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Why Ali Larijani’s death could be a greater loss for Iran than Khamenei’s

The head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council was considered a potential “bridge” in possible negotiations – hardliners are strengthening within the country

The Prime Minister of Peru has resigned

Peru’s Prime Minister, Denis Miralles, has resigned just weeks before the general elections scheduled for April 12

Oil prices rise over 3% again – Brent above $103 amid strait crisis

Rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and the reluctance of U.S. allies to escort tankers have driven another surge in crude prices, increasing uncertainty

Four dead in scaffold collapse in Vienna

Four people were killed when a scaffold collapsed at a construction site in the courtyard of a residential complex in Vienna’s ninth district, the police announced

Slovakia plans to increase diesel prices at gas stations for foreign drivers due to fuel tourism

In areas in the north of the country, near Poland, lower diesel prices led to increased purchases and, in some cases, as Robert Fico said, gas stations literally ran dry

The 31 words that can no longer be used on Vegan products, according to the EU: “Burgers” & “Sausages” saved

The vegan...“gyro” and the labeling of many other products led the EU to ban companies from using certain words on plant-based products

Reuters: Gulf States press US to definitively neutralize Iran

"The alternative is to live under constant threat. If Iran is not seriously weakened, it will continue to hold the region 'hostage'," a source told Reuters

Proto Thema in the “Red Zone” in Tyre: See images of a flattened neighborhood (videos-photos)

Dead, injured, and evacuation order issued to residents

How the war in Iran “hit” Turkey

The new balances in the Middle East and the Eastern Mediterranean have exposed Ankara’s weaknesses. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan sees that American plans do not include him, Israel is the undisputed regional power, while Greece is consolidating its position by making a “show of strength” and Cyprus is being fortified with the support of all of Europe

New York Times: Fire burned for 30 hours on aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford, sailors sleeping on tables or the floor

The The New York Times reports that conditions were far from ideal following a fire that broke out last week while the aircraft carrier was in the Middle East

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