The conflict between Iran and Israel threatens a rise in prices of essential goods, with companies concerned about the impact of oil price volatility on packaging and raw material costs

Israel initiated 'Operation Rising Lion' early Friday, targeting Iran's nuclear program and ballistic missile facilities. Satellite images reveal significant damage from the Israeli strikes, particularly at the Natanz nuclear facility.

Viral video showed Beirut partygoers dancing as missiles fly during Israel-Iran conflict, June 2025. Lebanon's surreal response sparked debate.

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In a significant development that highlights global concern over escalating hostilities in the Middle East, the Group of Seven (G7) nations, currently meeting in Canada, issued a unified statement on Monday declaring that Iran must never be allowed to possess a nuclear

Israel’s high-tech defences have so far succeeded against most of the hundreds of ballistic missiles fired by Iran.

The latest armed conflict between Israel and Iran is the most significant showdown between the two West Asian archrivals in decades.

Israel has said it launched Operation Rising Lion to deal a blow to Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that the strikes are essential to ‘roll back the Iranian threat to Israel’s very survival’ and that Tehran could build a nuclear weapon within a few months.