Israel limits operations in Lebanon following U.S. demand: report

Israel limits operations in Lebanon following U.S. demand: report

Israel’s political leadership has ordered the military to refrain from carrying out “unusual” operations in southern Lebanon following a demand from the United States, Israel’s state-run Kan TV News reported on Friday. According to Kan, the directive remains in effect until further notice, pending developments in the U.S.-Iran tensions and the ongoing negotiations between Israel…

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How the Hormuz crisis is reshaping global trade

How the Hormuz crisis is reshaping global trade

Blocked: a bulk carrier docked at the port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates, May 6, 2026. Reuters Commercial shipping had only just begun returning to the Strait of Hormuz after a memorandum of understanding signed between the US and Iran in mid-June raised hopes of de-escalation. But those hopes have now evaporated with the return…

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EU to debate import restrictions targeting Judea and Samaria

EU to debate import restrictions targeting Judea and Samaria

The European Union’s foreign ministers are set to convene on Monday to debate a regional embargo on goods originating from Israeli communities located in Judea and Samaria, AFP reported. The scheduled talks follow significant internal lobbying from multiple member nations demanding institutional pushback from the wider bloc, diplomatic sources confirmed Friday. Insiders noted that the…

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As the Strait of Hormuz brouhaha continues…

As the Strait of Hormuz brouhaha continues…

With the U.S. renewed strikes on Iran following the Strait of Hormuz saga, global energy markets and international trade face another round of uncertainty, with experts saying its echoes will reverberate across the globe for sometime to come; BENJAMIN UMUTEME writes.  The renewed hostilities between the U.S. and Iran following the Strait of Hormuz has…

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