The recent escalation of fire has crimped traffic further. Military experts say opening the strait would require more troops and months of effort.
While preferring diplomacy, Trump was briefed this week on options, including use of ground troops and bombing Pickaxe Mountain
Climate change and geopolitical shocks form an explosive mix for a Europe already strained by record heatwaves
The U.S. and Iranian calibrated use of force carries a risk of escalation
Fervor whipped up during the conflict is making it hard to compromise and easy for hard-liners to stymie progress
Washington carried out a third consecutive night of strikes on Iran as President Donald Trump vowed more military action, while renewed Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia signaled a widening regional conflict.
Port operator plans east coast facility in Fujairah to cut Dubai's reliance on Jebel Ali and reduce exposure to Strait of Hormuz disruptions
UN shipping body says there's no legal basis for the toll as oil prices jump amid fresh Iran tension over the vital waterway
Trump vows to guard the Strait of Hormuz and charge shipping fees, as Iran rejects any US role and allies condemn Tehran's attacks
Iran and the United States traded attacks across the Gulf as Tehran said it had again closed the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns over energy supplies and regional security.
American officials said Iranian military sites were hit, while Tehran said it struck at American bases in neighboring countries
Israel recently shared new intelligence with the U.S. that it said showed Iran was considering a new plan to assassinate the president, sources say
The president had earlier promised a second night of attacks during the NATO summit in Turkey
In return, Trump administration is restarting billions in cash shipments to Baghdad
If it isn't just the war driving prices, what is? The answer runs through refining capacity, fuel taxes and a strained global market, not the price of crude alone
Speaking ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, the U.S. president said he no longer wanted to engage with Tehran, dismissing further negotiations as a waste of time.
The NATO chief defended Washington's latest military action against Tehran while urging Europe and Canada to increase defense spending as alliance leaders met in Ankara.
Earlier the U.S. revoked a waiver allowing Tehran to sell oil, eliminating a key incentive for Iran in interim peace deal
Between F-35 sales and CAATSA, to a Hormuz naval coalition and Canada's $12B sub deal, allies show new defense muscle at the Ankara summit
Events to honor Ali Khamenei include threats to Trump, as well as Quranic quotes chosen to troll Saudi Arabia and Turkey