Gas Shortages Force Indian Families Toward Induction Cooking
Indian families are turning to induction cooking as gas shortages disrupt kitchens, budgets and expectations around reliable household energy.
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SBT Network Investigates Host Ratinho Over Transphobic Remarks
An SBT investigation into Ratinho's remarks has widened debate over transphobia, media responsibility and public treatment of elected officials.
Iranian Boat Strike Hits US Tanker in Hormuz Escalation
A strike on a US tanker near Hormuz has intensified fears that maritime conflict could turn energy stress into a wider military crisis.
Mojtaba Khamenei Orders Strait of Hormuz Closure in First Act
Mojtaba Khamenei ordered the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and threatened US bases as Bloomberg revealed his secret $100 billion property empire.
Crude Prices Top $100 in Biggest Spike Since 1983
Crude oil's move above $100 marks a severe shock for markets, governments and households already exposed to geopolitical stress.
Israel Pounds Beirut Center and Threatens Land Seizure
Israel's strikes on central Beirut and threats of land seizure have pushed the Lebanon crisis into a more dangerous phase.
Energy Crisis Threatens Global Semiconductor Supply Chain
Rising Middle East tensions drive oil price hikes and threaten the global chip supply chain, impacting economies from Germany to Nigeria and South Korea.
India Raises Energy Output as Gulf Disruptions Grow
India is increasing domestic energy output and refinery coordination as Middle East disruptions threaten fuel supply chains.
War With Israel and US Displaces Three Million Iranians
The war with Israel and the United States has displaced three million Iranians, putting humanitarian pressure at the center of the conflict.
Israel Warns Lebanon Over Hezbollah and Territory Risk
Israel's warning to Lebanon over Hezbollah raises the risk that border security, sovereignty and territorial control will collide.
Middle East War Triggers Major Oil Supply Shock
The Middle East war has triggered a major oil supply shock, forcing markets to price disruption across production, shipping and inflation channels.
South Korea Caps Fuel Prices to Ease Economic Strain
South Korea's fuel price cap is meant to soften economic strain, though it may shift costs from consumers to public finances.