The Pontiff called for an immediate ceasefire due to numerous civilian casualties. He called the conflict a moral challenge for the entire world.
The British Prime Minister will discuss with the government the risks to energy markets and inflation rising to 5%. Investors are recording a record 20-year fall in government bonds.
Over 50% of Cuba's capital has electricity again after a major power plant accident. Fuel shortages hinder full power restoration for the country.
Brent crude exceeded $112 amid threats of attacks on energy facilities. Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran regarding the unblocking of the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's ambassador announced the opening of the strait amid Trump's threats to destroy the country's power plants. The US demands an end to Iran's nuclear and missile programs.
The FBI has uncovered mass attacks on Signal targeting officials and journalists. Attackers tricked users into providing security codes without breaking the app's encryption itself.
Libyan NOC engaged Italian Eni to tow the Arctic Metagaz vessel. The unmanned tanker poses a threat of a large-scale environmental disaster.
Gas supplies have been restored to 5 million cubic meters per day after an attack on the field. Iraq's energy system has stabilized electricity production.
Hamas is considering disarmament in exchange for amnesty and investment in Gaza. However, the group fears attacks from rivals and a lack of funding.
The Deputy Foreign Minister of Cuba stated that a change of power is impossible for the sake of an agreement with Washington. The country's political system is not a subject of bargaining with the US.
Due to the halt of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, Iraq has stopped oil exports. Production in Basra has decreased from 3.3 million to 900 thousand barrels per day.
Russian authorities daily disconnect mobile internet in large cities to prepare for protests. The government is implementing the experience of China and Iran for complete control.
Human rights activists demand the removal of Russian Daria Boyarskaya from the OSCE mission due to risks. The organization refused to dismiss the advisor despite her past in the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Germany introduced a temporary license to expedite military equipment deliveries. Simplified exports will be valid for six months without individual applications.
The International Energy Agency recommends reducing speed limits on roads and avoiding air travel. The measures are due to the war and fuel shortages.
Due to Iranian strikes, Qatar lost 17% of its LNG exports and $20 billion in revenue. Repairs will take up to five years, threatening gas supplies to Europe.
Naftogaz presented to EU partners a plan for the reconstruction of the Brody station and an assessment of the damage. The European Union will provide financial and technical assistance for the repairs.
The Trump administration is considering sending thousands of troops to control Kharg Island and tankers. The goal is to destroy Iran's military potential.
Ground-penetrating radar has detected delta deposits up to 4. 2 billion years old in Jezero Crater. Scientists consider these structures evidence of an environment for life.
The price of gold leveled off after six days of decline amid Fed statements on inflation risks. Investors are awaiting a rate decision due to the war in Gaza.
The Israeli army has doubled the number of troops on the Lebanese border. Soldiers are searching homes in southern Lebanon for enemy weapons.
Cybercriminals are stealing data and crypto wallets through Apple vulnerabilities. Experts urge immediate system updates to protect against attacks.
Brent crude reached $107 after Iran threatened to attack facilities in the Persian Gulf. A blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threatens 20 percent of global supplies.
Iceland's Foreign Minister predicts EU accession in 2028, provided voters agree. The most difficult topics for negotiations will be fisheries and agriculture.
The US Vice President plans a visit to Budapest amid Viktor Orbán's declining approval ratings. The trip may be postponed due to the conflict between Israel and Iran.
The Czech Republic is ready to invest 1 billion crowns in reverse oil supplies for Slovakia. The route's capacity could reach 3 million tons per year.
General Solfrank stated that oil revenues would not compensate for Russia's financial losses. NATO remains vigilant and ready to defend its borders.
Iran's Foreign Minister said nuclear policy could change under a new leader. Tehran plans to implement a new shipping protocol in the Persian Gulf.
The leaders of France and Germany will hold talks on the future of the FCAS combat system. The project is under threat due to disputes between Dassault and Airbus.
Iran used Khorramshahr-4 and Kedar missiles, resulting in two deaths. Tehran rejected a ceasefire and continues to escalate the conflict.
