice young pilots as Russia expands its unmanned military capabilities.

As Russia looks to bolster its drone operations, recruiters have set their sights on a new demographic - university students. Offering lucrative contracts, they aim to build a skilled force to support military objectives.

Explore how Iran transformed its economy beyond just oil exports to combat high inflation, unemployment, and unrest caused by international sanctions.

Heartbreaking farewell as Kids of Faith Place closes, leaving parents scrambling to find new child care options amidst a nationwide crisis. Explore the personal stories and community impact.

RAIB's comprehensive report uncovers the causes behind the tragic derailment at Denbigh Hall South Junction near Bletchley, shedding light on infrastructure issues and safety concerns.

Iran's military responds forcefully to US plans to blockade key oil shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz, calling it an 'act of piracy' that will be met with retaliation.

Pope Leo embarks on groundbreaking African tour, visiting Algeria as the Catholic Church expands rapidly across the continent.