On February 28, the United States and Israel launched the first wave of attacks in a war that has seen Iran strike targets in multiple countries around the Gulf.

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National Conference president Farooq Abdullah narrowly escaped an attack after a man fired a shot at close range when the ...

Acknowledging the frustration of cricketers and their team management, the ICC said that the flights have been disrupted due ...

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Oil prices have surged since February 28, when the United States and Israel launched air strikes on Iran that killed its supreme leader and plunged the Middle East into conflict. US to release 172 ...

The US President Donald Trump claimed nearly all Iranian mine-laying vessels destroyed, urged oil companies to use the strait and said the Strait of Hormuz remains mostly safe for commercial shipping.

Intel has announced the Core Ultra 200S Plus series desktop processors, introducing the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and Core Ultra 5 250K Plus with additional cores, higher die-to-die frequency and ...

Bullion prices remain heavily influenced due to competing macro forces and the ongoing Middle East conflict. Whereas the ...