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Volodymyr Zelensky will visit the United Kingdom as Sir Keir Starmer warns that rising oil prices from the Middle East crisis could benefit Russia. The government reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ukraine despite shifting global attention.
Iran’s apology to Gulf neighbors was met with cautious optimism, but continued attacks by its military forces have deepened mistrust. Gulf states are urging Tehran’s new leadership to match words with concrete steps to end the violence.
Micheal Martin said he is looking forward to meeting President Donald Trump during St Patrick's Day events in Washington. He highlighted the deep historic ties between Ireland and the United States and said he feels confident ahead of the talks.
Micheal Martin said he would not overstate the impact of Michelle O'Neill’s White House boycott. He welcomed continued Northern Ireland Executive representation in Washington and praised growing engagement with the United States.
Iran's deputy foreign minister warned the United States it risks 'another Vietnam' if it sends ground troops into the war. He said Iran is prepared for a prolonged fight and blamed Israel for drawing Washington into the conflict.
A court ruled that missile alerts do not justify extreme speeding, after a driver was caught far exceeding the limit. While his license suspension was reduced, judges warned that speeding during emergencies increases the risk of fatal accidents.
A powerful set of images from around the world captures conflict, ceremony, politics and culture. From airstrikes in Beirut to red carpet glamour in Los Angeles, the photographs highlight defining moments of the week.
flyDubai has suspended all flights to Israel until April 30 as regional fighting continues. Several major European carriers have also extended their cancellations amid airspace restrictions and security warnings.
Economists warn the Iran conflict could push unemployment in the United Kingdom above 5.5 per cent, leaving more than 100,000 additional people out of work. Rising energy prices and weak growth are increasing fears of stagflation and delaying hoped-for interest rate cuts.
A new group believed to be linked to Iranian-backed networks has claimed responsibility for recent attacks on Jewish institutions in Belgium and the Netherlands. Officials warn the coordinated incidents signal a broader effort to intimidate Jewish communities across Europe.
Crowds at a funeral in Tamun were filmed chanting calls for Iran to launch missiles and voicing support for Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad. The event followed the deaths of family members after Israeli forces opened fire on a vehicle they said posed a threat.
President Donald Trump warned the North Atlantic Treaty Organization that it must help secure the Strait of Hormuz or face serious consequences. He urged allies to share responsibility for protecting the key shipping route and questioned whether they would support the United States in return.
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