Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian, right, and security chief Mohsen Rezaei meeting Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman, Pakistan’s army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, and Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin in Tehran. Reuters

ExclusiveInside Tehran talks: Iranians link Houthi de-escalation to regional truce

Talks with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey touched on collective course of action should Iran-US war resume

Gulf

Two men charged over suspected UK airbase plot 'to assist Iran'

News

Kuwait sentences three to death over Iran links and plot to assassinate deputy PM

Gulf

How travel disruption has led to chaos in Asian football

Football

Weekend EssayThe US will remain central to Gulf security, but the terms must change

Comment

Iran sent bomb-making manual as it organised plots in the UK

UK

Iran 'deliberately undermining Iraq’s security', says official

MENA
The remains of a projectile that struck a vehicle at an apartment building in Riyadh after a Houthi attack. AFP

Oil hits six-month high at $117 after more Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia

Brent posts steep weekly rise amid supply fears, with disruption in Libya also impacting prices

Energy

US lifting sanctions on 'dark fleet' not expected to solve tanker crisis

Energy

Will the Iran war resume before the US and Israeli elections?

US

'I have lived that hell': Former inmate urges release of couple in Evin Prison

UK

Today's cartoonShadi's take on oil shipments getting through the Strait of Hormuz

Cartoon

Non-Iran Middle East oil exports back to prewar levels with Hormuz alternatives

Energy

Iraq closes Iran crossing over 'security arrangements'

MENA
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Today's cartoonShadi's take on oil shipments getting through the Strait of Hormuz

Our cartoonist's take on oil shipments getting through the Strait of Hormuz

Cartoon

Non-Iran Middle East oil exports back to prewar levels with Hormuz alternatives

Energy

Iraq closes Iran crossing over 'security arrangements'

MENA

Iran clings to demands even as threat of renewed US-Israel attacks grows

Gulf

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