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A newly adopted US policy of 'tanker-for-tanker' risks widening the conflict. Photo: Centcom

Tanker War 2.0: How US-Iran ship attacks are escalating

GulfSeptember 09, 2026
An abandoned oil well is pictured in Maracaibo, Zulia state, Venezuela on September 7, 2026. Venezuela and US signed an agreement granting US access to more than 65 billion barrels -- almost 20 percent -- of oil in Venezuela, which holds the largest proven reserves in the world. (Photo by John Chacón / AFP)

Chavez to Trump: Tumultuous oil history of country with the largest reserves

EnergySeptember 09, 2026
The USS George HW Bush aircraft carrier has been deployed to support maritime security in the Middle East. Photo: Centcom

Iran targets US forces in Jordan and ships in Hormuz as war escalates

GulfSeptember 09, 2026
Tehran retaliates with strikes on Jordan after US destroys five Iranian oil tankers

Iran claims retaliatory strikes on US vessels, tankers and 10 ships in Gulf

MENASeptember 09, 2026
Vessels in the Strait of Hormuz near the beach of Bandar Abbas in Iran. The strait remains Tehran’s clearest source of global economic leverage. Reuters

Can Iran really wage an economic war on the US?

EconomySeptember 08, 2026
US President Donald Trump during a meeting in Doha last year. Getty Images

The Iran war tested the Gulf’s multipolar strategy, but it did not end it

CommentSeptember 08, 2026
A presentation on the Strait of Hormuz at the Hili Forum in Abu Dhabi on Monday. AFP

The Gulf’s new regional architecture will require a rebuilding of trust

EditorialSeptember 08, 2026
A drone is intercepted near the US consulate and Erbil International Airport in Erbil, in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, early in the war with Iran. EPA

US air-defence exit leaves Iraq exposed

MENASeptember 08, 2026
Dr Majed Al Ansari during a conversation with The National. Victor Besa / The National
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Strait of Hormuz will remain vital to global economy, Qatar says

GulfSeptember 07, 2026
Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen sharply in recent days. Reuters

Iran says it will act against vessels beyond Strait of Hormuz

GulfSeptember 07, 2026
The new measures coming into force on Tuesday will double the price of top-tier fuel for Iranian motorists. AFP

Petrol prices to double under Iran's war economy

GulfSeptember 07, 2026
The flight operated by cargo carrier 21 Air crashed after overshooting the runway at Miami International Airport on September 6. EPA
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Five dead as Amazon cargo plane crashes at Miami airport

NewsSeptember 07, 2026
Gen Abdel Fattah Al Burhan has presented himself as the legitimate ruler of Sudan. AFP
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The world must act on Sudan’s chemical weapons

EditorialSeptember 07, 2026
A Sudanese citizen with a box of unexploded munitions found at a school in Khartoum. AFP

'Get away fast': Witness of Sudan chemical attack recalls people struggling to breathe

MENASeptember 06, 2026
Opec+ last month opted to increase output by 188,000 bpd for September. AFP

Opec+ keeps oil output policy unchanged for October amid Iran war uncertainty

EnergySeptember 06, 2026
Syrian security forces have 'repelled attacks by outlaw groups' in the western countryside of Sweida, state media says. Photo: Sana

US envoy Barrack urges restraint and dialogue as violence escalates in Syria's Sweida

MENASeptember 06, 2026
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