Houthis seize the Gate of Tears
A week of Houthi gains on Yemen's Red Sea coast hands Iran a second grip on the world's oil routes.
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A week of Houthi gains on Yemen's Red Sea coast hands Iran a second grip on the world's oil routes.
US Central Command says nothing has reached an Iranian port in 60 days without American permission.
Pezeshkian rules out yielding to Washington while Modi pushes diplomacy and BRICS bristles at the old world order.
Washington says Kyiv's drones are why you're paying record prices, but the numbers point at a war the U.S. started.
A rare Iran-Gulf meeting lifted hopes for Hormuz, just as the Houthis put Saudi Arabia's backup route under fire.
A seventh-month war costing a billion dollars a day was decided long before the first strike, inside gutted American institutions.
Tehran's biggest strike yet on shipping sent Brent crude to $100 and stalled every effort to reopen the strait.
New U.S. sanctions hit 27 Iranian carriers and the foreign firms keeping them flying, from Dubai to Kuala Lumpur.
A record fuel price at home, a lost chokepoint abroad, and a six-month war that neither side is winning.
A port town 80km from Bab el-Mandeb just changed hands, and with it, the leverage over 12% of world trade.
The Treasury Secretary promised a big bank would be hit, then refused to say which one or where.
Trump doubles down on the Iran war as Treasury lines up a fresh strike on Iran's banking lifelines.
Donald Trump says the conflict with Iran will stretch until after the November elections, even as high oil prices strain US voters.
The IAEA has declared Iran in non-compliance for the first time in 20 years, citing missing uranium data and barred inspectors.
Catch up on today's top stories covering U.S. strikes in Iran, sanctions on Israeli settlements, and leadership changes at the Smithsonian.
Direct strikes on oil tankers and military bases mark a dangerous expansion of US-Iran hostilities in the Middle East.
Military strikes and retaliation between the U.S. and Iran threaten global oil supplies and risk full-scale war in the Strait of Hormuz.
The U.S. military struck three Iranian oil tankers following missile attacks on Navy warships in the Persian Gulf region.
Retaliatory strikes against oil tankers and warships threaten global energy supply as the six-month conflict deepens.
Washington is probing claims a missile hit a family ceremony in southern Iran as regional retaliations escalate.
Saudi Arabia condemns Iran after a supertanker attack in the Strait of Hormuz leaves two dead amid rising US-Iran military strikes.