Who wins and loses in the global energy crisis?
Al Jazeera
The war in the Middle East is exposing how dependent the world is on a handful of strategic chokepoints.
The Strait of Hormuz – a narrow waterway in the Gulf – is closed.
The longer this goes on, the faster the global energy map could be reshaped.
From Europe to Asia, countries are facing mounting supply risks and the threat of an inflation shock.
If the conflict between the US, Israel and Iran drags on, alternatives will be hard to find.
An air attack struck near thousands of Iranians marking al-Quds Day in Tehran, reportedly killing at least one person.
The assailant who rammed his vehicle into Detroit’s Temple Israel synagogue has been killed.
Iran says no one can exclude it from the FIFA World Cup 2026, which is co-hosted by United States, Canada and Mexico.
Turning leaders into symbols of evil makes intervention easier to justify while making the consequences easier to ignore.
Black smoke seen after blasts in Dubai financial district
Elche hope to upset the odds as they travel to title-chasing Real Madrid, seeking their first win at Bernabeu Stadium.
The 32 sailors who were rescued by Sri Lanka’s navy will remain in the island nation, said the Foreign Ministry.
China face Taiwan in a highly charged quarterfinal at the Women’s Asian Cup, which already has a political focus.
Two drones target Oman’s Sohar province, killing two foreign nationals and injuring others, state news agency reports.
In an oil-producing country where 60 percent of people are under 25, nearly half the population lives in poverty.