War spirals as information control tightens
Al Jazeera
From Washington to Tehran to Tel Aviv, the fight to control the narrative seems as critical as the war itself.
The war on Iran has entered a much more damaging phase with more assassinations of the leadership in Tehran, the continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and major strikes on energy infrastructure across the region.
As the war has escalated, pressure on news organisations in the United States, Israel and Iran is increasing.
Al Jazeera’s Nicolas Haque recorded his journey on the long road from Amman to Baghdad.
Faced with reports that two US prosecutors have opened probes, the left-wing leader denies links to drug traffickers.
Indian textile workers are returning home after days without cooking gas, as an LPG crisis linked to the Iran war.
A former Supreme Court justice, Celso Gamboa was accused by the US of using government connections to traffic cocaine.
In an initial statement, the US military said three people survived the strike but only one survivor was ultimately recovered alive.
Oil and gas facilities in the Gulf have been attacked since early in the war on Iran.
Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio says he is open to negotiating with the US over trade, but refused to entertain a leadership shake-up.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake says request made on February 26, two days before US and Israel launched war on Iran.
A six-time karate champion and action film star, Norris was hospitalised in Hawaii on Thursday for unknown causes.
