Iran faces choices over blockade as pressure builds
An analysis examines whether Iran will maintain, escalate or negotiate over a blockade.
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Two US tanker aircraft have left Bulgaria a month after their deployment, amid tensions involving Iran.
President Félix Tshisekedi declared a landslide victory in the Democratic Republic of the Congo elections.
Advocates said toxic blowback from suppressors necessitates reforms to military safety practices.
Slovakia's prime minister called for a cooperative competitive relationship between the European Union and China rather than trade barriers.
Iran is reportedly preparing for economic protests as pressure from the United States escalates.
Norwegian has agreed to purchase 222 new aircraft, described as Europe’s largest aircraft acquisition.
Canada has vowed to respond firmly to United States tariffs targeting the automotive industry.
Singapore LNG bunkering prices have risen sharply amid concerns about Middle East supply.
Reports indicate stalled economic recovery in Mayotte and calls from magistrates for greater resources one year after Cyclone Chido.
Li-S Energy has supplied the US Army with lithium-sulfur batteries reportedly offering nearly twice the energy density for testing in drones and robots.
The head of the CIA has reportedly visited Moscow for the first time since the war began.
A report says Serbian intelligence wanted to recruit Albin Kurti as a spy during his imprisonment in Serbia in 2001.
A visit by the CIA chief to Moscow has prompted speculation about Iran, Ukraine and a possible prisoner exchange.
Telegram channels are warning people in Ukraine about potential missile attacks.
Former Alberta premiers have joined efforts to prevent the province from separating from Canada.
Barbados and Venezuela are strengthening cooperation in energy and trade.
Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union customers experienced an outage affecting online banking services.
United Airlines is considering buying additional takeoff and landing slots at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport.
The United States and Canada are engaged in reciprocal trade measures, creating uncertainty for businesses. The headlines do not specify the products or scale involved.
Hurricane forecasters are closely watching a system with the potential to intensify. The headlines provide no confirmed landfall or impacts.
A shipping industry analysis identifies the Strait of Hormuz, rather than buyer demand, as the key constraint affecting oil flows.
Mazloum Abdi announced that the Syrian Democratic Forces will be dissolved and fully integrated into Syria’s state institutions.
Italy is preparing a defense plan involving €8 billion from the EU's SAFE program. The headline indicates a substantial increase or redirection of defense financing.
SpaceX is planning a new spaceport intended to support thousands of launches annually. The headline does not specify the location or timeline.
SLB is reported to be assuming the digitization of Venezuela's state oil company Pdvsa's data. The headline indicates a significant digital project involving critical energy information.
Data reportedly shows a surge in runway incidents over 22 years. The headline does not specify the number, locations or severity of incidents.
Iran has reportedly sentenced another political prisoner to death. The headline indicates continued use of capital punishment in a political context.
The headlines describe ongoing talks involving a Board of Peace while Israel carries out lethal action. No further operational details are provided.
Point Reyes North Beach was closed after a fishing boat ran aground with diesel aboard. The headline indicates a localized marine pollution and safety incident.
A deal was reportedly presented to Iran during a field marshal's visit to Tehran. The headline does not identify the proposal or its source.
Canada's new tariffs will raise the cost of a range of US goods, including cheese and toilet paper. The headline describes bilateral trade measures affecting consumer products.
Haiti has intensified its campaign against gangs in the capital while violence spreads. The headline indicates a worsening security situation.
Israel evacuated a UNRWA compound in Jerusalem. The headline indicates action involving Israel and the United Nations agency but gives no further context.
The IMF identified blackouts, insecurity and El Niño among risks facing Ecuador. The headline does not provide further details on the scale of the threats.
A mother of two was killed in a plane crash in Prince George, according to the headline.
Senator Chuck Grassley warned that proposed tariffs on Canada could damage the US economy and national security.
Spain is reportedly preparing new rules governing data centres.
A report describes how Israel tracked Hezbollah leader Nasrallah before his killing.
Donald Trump is criticized by conservatives over trade actions targeting Canada, amid a personal dispute. The headlines describe an escalating bilateral trade conflict.