Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman on March 28 and discussed the ongoing West Asia conflict, with both leaders focusing on regional stability and the need to protect critical energy and maritime routes. The call comes as India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said the government is working to ensure that the impact of the West Asia conflict does not hurt Indian families and farmers, as global energy and supply concerns continue to rise amid the ongoing war. He made the remarks while inaugurating the Noida International Airport, linking the government’s response to […]
Iran has mobilised more than one million ground fighters amid fears of a possible US invasion from the south, as the war in West Asia pushes Tehran to prepare for a wider battlefield confrontation. The move comes as reports of fresh troop mobilisation, militia readiness and defensive build-up add to concerns that the conflict could […]
France has held discussions with 35 countries on plans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz once hostilities in West Asia come to an end, as concerns continue to grow over the disruption of one of the world’s most important shipping routes. France Leads Talks On Hormuz Reopening France’s armed forces chief held a videoconference with […]
The World Bank has said it is moving quickly to support countries facing economic disruption caused by the conflict in West Asia, as rising energy costs, trade disruption and pressure on public finances begin to affect economies across the region and beyond. World Bank Support For Affected Countries The institution said it would use its […]
China has urged all sides involved in the Strait of Hormuz crisis to stop military action and return to dialogue, warning that continued escalation could trap the region in a vicious cycle driven by force. The statement highlights Beijing’s growing concern that conflict around one of the world’s most important energy chokepoints could spiral into […]
The Iran-Israel-U.S. conflict continued to widen on March 21, with fresh military, diplomatic and energy-related developments adding to pressure across West Asia. The latest round of updates pointed to rising regional strain involving Hezbollah, shipping routes, nuclear safety concerns and global fuel markets. West Asia Conflict Expands Across Multiple Fronts The conflict
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has said Tehran does not want conflict with neighbouring Gulf countries or other Muslim nations, describing them as “brothers” even as the region remains under strain from ongoing attacks and rising tensions. His remarks appear aimed at reassuring nearby states that Iran’s confrontation is not directed at them. Pezeshkian Says Iran […]
India’s crude oil basket has surged sharply since the Gulf conflict began, climbing to about $137 a barrel and sharply increasing pressure on refiners, import costs and the broader economy. The spike reflects tighter global supply, disruption around the Strait of Hormuz and a rapid rise in freight and risk premiums linked to the ongoing […]
Iran continued missile and drone strikes targeting locations in Gulf states a day after the United States warned that Iranian oil infrastructure could face further attacks if hostilities escalate. The exchange of threats and retaliatory strikes has heightened tensions across the Gulf region and raised concerns about the safety of critical energy infrastructure and shipping















