Former Secretary of State John Kerry said that the previous US presidents did not agree to go to war with Iran because they had not "exhausted all the remedies of peaceful process".
India-Bound Tanker Among 2 Seized By Iran's Revolutionary Guards
Of the 34 ships that have circumvented the blockade, at least 19 are tankers linked to Iran that have exited the Gulf. The other 15 have entered the Gulf from the Arabian Sea, heading towards Iran.
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As Iranbacked forces block the Strait of Hormuz, refiners race to reroute US Gulf crude through the Panama Canal paying historic premiums just to pass through.
US mediation over Lebanon emerged in parallel to Pakistan's bid to end its war with Iran, which had demanded Lebanon be part of a ceasefire.
The vote in Deir al-Balah is part of Palestinian Authority municipal elections that Palestinians have cast as a display of national unity against a US plan for Gaza
The development comes a month after Donald Trump rejected an offer from Volodymyr Zelenskiy to provide help in combating Iranian drone strikes.
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Petrochemicals derived from oil and natural gas go into making more than 6,000 consumer products, according to the US Department of Energy.
The EU will provide interest-free loans for the years 2026-2027 based on EU borrowing on capital markets backed by the EU budget headroom.
In a wide-ranging interview with NDTV's Shiv Aroor, Ambassador Denis Alipov described the bilateral relationship as "very consistent" and "comprehensive in nature".
The US State Department said this month it had summoned Iraq's ambassador to Washington to express "strong condemnation" of attacks by pro-Iran groups on US interests.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has defended her immigration policies after being heckled at a West End theatre, telling "white liberals" to "fk right off" and rejecting claims she is copying Reform UK, as she faces growing opposition from within Labour and from charities.
Under a new law, anyone born on or after January 1, 2009, will never be allowed to legally buy cigarettes.
These boats, operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, are cheap, quick, and difficult to track.
The spilt oil has the potential to affect the lives and livelihoods of people along the Gulf coastlines, as well as the area’s abundant marine life.
Roman, which took more than $4 billion and over a decade to build, is named after astronomer Nancy Grace Roman, who developed the landmark telescope.
The White House believes that with Khamenei absent from the active decision-making process, there were fractures within the current Iranian leadership.
Critics say Israeli attacks on Christian sites challenge claims of a Judeo-Christian shared heritage and mutual respect.
UK universities allegedly hired a security firm with military intelligence ties to monitor pro-Palestine students.
Authorities say a Colombian suspected of helping to organise the killing of Miguel Uribe was captured in Buenos Aires.
Journalists wounded in Israeli attacks in at-Tiri, Lebanon's National News Agency (NNA) reports.
Chelsea only appointed Liam Rosenior in January, but the FIFA Club World Cup holders have lost their last five games.
Tehran says all necessary arrangements have been made for participation in the tournament cohosted by the US.
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Resumption of oil deliveries enables Hungary to lift veto, with EU's 27 members now on track to formally approve loan.
Israel is 'deliberately' attacking Lebanon's water, experts say, aiming to displace or kill south Lebanon's population.
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Students, teachers and families stage daily peaceful sit-ins at the site of the fence near Umm al-Khair village.
State television pushes line that Iranians want more war, but others urge reason and moderation.
Almost 53 days into war, there is little evidence suggesting that Iranian government is fragmented.
Hundreds of firefighters are trying to contain fires at Russia’s Tuapse oil refinery.
Sudan Gurung steps down after less than a month in office, citing questions about his investments and other matters.
World Liberty is under increasing scrutiny from some of its investors, who have complained about lack of transparency.
Pakistani government bars football team from participating in the SAFF Women's Championship hosted in Goa, India.
The terminology of the US-Israel war on Iran is drawn from a range of linguistic origins.
Moscow confirms it will suspend shipments of Kazakh oil to Germany from May 1.
Al Jazeera spoke with MIT professor Ted Postol about what Iran could do with its 440kg of 60 percent enriched uranium.
The Shia-led Coordination Framework must nominate a prime minister by Sunday, as required by the constitution.
Arsenal’s title challenge is again being undermined by dropped points in decisive moments.
A New York gallery has transformed into a chapel-style installation exploring ‘Trumpism’ as a modern American belief.
Destruction of a statue of Jesus in Lebanon is disturbing, but Israel’s genocide is what really demands our outrage.
Two people have been killed after Israeli settlers opened fire on a school in the occupied West Bank.