Iran says the US can no longer set terms for the world as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz continue

Iran said on Tuesday that the United States no longer has the power to “dictate” its wishes to other countries, as Washington considers a new proposal from Tehran aimed at … Read More

Indonesia reassures no tolls for ships in the malacca strait after global concern

Indonesia has officially clarified that it has no intention of charging tolls on vessels passing through the strategically vital Malacca Strait, calming concerns that arose earlier this week. Finance Minister … Read More

ships begin paying as iran reports first earnings from hormuz strait tolls

Iran has announced that it has started earning revenue from newly imposed tolls on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, marking a significant development amid rising tensions in the … Read More

No peace in sight: Iran seizes ships as oil surges past $100, Trump delays strikes

Tensions in the Middle East continue to rise as Iran seized two ships in the Strait of Hormuz, tightening its hold over one of the world’s most critical oil routes. … Read More

Thailand considers ending 60-day visa-free entry to tighten tourist checks

Thailand is preparing to make significant changes to its visa policies, with plans underway to scrap the current 60-day visa-free entry scheme for foreign visitors. According to reports, the move … Read More

china praises african states for blocking taiwan president lai’s flight

China has publicly commended three African nations for denying overflight access to the aircraft of Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te, reinforcing what it describes as the widely accepted “one-China principle” in … Read More

UK moves toward a smoke-free future with landmark cigarette ban for younger generations

In a major step toward improving public health, the Parliament of the United Kingdom has approved a groundbreaking bill that could permanently prevent today’s youth from ever legally buying cigarettes. … Read More

Chinese warships pass Okinawa waterway as tensions with Japan continue to simmer

A group of Chinese naval ships has sailed through a key waterway near Japan’s Okinawa region, drawing attention amid ongoing tensions between the two nations. According to China, the fleet … Read More

Victory Lap in Tehran: Iran Claims Strategic Win as Ceasefire with US Hangs in Balance

In a strong and confident statement broadcast nationwide, Iran’s parliamentary speaker has declared that the country emerged “victorious in the field” following weeks of escalating tensions with the United States. … Read More

Iran Reopens Part of Its Airspace, But Global Airlines Stay on Edge

Iran has begun a cautious step toward normalcy by partially reopening its airspace to international transit flights. According to the country’s Civil Aviation Authority, aircraft are now permitted to cross … Read More