Breaking 17:30 Chile withdraws support for former President Bachelet as UN secretary-general candidate 17:20 Microsoft faces AI monetization doubts as Copilot overhaul raises concerns 17:15 ASML employees stage walkout as unions challenge job cuts 17:00 Moroccan civilian killed in missile attack in Bahrain 16:56 Dr Rasha Kelej earns spot among Africa's 100 most influential women for seventh year 16:50 Russia launches 16 Rassvet satellites to rival SpaceX Starlink network 16:45 Hong Kong bookstore owner arrested over Jimmy Lai biography 16:30 UNESCO Heritage site in Lviv targeted in Russian attack, Ukrainian PM says 16:23 Morocco and Italy launch second economic summit in Rabat 16:20 Oman foreign minister says Iran not responsible for ongoing war 16:15 UK's FCA defends Palantir contract amid lawmakers' concerns 16:13 AMAL urges blood donation during Ramadan as reserves fall 16:00 Fès-Meknès launches 11 tourism projects to boost regional investment 15:50 Sephora tests shopping app inside ChatGPT as AI retail expands 15:45 Schindler prepared to challenge potential Kone-TK Elevator merger 15:40 Foreign investors pull $50 billion from Asian stocks amid war driven volatility 15:35 Cloudflare geo blocks 2,800 domains as legal pressure intensifies 15:30 Lithuania warned Hungary could pose NATO and EU security risk 15:20 IEA warns Iran war oil crisis exceeds shocks of the 1970s 15:18 TEDxISCAE debuts at Casablanca business school with global ideas 15:15 Violent robbery in Guelmim leads to arrest of four suspects 15:00 Bank of France records $15 billion gain from gold reserve upgrade 14:50 Electric vehicle demand surges as oil prices climb above $100 14:45 Collectif 4.0 launches “Colors of Morocco” cultural program 14:30 Bank of England economist warns against inaction on inflation risks 14:20 Astronomers discover 87 stellar streams reshaping Milky Way research 14:15 US Business activity falls to 11-months low amid Middle East tensions 14:00 Three suspects detained over arson attack at Czech industrial facility 13:50 Lufthansa extends Middle East flight suspensions amid escalating conflict 13:45 NASA shifts strategy from lunar orbital station to moon base 13:30 Kenya Airways reports $138 million pre-tax loss in 2025 13:20 XRISM telescope solves 50 year mystery of gamma Cassiopeiae X rays 13:15 Marco Rubio to attend G7 meeting in France amid Iran conflict 13:00 France prosecutors seek 18-years sentence for Tariq Ramadan 12:50 Jet fuel prices double as Iran conflict disrupts global aviation 12:20 Asian bond yields surge as Iran war triggers capital outflows 11:50 Eurozone growth stalls as Middle East conflict fuels stagflation fears 11:20 China expands seabed mapping operations with military implications 11:00 Chinese battery giants gain $70 billion as oil shock boosts EV demand 10:40 Apple sets WWDC 2026 for June with preview of iOS 27 10:20 Russia gold reserves fall to four year low amid budget strain 10:00 Soviet submarine leak and Pacific nuclear dome raise contamination concerns 09:40 Japan signals currency intervention as yen nears 160 per dollar 09:20 AWS Bahrain cloud region disrupted again by drone activity 09:00 Love Brand 2025 | Nike ranked 2nd among the favorite international brands of consumers in Morocco 08:50 Global energy crisis deepens as Hormuz disruption enters fourth week 08:20 Saudi Arabia and the UAE open trade corridor bypassing Hormuz 07:50 Oil prices swing as US Iran signals clash over talks

Keywords: Energy security


Iran threatens to target strategic infrastructure after Trump ultimatum

Tensions in the Middle East have escalated sharply after Donald Trump issued a stark ultimatum to Iran, demanding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours or face severe consequences. The strategic maritime corridor, vital for global oil shipments, has become a focal point of the crisis.......

Qatar Energy chief warned of risks before Iran attack

The chief executive of Qatar’s state-owned energy company has revealed that he had repeatedly warned U.S. and international officials about the potential risks linked to escalating tensions with Iran. Saad bin Sherida Al Kaabi, who also serves as Qatar’s Energy Minister, spoke during the......

China reroutes oil shipments as Hormuz disruption reshapes energy flows

China is drawing on years of strategic preparation to cushion the impact of escalating disruptions to global oil flows, as military tensions involving Iran enter a third week. As the world’s largest oil importer, Beijing has relied on large crude stockpiles, alternative shipping routes, and rapid......

Turkey ready to host next round of Russia-Ukraine talks

Turkey has confirmed its readiness to host the next round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said during a phone call with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. Fidan emphasized the risks that the ongoing conflict poses to both regional stability and the......

UN climate chief warns fossil fuel dependence threatens Europe’s security

The head of the United Nations climate body warned that Europe’s reliance on imported fossil fuels undermines the continent’s security and economic stability, urging policymakers to accelerate the shift toward renewable energy. Simon Stiell, executive secretary of the United Nations Framework......

Hungary sends delegation to Ukraine to discuss Druzhba oil pipeline

Hungary announced that it would send a delegation to Ukraine in an effort to open dialogue over the future of the Druzhba pipeline, a key route for transporting Russian oil to several Central European countries. The mission will include Hungarian officials as well as representatives from Slovakia, another......

India begins diesel supply to Bangladesh amid Middle East energy tensions

India has begun supplying diesel to Bangladesh through the Bangladesh-India Friendship Pipeline (BIFP), as global energy markets face uncertainty linked to rising tensions in the Middle East. According to media reports, approximately 5,000 metric tons of diesel were pumped from the Numaligarh Refinery......

Japan prepares national oil reserve amid Iran crisis

Tokyo has reportedly instructed a national oil reserve facility to prepare for a possible release of crude oil due to disruptions in Middle Eastern supplies, a Japanese lawmaker said on Sunday. The move comes as tensions in Iran have affected global energy flows. Japan relies on the Middle East for......

Kuwait reduces oil production as precaution amid Iran tensions

Kuwait has implemented a precautionary reduction in crude oil production and refining throughput amid ongoing tensions with Iran, the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) announced on Saturday. The move follows recent Iranian attacks against Kuwaiti territory and concerns over safe passage of ships through......

  • Fajr
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

This website, walaw.press, uses cookies to provide you with a good browsing experience and to continuously improve our services. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to the use of these cookies.