A war thousands of kilometres away is now hitting dessert shelves worldwide. From viral Dubai chocolate bars to baklava and ice cream, pistachio prices are soaring as conflict in Iran disrupts global
India has ramped up supply of smaller 5-kg LPG cylinders and accelerated the rollout of PNG connections as it manages fuel availability amid disruptions triggered by the West Asia conflict.
Hours after ceasefire talks between the US and Iran failed to make progress, US President Donald Trump announced a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.
A series of well-timed bets on Polymarket, placed just hours before the US-Iran ceasefire announcement, has sparked fresh concerns about insider trading, transparency,
The West Asia conflict is no longer just a geopolitical crisis. It is now disrupting global food supply chains. From fuel shortages to fertiliser spikes, Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, a key rice exporter,
A US fighter jet shot down over Iran. One airman rescued fast. The other vanished into the mountains. For over 24 hours, he stayed hidden - injured, alone, and being hunted.
The United States and Iran reached a two-week ceasefire agreement just before the deadline set by US President Donald Trump for a major escalation of strikes against Iranian civilian infrastructure.
The war in West Asia is impacting decisions in India’s heartland. From fertiliser shortages to rising input costs and panic buying, farmers in Punjab and Haryana are feeling the pressure.
India’s restaurant industry is facing a severe disruption due to a shortage of commercial LPG cylinders, with losses estimated at up to ₹79,000 crore a month
The war in West Asia may escalate further as US President Donald Trump warned that Washington could launch stronger attacks in the next two to three weeks if talks fail.
Gold and silver are traditionally seen as safe havens during war. But the ongoing West Asia conflict is telling a different story. Prices are falling, not rising.
Iran's Parliament Security Committee on Monday approved the Strait of Hormuz Management Plan, which includes measures to impose tolls on vessels passing through the strategic oil route.
As conflict escalates in West Asia, a hidden risk is emerging beneath the sea. The world’s internet cables, carrying over 95% of global data, are under threat.
A month into the US-Israel–Iran conflict, the Strait of Hormuz, the world’s most critical oil artery, is no longer fully open. Traffic has collapsed, Iran is dictating passage
Indian markets jumped sharply after fresh geopolitical signals eased global tensions. But with oil prices, volatility, and technical weakness still in play, is this a real recovery
