We often seek an almost superior wisdom behind an act of war, a devilishly crafted plan based on data available to formidable military staffs and even more formidable intelligence services

What Iran is left with, if it survives this war, is survival itself. That is not nothing. But it is considerably less than what it had before October 2023. The mask is off. And the region has seen what is underneath

Economic issues and high prices—in essence, the purchasing power of households—have long been what occupy citizens more than anything else

Tehran denies any negotiations with Washington after fresh missile attacks, while conflicting signals from both sides rattle global markets and push oil prices higher again.

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni travels to Algiers to secure alternative gas supplies after Iranian strikes disrupted Qatar exports, with Italy exploring deals from Algeria, the U.S., and Azerbaijan.

DG Clima official Elina Bardram outlines how Europe’s energy dependence, rising disinformation and extreme weather are converging- making electrification and adaptation more important now than ever

Damage to over 40 energy projects across nine countries threatens global fuel supplies, with Asia facing the brunt and urgent international coordination needed to stabilize markets

Government security council backs major military programs, appoints new coast guard leadership, and reviews Middle East developments amid rising regional tensions.

The U.S. pauses planned attacks for five days after “productive” talks with Tehran, as tensions remain high following Iranian threats targeting regional energy facilities.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer says security assessments show no direct Iranian threat to the UK, as tensions rise following missile activity in the region and concerns over the Strait of Hormuz

Greece is benefiting from shifting travel demand, according to a recent Mabrian study, with Mediterranean destinations drawing visitors away from the Middle East.

Analysts view the measures as largely short-term “firefighting,” as volatile oil prices and ongoing war pressures continue to drive inflation and strain the economy.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warn they will target Israeli and U.S.-linked electricity infrastructure in response to any strike on Tehran’s power sector, signaling a tit-for-tat escalation in the ongoing regional conflict

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.

In Arad alone, 31 people — including 18 children — were hospitalized, with at least nine reported in serious condition, according to medical officials. Dozens more sustained minor injuries.

As events continue to unfold in the Middle East, anxiety is growing in Europe’s major capitals over the potential consequences of the conflict.

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