US President Donald Trump is considering whether to resume military strikes on Iran after the Republican midterm setback. Security meetings at the White House and Tehran's reported nuclear proposal have raised fresh concerns over the next phase of the Middle East conflict.
Former Biden official Brett McGurk has warned that the Iran conflict could continue through Donald Trump's presidency, while the US maintains both diplomatic and military options.
US President Donald Trump says Washington will decide on Iran the “easy way or the hard way”, claiming Tehran has been “decimated” and that the conflict could end quickly.
US President Donald Trump says Iran wants the Strait of Hormuz reopened immediately amid financial pressure, as Tehran awaits a formal US response to its proposal.
Brent crude slipped towards $105.6 a barrel amid reports of a possible phased US-Iran agreement that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and ease supply concerns.
Following the success of BRICS, it’s time to consider global supply. The US has been at war with Iran for over six months. Instead of a ceasefire, missile and drone attacks are taking place. On the one hand, the US is targeting Iranian oil tankers, while on the other, Iran, instead of yielding, claims to.
New Delhi: Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday took a veiled dig at the United States and President Donald Trump over the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, saying the war is not serving any purpose or the common interests of the international community. Xi made the remarks while addressing the 18th BRICS Summit at.
New Delhi: Crude oil prices traded higher for a fourth straight session on Wednesday and gained around 2 per cent or over $1 as fresh attacks involving Iran, the United States and Saudi Arabia heightened concerns over supply disruptions in the Gulf. Brent crude rose as much as 1.79 per cent or $1.76 to near.
Iran is preparing to announce a new exclusion zone near the Strait of Hormuz after US strikes on three Iranian oil tankers, further escalating tensions.
US Vice President JD Vance says economic, military, diplomatic and covert measures remain on Trump's table as Washington weighs its next steps on Iran.
