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Iran war: Two more LPG carriers set to leave the Strait of Hormuz for India

March 23, 2026 revoi editor

  Virendra Pandit   New Delhi: Amid the escalating war in West Asia and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address in the Lok Sabha, expressing concerns over the emerging situation, two more Indian-flagged LPG tankers are set to cross the Strait of Hormuz to head for India, the media reported on Monday. The two LPG tankers, […]

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Repercussions of the Iran- US Israel War on Gulf States

March 23, 2026 revoi editor

By Harsh Pargat The death of Iran’s Supreme leader Syed Ali Khamenei on 28th February in a joint airstrike done by US and Israel as part of Operation Epic Fury. The strikes killed the Supreme leader. And this led to the escalation of war between the three countries. This article emphasizes on the repercussions of […]

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“Pakistan Must Not Think Twice but Attack Mumbai, New Delhi, if US Attacks Pakistan;” Basit

March 22, 2026 Editor In Chief

Manas Dasgupta NEW DELHI, Mar 22: Pakistani leaders’ favourite pastime since to be dreaming about attacking India. Hatred for India has gone down so deep in the minds of the Pakistani leaders that they see India as the only target to attack if any country in the world at any time attacks Pakistan. The chilling […]

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US Issues 48 Hour Ultimatum to Iran to Open Strait of Hormuz, Iran Threatens to Target US Infrastructure in the Region

March 22, 2026 Editor In Chief

Manas Dasgupta NEW DELHI, Mar 22: Even as the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday urged global leaders to join the Israel and the United States’ war effort against Iran and the US President Donald Trump threatened to “obliterate” Iran’s power plants if Tehran did not reopen the Strait of Hormuz, Iran responded with […]

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Business

N-facility: IAEA confirms Iran’s Natanj plant hit, but Tehran says no leakage noticed

March 21, 2026 revoi editor

Virendra Pandit   New Delhi: Iran’s Natanz nuclear enrichment facility was hit in an airstrike on Saturday, the official Iranian news agency Mizan was quoted as saying in media reports, as the war in West Asia entered its fourth week. There was no radiation leakage, Mirzan said. Amid escalating regional strikes, the International Atomic Energy […]

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Roving Periscope: The US ‘un-sanctions’ floating Iranian oil–that Tehran says ‘doesn’t exist!’

March 21, 2026 revoi editor

Virendra Pandit   New Delhi: To soften the global energy crisis and ensure the availability of affordable oil and gas worldwide, the US on Friday lifted sanctions on Iranian-origin crude oil at sea for a month, but Tehran said it has no floating oil anywhere! According to media reports, the temporary US measure was expected […]

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The Iran war: Japan, Canada, Europe ready to ease the Strait traffic, to stabilize energy markets

March 20, 2026 revoi editor

Virendra Pandit   New Delhi: Leading European nations, Japan, and Canada said on Thursday they are ready to join appropriate efforts to ‌ensure safe passage of oil and gas through the Strait of Hormuz and ​would take steps to stabilise energy markets. In a joint statement, they condemned Iran’s attacks on unarmed commercial vehicles in the […]

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Energy needs: The US may un-sanction 140 mn barrels of Iranian oil on the seas

March 20, 2026 revoi editor

Virendra Pandit   New Delhi: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said the US is looking to lift sanctions, long imposed on Iranian oil, to ease the spike in energy prices triggered by its war in the Gulf region, and could also look at a unilateral release of its own reserves. “In the coming days, we […]

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Roving Periscope: Iran bombs Mideast assets and Israel, as the US plans reopening Hormuz

March 20, 2026 revoi editor

Virendra Pandit   New Delhi: While the US-Israel war on Iran entered its 20th day on Friday. Israel said it would avoid future attacks on Tehran’s energy infrastructure as the USA, which has urged Congress to sanction USD 200 billion for the war,  tried to reopen the Strait of Hormuz—but Iran continued to strike select […]

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Europe, Japan to Join Efforts to Guard Vessels through Strait of Hormuz, Iran Planning to Impose Transit Fees

March 19, 2026 Editor In Chief

Manas Dasgupta NEW DELHI, Mar 19: As some leading European nations and Japan agreed to join “appropriate efforts” to ensure safe passage for vessels through the Strait of Hormuz amidst the West Asia war, Iran is learnt to be considering imposing transit fees on vessels passing through the Strait in an attempt to monetise its […]

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