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Iran conflict triggers travel chaos: flight rerouting plans and whether other airports can handle the demand surge.

Iran conflict triggers travel chaos: flight rerouting plans and whether other airports can handle the demand surge.

The coming month is expected to be chaotic for carriers serving the Middle East, as passengers stranded in key transfer airports are gradually redirected and sent home following several days of unrest linked to the persisting war in Iran. Analysts note that airlines are accustomed to disturbances, maintaining dedicated units

Live Middle East crisis: US reports almost 2,000 targets struck in Iran conflict; Trump says navy could escort tankers through Strait of Hormuz

Live Middle East crisis: US reports almost 2,000 targets struck in Iran conflict; Trump says navy could escort tankers through Strait of Hormuz

Six dead in Israeli attacks south of Beirut Bombardments by Israeli forces on two villages south of the capital have resulted in six fatalities and eight injuries, according to Lebanon’s health ministry. The ministry’s communiqué stated that “the Israeli enemy’s attacks on the areas of Aramoun and

Cuba indicts six exiles for terrorism after fatal speedboat assault

Cuba indicts six exiles for terrorism after fatal speedboat assault

Cuban prosecutors have officially indicted six individuals on terrorism charges after a U.S.-flagged speedboat became involved in a lethal clash with Cuba’s coast guard last week. The defendants, identified as Cuban nationals residing in the United States, are alleged to have loaded the vessel with arms and

Trump warns Iran's next leader could be as bad as the current one.

Trump warns Iran's next leader could be as bad as the current one.

Donald Trump said his greatest concern in the U.S.–Israeli military operation against Iran would be a regime change that installed a leader “as bad as the former one.” During a press briefing in the Oval Office with visiting German chancellor Friedrich Merz, the president was asked by a

Cypriot village on edge after surprise RAF Akrotiri drone strike

Cypriot village on edge after surprise RAF Akrotiri drone strike

All his life, just as his parents did before him, Giorgos Konstantinos has learned to live beside RAF Akrotiri on Cyprus. He has endured the roar of aircraft, the constant flow of military vehicles and the routine drills. Yet never before had Konstantinos, the village’s vice‑mayor, seen anything

British expats in Dubai claim life goes on as usual despite the Iran war

British expats in Dubai claim life goes on as usual despite the Iran war

It is not always viewed favorably when the ruling family of an autocracy stages a public display of mingling with ordinary citizens. On Monday, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed al‑Nahyan, who serves as both president of the United Arab Emirates and ruler of Abu Dhabi, accompanied Dubai’s crown prince,

‘I can’t digest it’: Israel’s deadliest attack since the war began kills nine and razes a synagogue

‘I can’t digest it’: Israel’s deadliest attack since the war began kills nine and razes a synagogue

With about thirty individuals sheltering in the local bomb shelter on Sunday afternoon while sirens sounded outside, Oren Katz moved to shut the reinforced door. It was a gesture of self‑lessness typical of the father of four, and it would claim his life. As he reached the entrance, the