Owen Evans

The Dutch government said it is ‘explicitly considering a further deterioration of the situation and is preparing for it.’

Tehran outlined fees and sweeping restrictions on shipping, including vessel bans tied to Israel and sanctions.

The ceasefire between the two countries went into effect at 5 p.m. ET on April 16.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said he felt ‘proud to be Spanish’ while other politicians said up to 800,000 could qualify under the plan, far above estimates.

U.S.-backed talks between Israel and Lebanon are set to resume after decades, but Israel says no ceasefire progress has been made as fighting continues.

Washington is escalating pressure on Tehran by ending a key oil waiver and combining financial sanctions with a blockade targeting export lifelines

Tehran has claimed $270 billion in war damage, describing the estimate as preliminary as authorities begin calculating the full economic toll.

Naval moves targeting Iranian trade flows are raising fears of major economic losses and increased volatility across global energy and financial markets.

Officials say Israel is awaiting a decision from Trump while preparing for escalation, as strikes in Lebanon and Hormuz threats raise regional risks.

The move targets China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom, expanding curbs on data centers, network links, and device testing over CCP security risks.

The Dutch government said it is ‘explicitly considering a further deterioration of the situation and is preparing for it.’

Tehran outlined fees and sweeping restrictions on shipping, including vessel bans tied to Israel and sanctions.

The ceasefire between the two countries went into effect at 5 p.m. ET on April 16.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said he felt ‘proud to be Spanish’ while other politicians said up to 800,000 could qualify under the plan, far above estimates.

U.S.-backed talks between Israel and Lebanon are set to resume after decades, but Israel says no ceasefire progress has been made as fighting continues.

Washington is escalating pressure on Tehran by ending a key oil waiver and combining financial sanctions with a blockade targeting export lifelines

Tehran has claimed $270 billion in war damage, describing the estimate as preliminary as authorities begin calculating the full economic toll.

Naval moves targeting Iranian trade flows are raising fears of major economic losses and increased volatility across global energy and financial markets.

Officials say Israel is awaiting a decision from Trump while preparing for escalation, as strikes in Lebanon and Hormuz threats raise regional risks.

The move targets China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom, expanding curbs on data centers, network links, and device testing over CCP security risks.