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The US Treasury Department has issued a temporary license allowing the sale of Russian oil already loaded onto vessels, providing a limited window for clearing stranded shipments.

Tensions flare as an Iranian missile strikes a residential area in northern Israel, heightening concerns over the region's ongoing conflict.

Massive crowds in the Greek capital march to the US Embassy, voicing outrage over the recent attacks on Iran by the US and Israel.

Australia taps into fuel reserves, assuring no shortages as Energy Minister Bowen downplays concerns. Regional areas to benefit as companies required to free up diesel and petrol.

Drones, cruise missiles, and fighter jets have become a common sight for sailors trapped on ships in the Gulf, putting their safety at grave risk with nowhere to hide.

UK lawmakers express deep unease over the impending expiration of the BBC World Service's funding agreement with the government, raising questions about the service's future.

The Trump administration has lifted sanctions on Russia, claiming it will aid oil flow amid tensions with Iran. Critics argue this move benefits Moscow and undermines US foreign policy.

Qantas airline reaches $74 million settlement over complaints about refund policies for cancelled flights during the COVID-19 pandemic. The case highlights ongoing customer service challenges for the travel industry.

Netflix has greenlit a highly anticipated sequel to its hit KPop-inspired action movie, 'KPop Demon Hunters'. The original directors will return to helm the follow-up, which is expected to thrill fans.

New study highlights the need for tighter regulations on AI-powered toys for young children to prevent misunderstandings and protect their emotional well-being.