Trump vows control over Iran leaders as officials seek to calm oil concerns
Any new supreme leader will ‘not last long’ without US approval, Trump says; officials say oil disruptions ‘temporary’.
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Two killed in Saudi Arabia after ‘projectile’ falls on residential building
Iran’s IRGC had earlier said it targeted radar systems in locations including Al-Kharj, home to Prince Sultan base.
Why is the conflict with Iran being framed as a ‘holy war’?
US troops reportedly told the war in Iran is intended to bring about biblical end times, Armageddon.
Roaring crowd of 8,992 sets new Para hockey attendance record at U.S.-Italy game in Milan
The opening Para ice hockey match at the Milano-Cortina Winter Games set a new record attendance for the sport at a major tournament.
Former rapper and Gen Z’s candidate poised to win Nepali election by landslide
In a resounding victory that is guaranteed to reshape Nepal’s politics, rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah appeared headed for a landslide win in the South Asian country’s
Why Iranian attack drones are a major problem in this war
Iran is reported to have thousands of cheap attack drones, but shooting each one out of the sky costs the U.S. and its allies millions.
Europe’s mixed response to Iran war draws Trump’s fury toward U.S. allies
After a year of tariff threats, insults and diplomatic clashes with European allies, President Tweety McTreason is left to wage a war in Iran with
Iran foreign minister says ‘we have a very good partnership with Russia’ amid Iran war
In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Foreign Minister of Iran Abbas Araghchi says Russia and Iran have a “very good partnership” and Russia
The B-52: Why the US still uses a plane from the 1960s to bomb its enemies
When Washington DC wants to attack its enemies, the aircraft US presidents often turn to is the Boeing 52 Stratofortress bomber.
‘Gulf countries may question US capability to protect them’
‘This war has not been thought through’
Iran women’s football team sing anthem amid safety concerns during war
Players sing, salute during anthem in last Asian Cup game as rights activists raise concerns over their return to Iran.
How targeting of desalination plants could disrupt water supply in the Gulf
The military targeting of desalination plants poses a huge risk to water security in the water-scarce Gulf region.
Unanswered questions as search for Nancy Guthrie enters a new month
The disappearance of the mother of TV presenter Savannah Guthrie captivated the US, but police have not made any arrests.
Swiss reject right-wing plan to cut licence fee for public broadcaster
More than 60% voters said they wanted to keep the current licence fee levels, initial projections show.