Noor Ul Haq
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Video: US Strikes Isfahan; Iran Hits Oil Tanker Near Dubai as Middle East Conflict Escalates
Month-long US–Israel offensive intensifies; Strait of Hormuz disruption fuels oil surge and market volatility
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'Golden Pass LNG Project': QatarEnergy's Largest US Venture Records First Output, Exports To Begin In April-June
The milestone comes amid severe disruptions to Qatar's domestic energy infrastructure due to the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict.
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Dollar, Oil, Yields: Why Gold Is Losing Its Safe-Haven Shine Amid US-Iran War
Surging US yields, a strong dollar and pre-war price highs trigger a gold selloff, challenging its traditional safe-haven appeal amid geopolitical turmoil.
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MCX Gold Rate Touches Rs 1.5 Lakh, Silver Jumps 2% As Iran War Escalation Bolsters Safe-Haven Appeal
The rally in domestic bullion mirrored gains in international markets. US spot gold was trading at $4,561.83 per ounce, up 1.53%.
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Iran Rejects Pakistan's Mediation Claims, Direct Talks With US
Tehran rejects US peace proposals as “unreasonable,” says no direct talks are underway and distances itself from Pakistan-led mediation efforts
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Why Is Donald Trump Building A 'Bunker' Under White House Ballroom Amid Iran War?
Trump unveils donor-funded White House ballroom plan with underground security complex, drawing political scrutiny
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Fire, Smoke As Israel's Haifa Refinery Damaged In Iran, Hezbollah Missile Attack — Videos
The development is notable as it marks the second fire reported at the Haifa refinery during the ongoing monthlong conflict.
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Russia To Introduce Ban On Gasoline Exports From April 1, Govt Says
Move aimed at stabilising domestic fuel supply amid global market volatility and Middle East crisis.
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Iran Says Fresh US-Israeli Strikes Targeted Nuclear Sites; No Radiation Leak Reported
Strikes hit a heavy-water plant and a yellowcake production facility, Iranian news agencies reported.
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Explained | Can Saudi, UAE, Turkey Oil Pipelines Offset Hormuz Disruption? Here's What Data Shows
Pipelines offer a partial bypass to Hormuz, but limited capacity and rising security risks mean they fall far short of replacing the world's most critical oil chokepoint.
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'Launching Soon, Right?' White House Shares Cryptic Posts Amid Iran War, Sparks Speculation
"It's launching soon, right?" Deleted clip, static visuals and vague "SOON" message leave internet guessing amid heightened US-Iran tensions.
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Avalanche At Zoji La Buries Vehicles: Six Dead; Massive Rescue Underway
Highway linking Srinagar and Leh blocked after snow slide engulfs 12–15 vehicles; multi-agency teams race against time
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Fuel Crisis Hits Pakistan, Blackouts Grip Bangladesh — Sitharaman Says India Stays Steady Amid Global Turmoil
The finance minister reiterated that petrol and diesel prices in India remain unchanged despite volatility in global crude markets triggered by the West Asia conflict.
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Minab School Attack A 'Calculated' Assault: Iran Accuses US, Israel Of War Crimes At UNHRC
The US-Israeli offensive has so far damaged over 600 schools, and left more than 1,000 students and teachers killed or injured, Iran said.
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IDF On The Brink? Israeli Army Chief Warns Military Could 'Collapse' as Troop Crisis Deepens
Mounting troop shortages and political deadlock over conscription raise fears over the IDF’s operational readiness and long-term sustainability amid a prolonged conflict.
