Amrita Sen, founder of Energy Aspects, was also cited as warning that the situation clearly pointed to further escalation and, consequently, higher oil prices, while cautioning that assumptions Iran might back down were misplaced.

U.S. President's ultimatum suggests a widening of potential U.S. targets to include civilian energy infrastructure.

Moscow reaffirms support for Tehran during escalating conflict, though questions remain over the extent of its assistance and strategic commitments

Tehran reportedly launched two ballistic missiles at Diego Garcia, though initial reports suggest they missed. The strike signals an escalation in the conflict and highlights Iran’s extended missile range

US president criticizes allies for refusing military involvement while urging them to help secure shipping routes as oil prices surge

This statement was made following the death of Ismail Hatib, Iran's minister responsible for intelligence services, who was killed last week in a strike.

Iran is not collapsing — it is shrinking into a narrower, harder, and more security-centered regime

As the war between Iran and the US-Israeli coalition has entered its fourth week, with both sides now targeting critical energy facilities, many fear this phase could further exacerbate the rate at which fuel costs across the globe are rising. Greek consumers are already feeling a pinch in their pockets at the pump due to […]

In an interview with Reuters, QatarEnergy CEO Saad al-Kaabi warned that the damage from recent Iranian attacks could force the company to declare force majeure on long-term LNG contracts to Italy, Belgium, South Korea and China

Greece’s National Cybersecurity Authority said reports that it had issued an urgent warning over possible Iranian cyberattacks were false.

Pentagon says strikes on thousands of targets continue as Washington focuses on destroying Iran’s military capabilities and preventing nuclear weapons development

Tehran says nuclear doctrine unlikely to change under new supreme leader and urges Gulf states to draft a fresh agreement on Strait of Hormuz navigation after the war

Iran's parliament is reviewing a bill that would require ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz to pay transit fees to Tehran.

According to ministry sources, the air defense systems were activated immediately, and two missiles were launched to intercept the incoming targets.

Tehran has been preparing for two decades for the contingency of a full-scale confrontation with the US and Israel - The plan of the “Fourth Successor”, the decentralized model of political and military leadership based on the model of Mao Zedong

Several key Iranian leaders have been killed in the last 3 weeks, a direct result of US-Israeli strikes. Most of these perished during a meeting of senior Iranian leadership on February 28th, according to Iranian media.

War-related cost increases and supply chain disruptions are hitting Greek exporters, halting trade with key Gulf markets, raising input costs and pushing excess supply into the domestic market