New analysis suggests Iranian retaliatory strikes on US military bases across the Middle East caused potentially billions in damage, with the $800 million BBC headline figure appearing to be just part of a much larger bill.
Trump is reportedly weighing a ground invasion of Iran's Kharg Island to force open the Strait of Hormuz, in what one former military analyst has called 'close to a suicide mission'.
Donald Trump compared US strikes on Iran to Pearl Harbour during a meeting with Japan's Prime Minister, raising questions about allied trust and unilateral military decision-making.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi visited the White House to reaffirm the US-Japan alliance, but faced pressure from President Trump to take a larger role in securing the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions with Iran.
The US is considering waiving sanctions on Iranian oil already at sea, a potential policy reversal that could affect global energy prices and reshape diplomatic relations with Tehran.
Trump faces a narrowing window to broker a deal with Iran and recalibrate the US relationship with Israel before the Middle East situation spirals beyond control, yet the administration seems more interested in scolding allies than actual diplomacy.
Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to target Iranian energy infrastructure mirrors tactics used in the Russia-Ukraine war, a move that is likely to fail and damage the global economy.
Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi has slammed Donald Trump's Middle East policy, calling the approach to Iran a significant miscalculation.
The strike on Iran's South Pars gas field marks a dangerous escalation in regional conflict with direct consequences for global energy stability.
As tensions rise in the Middle East, the Trump administration considers a major troop surge. We break down what this means for global stability and your wallet.
Donald Trump has issued a stark warning regarding Iranian strikes on Qatar's Ras Laffan gas field, raising concerns about global energy prices and UK economic stability.
As tensions with Iran escalate, the US State Department is feeling the heat of its own staffing cuts. We explore why losing diplomatic expertise is a costly mistake.
