Why Iran Targeted Oil, Power, and Water Facilities in the Gulf
DUBAI: Iran attacked vital infrastructure around the Gulf on Sunday, causing damage to civilian facilities in the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait....
Trump Claims US Could Control Strait of Hormuz Given More Time
WASHINGTON: As pressure rises on his administration to find a swift end to a confrontation with Iran, President Donald Trump stated on...
Israel Strikes Hezbollah Sites in Beirut After Destroying Key Bridge
BEIRUT: After destroying a bridge in eastern Lebanon to stop the Iran-backed group’s reinforcements from crossing, the Israeli...
Israel Medics Report One Injured After Iranian Missile Attack
The Israeli army announced on Saturday that its air defenses were trying to intercept missiles fired from Iran. According to the reports of...
UN Confirms Injury of Indonesian Peacekeepers in Lebanon Incident
JAKARTA: Just days after three other Indonesians were killed in separate bombings, three United Nations soldiers from Indonesia were...
How Ushar Anchors Life in Saudi Arabia’s Tough Desert Environment
JEDDAH: Calotropis procera, or ushar in Arabic, is a hardy shrub that grows all over Saudi Arabia. It is sometimes described as poisonous...
How the Syria Corridor Could Reshape Regional Energy Trade
LONDON: The energy price crisis in the area has highlighted Damascus’s importance as a transit center, since Iraq is sending oil to...
What the Second Month of War Means for Security in Lebanon
BEIRUT: As the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah intensifies, the Lebanese army has evacuated numerous border posts in southern...
Global Power Trio: Why The IMF, IEA, and World Bank Are Aligning on the Middle East Crisis
In response to the energy and economic consequences of the Middle Eastern crisis, the World Bank Group, the International Monetary Fund,...
Why Oil Prices Spiked Over 7% Amid Rising US–Iran Tensions
Stoking fears of protracted delays to oil supplies, President Donald Trump warned the US would continue strikes on Iran, sending oil prices...
