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Investors weigh the risks of oil disruptions against strong corporate earnings and the possibility of de-escalation from the White House to maintain market stability.

Thousands march worldwide in solidarity with Palestine, protesting Israeli occupation and US foreign policy on al-Quds Day.

As Iran's chief justice gives a live interview at an al-Quds rally, an air attack suddenly strikes in Tehran. This breaking news event is reported with full details.

John F. Burns, the renowned foreign correspondent for The New York Times, has passed away at the age of 81. His career spanned decades and he was acclaimed for his groundbreaking coverage of major global events.

Kosovo's new Law on Foreigners raises concerns among ethnic Serbs who hold Serbian citizenship, fearing significant restrictions despite long-standing ties to the region.

As tensions escalate between the US and Iran, a top Pentagon official vows a 'lethal day' against the Iranian regime's 'crumbling' military capabilities.

As U.S. sanctions pause, Russia's economic power grows through surging Iranian oil exports. Explore the complex dynamics shaping global energy markets.

Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen warns the Iran war is stranding cargo worldwide and sparking fears of accelerating inflation.

As the conflict between the US and Iran enters its second week, Defense Secretary Hegseth has announced that the US is increasing its airstrikes, while six service members were killed in a plane crash in Iraq.

US Defense Secretary Hegseth declares Iran's defense industry 'nearly destroyed' as six service members killed in Iraq plane crash amid second week of conflict.