Trump calls latest US strikes on Iran a 'love tap', says ceasefire still in effect
President plays down clash in Hormuz after CENTCOM responds to attacks on US destroyers; Iran accuses Washington of breaching the truce.
President plays down clash in Hormuz after CENTCOM responds to attacks on US destroyers; Iran accuses Washington of breaching the truce.
UAE Defence Ministry says air defences shot down two ballistic missiles and three drones from Iran on Friday; total injuries reach 230 since attacks began.
Rubio says US expects Iran reply Friday on its latest peace proposal as US and Iranian forces clash in the Gulf and UAE intercepts new missile-drone attack.
Washington's draft Security Council resolution invokes Chapter VII over Hormuz mining; Beijing and Moscow signal they will block it.
MV Hondius will dock in Tenerife within three days; non-Spanish passengers will be repatriated, 14 Spaniards quarantined at a Madrid military hospital.
47 Sri Lankans, mostly women in caregiving roles, flew to Israel on Thursday — the 202nd SLBFE batch as Middle East air links recover post-conflict.
Tehran reviewing one-page memo to formally end the war, fix Hormuz and open a 30-day talks window; Brent down 3% to $98 on Thursday.
American jet disables Iranian-flagged vessel in Gulf of Oman the same day Tehran reviews a 14-point MoU; Saudi base denial forced Project Freedom pause.
Tamil Nadu Governor refused Vijay's claim to form a government for the second day, demanding written backing from 118 MLAs before any swearing-in can proceed.
Chinese FM Wang Yi met Iran's Araghchi in Beijing on Wednesday and called for the strait to be reopened immediately, days before Trump-Xi summit.
Carrier strike group transits Suez to assess Hormuz region for the joint Anglo-French multinational maritime security initiative agreed in Paris last month.
CMA CGM says crew injured aboard the French-flagged container ship after a projectile strike in Hormuz Tuesday — first EU vessel hit since the war began.
Indian Navy submarine INS Sindhukesari left Sri Lanka on May 6 after a port visit at Colombo, with the SL Navy bidding a customary farewell.
Israel hits Beirut's southern suburbs for the first time since the April 16 ceasefire, targeting a Hezbollah Radwan force commander and threatening the truce.
March revision removes 'socialist' from title and references to peaceful reunification, while elevating Kim Jong-un above the Supreme People's Assembly.
Media mogul Ted Turner, who launched CNN in 1980 and revolutionised television news, has died at 87, the network announced.
US President Trump paused the naval escort of commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, citing progress toward an agreement with Iran.
Washington and Tehran are close to a 14-point memo ending the war and opening a 30-day window for a detailed nuclear and Hormuz settlement, sources tell Axios.
Australia refused 38% of Sri Lankan higher-education visas in February, placing the country among the top five rejection rates as Canberra tightens migration.
WHO's Van Kerkhove says intimate contact between cabin-sharing passengers may have spread the Andes-strain virus on MV Hondius; public risk stays low.
Georgieva says global supply chain shocks, shipping costs and oil volatility from the Iran conflict will persist for months regardless of any ceasefire.
Stalin submits resignation to Governor Arlekar after DMK's defeat; TVK wins 108 of 234 seats, Modi's BJP ends Mamata's 15-year Bengal rule.
Ghalibaf says the Hormuz status quo is intolerable for the US 'whilst we have not even started yet' as Colombo stocks slide on Middle East panic.
PM Ilie Bolojan's cabinet ousted by Romanian lawmakers, putting sovereign ratings, EU funding access and currency stability at risk.