In a move aimed at stabilising global oil markets, the United States has encouraged India to purchase Russian crude already floating at sea and redirect it to Indian refineries. Energy Secretary Chris Wright described the measure as a short-term, pragmatic effort to prevent supply shortages and price spikes amid ongoing tensions in West Asia. Speaking […]
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The United States has confirmed it will avoid targeting Iran’s energy infrastructure despite tensions in the region and rising global oil prices, Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated yesterday. Speaking to CNN, Wright emphasized that while recent disruptions to Iran’s petroleum and gas sector may cause temporary issues, any impact would be short-lived—lasting a few weeks […]
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US and Iranian officials are set to meet this week for the first high-level talks since Iran’s deadly crackdown on nationwide protests, in a meeting that could shape whether the United States takes renewed military action against Tehran. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed on Wednesday that nuclear talks with the United States are scheduled […]
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The last nuclear arms treaty between the United States and Russia officially expired on Thursday, ending decades of limitations on the number of strategic warheads both powers can deploy. The lapse has sparked serious concerns about a renewed global arms race. The New START treaty, signed in 2010 during a period of warmer US-Russia relations, […]
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New Zealand and Slovakia have temporarily closed their embassies in Tehran, citing a sharp decline in security conditions and growing concerns over potential escalation in Iran. Both countries confirmed that their diplomats have been safely evacuated as a precautionary measure. New Zealand’s Foreign Ministry said its diplomatic staff departed Iran overnight using commercial flights. Embassy […]
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