The Danish maritime company Maersk said Friday that it is temporarily suspending two key shipping routes due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East, which is continuing to disrupt global supply chains.
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The first 100 hours of Operation Epic Fury, the U.S.-Israeli campaign in Iran, cost an estimated $3.7 billion, according to experts at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Gulf allies complain U.S. didn't notify them of Iran attacks and ignored their warnings, sources say
The Trump administration is confronting mounting discontent from allies in the Persian Gulf who have complained they were not given adequate time to prepare for the torrent of Iranian drones and missiles bombarding their countries in retaliation for ...
Hungarian authorities have detained seven Ukrainian citizens, including a former Ukrainian intelligence officer, and seized two armored cars carrying large amounts of cash across Hungary on suspicion of money laundering, officials said Friday.
Sri Lanka began transferring more than 200 sailors from an Iranian vessel to shore Friday after the ship sought assistance while anchored outside the country's waters, as tensions mounted in the Indian Ocean following the sinking of an Iranian ...
Intense Israeli strikes hit Iran and Lebanon as U.S. warns the bombardment will 'surge dramatically'
Intense Israeli airstrikes pounded the capitals of Iran and Lebanon Friday as the U.S. apparently struck an Iranian drone carrier at sea in its unrelenting campaign against the Islamic republic's fleet of warships.
President Trump and defense officials praised the U.S. war effort in Iran on Thursday, claiming that Operation Epic Fury has almost eliminated the Islamic republic's ability to defend itself and launch retaliatory strikes.
The United States and Venezuela agreed to reestablish diplomatic relations in a major shift in a historically adversarial relationship, the State Department said on Thursday.
Pentagon labels Anthropic 'supply chain risk' to national security -- but will the designation last?
The Defense Department on Thursday reportedly designated artificial intelligence company Anthropic a "supply chain risk" to U.S. national security -- even as the firm's AI models are being used to support the U.S. war against Iran.
Persons of faith were stunned Wednesday when they arrived at places of worship to find them surrounded by police and liquidators, whose presence made clear that their religious organization -- which had committed no crime -- was being dismantled.