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Al Quds march, organised annually by the Islamic Human Rights Commission; police said supportive of Iranian regime

Warship, IRIS Dena, was hit by torpedo from US submarine while it was returning from naval exercise organised by India

Reliance signs 20-year offtake deal as analysts question need for new Gulf Coast refinery

Drone attacks, Hormuz tensions and soaring energy costs push G7, IEA toward emergency action

Investors remain on edge as the Middle East conflict threatens to freeze global energy trade and ignite a price shock

Teams were due to play three Twenty20s ​in Sharjah, three One-Day Internationals in ⁠Dubai between March 13-​25

Beijing tightens embrace as North Korea’s leader brought a senior economic team to talk trade and investment

Markets ease after reports the agency may deploy its largest-ever stockpile draw to offset supply risks from war

If US and ​Iran finish second in their respective groups, the two countries could meet in an elimination ​match

England ​flew home two days after the ​semi-finals, prompting criticism of the ICC from South Africa, West Indies

Investigators looking into reports that a person had ​poured fuel on themselves

Speaking from Islam Qala, on the Afghan-Iranian border, he said the situation there was "deceptively calm"

Tehran vows 'eye for an eye' as missiles, drones cause more damage

Two more members have claimed asylum, one has changed her mind to go back to Iran

UN says 100,000 displaced in single day

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WHO says oil-tainted rain reported in Iran as refinery strike blankets Tehran in thick black smoke

FMs Sergey Lavrov, Abbas Araghchi hold call day after Putin, Trump discuss escalating situation in the Middle East

Musk tops Forbes billionaires list again as wealth surges $500b on Tesla, SpaceX valuations

State-owned oil company Adnoc describes its Ruwais facility as 'the world's fourth-largest single-site refinery'

US President Trump among those urging Australia to offer players asylum, citing grave fears for their safety

IndiGo parent InterGlobe Aviation says CEO Pieter Elbers will step down at close of business on March 10

Fifth hottest February on record drives extreme rainfall, flooding in western Europe

Tickets for first passenger train sold out ahead of March 12 departure, service restricted to business visa holders

Foreign ministry guides airlines to increase capacity as conflict rages on

Oil prices hit highest since mid-2022 over fears of Gulf output cuts, tanker disruptions

Secretary Rubio demands release of all US citizens in Afghanistan, including Mahmood Habibi, Dennis Coyle

IRGC say they will not allow 'one litre of oil' to be shipped from the Middle East if ​US-Israeli attacks continue

Ankara has warned Tehran against firing any more missiles towards it during a phone call between the two presidents

Shipping disruption in Hormuz deepens as Iran war enters its 11th day

Within hours of the start of the war, fighter jets, missiles coming from every direction filled Iraq's airspace

Gulf shipping disruption squeezes gas supply to India’s hospitality sector

Top priority supply for households, automobiles, will receive 100% natural gas

Food shortages hit 17 million Afghans as debate grows over UN mission funding

'Even little changes can end up telling a very different story'

CENTCOM blames an Iranian drone strike, but online footage shows Patriot missile falling in residential area

Iran's FM thanks CENTCOM for proving they are using 'our neighbours territory' to attack them

Did not specify any country or provide details on which sanctions would be lifted

Reports on shifting key US military assets have sparked concern in Asia about potential gaps in regional defences

Announcement comes after US President Trump said he spoke to Australian PM Albanese about Iranian women's soccer team

North says the display of ​military force could 'lead to terrible consequences that are unimaginable'

US is Taiwan's main source of weapons, and Taipei ​has repeatedly complained of delivery delays

1200 people dead as Haitian security forces ramp up targeting of gangs

Group says it recorded 8,683 anti-Muslim, anti-Arab complaints in 2025, the highest since it began publishing in 1996

'Involvement is purely defensive', says Australian PM Albanese

'The aggressor must be punished and taught a lesson that will deter them,' says parliamentary speaker

Targeting regional countries 'is not in anyone's interest’ and ‘these actions must end,' Erdogan tells Pezeshkian