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After truce took effect, more than 600 people have been killed, most of them in the south, data reveals
Tehran claims spill is from ballast water, but analysts say satellite imagery points to vessel discharge or pipeline leak
Regime cut off connectivity when war began, but many have not been online since January protests
Food insecurity is linked to a combination of rising inflation, conflicts and imperilled supply chains
A series of charts to help you understand Opec
With Washington withholding imagery during the Iran war, customers are searching the free market for European and Chinese alternatives
Gulf states produced more than a third of the world's supply before the war
The National’s index identifies those economies most vulnerable to supply shortages and soaring energy prices
Visa-free access expands to 184 destinations as Henley Passport Index records one of the fastest rises in global mobility rankings
After six weeks of aerial bombardment, the cost in munitions expenditure and damage inflicted by the enemy is unprecedented given the time period
Our chart of the week ranks every major US military operation that involved Tomahawk strikes, stretching back to Desert Storm in 1991
Essentials such as critical fuel and fertiliser supplies are still being held hostage in the Gulf a month on
Lebanon joins Syria and Palestine among the countries with highest internal displacement
Falling near spring equinox, daylight hours converge across regions, narrowing gap between world’s longest and shortest fasts
Thirty people died in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody in 2025, the highest annual total in more than two decades, according to official data
