Explore the details, sources and possible effects behind past developments. Briefs are ordered by their latest reported development.
Back to the newest briefsA market analysis warns that 43 percent of oil supplies come from crisis regions and describes an underestimated risk hotspot. The headline presents a risk assessment rather than a confirmed supply disruption.
An unidentified projectile struck a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, destroying its engine room and leaving the vessel adrift. The headline does not identify the attacker or report casualties.
At least eight doctors at a forensic medicine institute in Milan have tuberculosis. The headline does not clarify whether transmission extends beyond the institute.
Railway cables were damaged in Baden-Württemberg, with authorities suspecting sabotage. The supplied headline does not state the scale of service disruption.
A wildfire in Nevada has been 27% contained, according to the headline.
A country’s foreign reserves rose by $7.3 billion over eight months to reach $52.8 billion.
An analysis describes competing barriers and pressure surrounding the EU’s 18.35 million-ton steel quota.
Arizona could seek increased Colorado River allocations by targeting supplies described as underused by California.
India sought red warning labels for chips and sugary drinks, while major food companies resisted the proposal.
A Global Pan-African Movement statement addresses the erection in Uganda of a statue honoring Yonatan Netanyahu, an Israeli military officer and brother of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Pollution levels are approaching unhealthy thresholds, with guidance issued on how people can protect themselves from haze.
Ampol reported a sharp profit increase as disruption in the Middle East lifted refining margins.
A builder has collapsed, leaving buyers in difficulty during what is described as a challenging period for the sector.
Vietnam says its foreign minister will visit Myanmar on Wednesday.
The headline reports that Donald Trump’s aggression is placing strain on the Navy and wider military.
A CENTCOM aide reportedly admitted the existence of a reporter blacklist, while the Pentagon publicly denies that such a list exists.
The United States imposed sanctions on oil trader Wellbred over links to Iran. The measure targets Iran-related oil activity.
Fuel prices have risen again, exceeding two euros per litre. The headline does not specify the country or the cause of the increase.
The headline presents a commentary warning that the West is facing a possible world war.
An opinion article says Baku could regret pursuing CNN in court over reporting concerning Israeli forces in Azerbaijan.
TotalEnergies is reported to be moving oil through the Strait of Hormuz quietly.
The headline concerns an ongoing discussion or analysis of drone warfare.
Video from Italy shows severe weather and strong winds affecting aircraft, including one aircraft appearing to overturn.
The Houthis claimed to have attacked a tanker in the Red Sea.
The prime minister acknowledged that further tax increases could be considered while delaying a plan to place Thames Water into administration.
Bharati Exicom is developing data links intended for unmanned warfare systems.
India's nuclear expansion and the SHANTI Bill have raised questions over responsibility for spent fuel.
A key figure linked to the 2021 Assam Rifles ambush was arrested in Manipur.
Heavy rains caused 12,700 people to be evacuated in northeast China's Liaoning province.
Japanese lawmakers visited Beijing to repair strained bilateral ties following remarks about Taiwan.
Green Man Festival cancelled its fire ceremony because of fire risk.
Goldman Sachs says the US energy sector faces serious problems involving power and a shortage of 65,000 workers.
Former prisoners describe torture and resistance in Iranian prisons including Evin, Gohardasht and Qezel Hesar.
Businesses in Sweden are taking on a new role in the country's total-defence system.
The Coalition of the Willing agreed on measures for Ukraine in Kyiv. The headline does not specify the measures.
Diplomatic contacts have intensified following an Israeli strike in Syria.
Ukraine's president says the country has the capacity to produce 200 to 300 long-range drones each day.
President al-Sharaa says Syria is turning a painful page and moving toward reconstruction.
Brent crude oil prices are approaching $93 as sanctions on Iran affect market expectations.
A report alleges that Russian troops are being compelled to conduct assaults and that military fuel has been sold off.