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Rajnath Singh reviewed energy supply risks amid the West Asia conflict and urged citizens to remain calm. He said the government is taking steps to prevent shortages and emphasized energy conservation to ensure national security.
Iran and the United States have rejected each other's conditions for ending the Middle East conflict, deepening a diplomatic impasse. Rising tensions in the Gulf and renewed security incidents have heightened fears of wider confrontation and driven oil prices higher.
Major Gaurav Arya discusses how Iran is using oil routes and the Strait of Hormuz to pressure the United States. The episode explores energy security risks and why rising oil prices are shaping strategic decisions in the Middle East.
ONE ZERO will offer free international data packages to qualifying credit card holders based on monthly spending. The bank says the move could save families up to 1,500 Israeli shekels per vacation and is part of a broader effort to expand travel-related benefits.
Yair Lapid said he expects more party mergers before the fall elections following his alliance with Naftali Bennett. He emphasized cooperation among leaders with shared values while ruling out partnerships with ideological opponents.
India is projected to post strong growth through financial year 2026 despite global headwinds, with momentum supported by domestic demand and credit expansion. Growth may moderate in financial year 2027, while risks from oil prices and currency movements remain.
The government has urged citizens to conserve fuel as global oil prices rise, while assuring that domestic supplies remain stable. State-owned fuel retailers continue to face heavy losses, and no relief package has been announced.
Four years after Shireen Abu Akleh was killed while reporting in the West Bank, no one has been held accountable. Her family and press freedom advocates are urging the United States government to provide updates and pursue justice.
The European Union is set to approve sanctions against Israeli settlers over violence in the West Bank after Hungary lifted its opposition. Broader measures against Israel remain under debate among member states.
A painting looted from Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker during the Second World War has been found in the home of descendants of a Dutch Nazi collaborator. An investigation confirmed the artwork’s origins, and the family member who revealed it says it should be returned to the rightful heirs.
An Israeli soldier was killed in combat near the Lebanon border, bringing Israel's military death toll to 18 since early March. Fighting with Hezbollah has continued despite a ceasefire.
Netanyahu met Druze and Circassian leaders at the Dead Sea, stressing his commitment to protecting lives and praising their community’s service. He also discussed Iran and recent talks with United States President Donald Trump.
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