Iran Claims Control Of Strait Of Hormuz As US Rejects Tehran’s Claim; Qatar Pushes Diplomacy, Oil Prices Rise Amid Tensions

2 The standoff between the United States and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz has intensified, even as Qatar attempts to revive diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the seven-month-long conflict in the Middle East. Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed Al-Thani said Doha was working to facilitate communication between Washington and Tehran and find a diplomatic solution…

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West repairing moral reputation using Palestine statehood

West repairing moral reputation using Palestine statehood

Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub FOR decades, the collective West has presented itself as the global defender of human rights and international law. Its liberal democratic ideology, centred on guarantees and protections of fundamental civil liberties for all people, has, however, come under increasing scrutiny over Palestine, particularly Gaza and the occupied West Bank. The…

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Nakilat adds latest LPG/ammonia vessel to its fleet

DOHA: Qatar Gas Transport Company Limited (Nakilat) celebrated the naming of the latest LPG/ammonia carrier to join its fleet during a special ceremony held at the HD Hyundai Samho shipyard in Yeongam, the Republic of Korea. In a statement, Nakilat said that the new vessel “Energy North”, which is set to enter service on Oct…

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Israel-Bound Flight Drops 17,000 Feet After Pilot Allegedly Stabbed — Netanyahu Minister Slams Suspected

An Israel-bound Flydubai flight made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a reported cockpit altercation in which the pilot was allegedly stabbed on Wednesday. Both the pilot and co-pilot were injured. An Israeli official alleged that the co-pilot, an Omani national, was responsible for the attack, CNN reported. The flight, traveling from Dubai to…

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Iran’s GDP plummets by more than 10%, with repercussions spreading to the global economy.

Iran’s GDP plummets by more than 10%, with repercussions spreading to the global economy.

Iran’s economy has long struggled with hyperinflation and currency devaluation, largely due to economic sanctions. Photo: Reuters . The prolonged conflict is having increasingly evident consequences for the Iranian economy , which is already under pressure from sanctions, high inflation, and a weakening currency. As conflict disrupts energy, trade, and transportation, these difficulties continue to…

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