Bassetti warns that the conflict in Iran threatens not only the availability of drugs, but also diagnostic services such as MRI scans, with potentially serious consequences for patients.

What if the real winner of the Iran war is China? Between investments, energy deals, and new geopolitical balances, Beijing is gaining ground as the regional landscape reshapes. The South and the future.

Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz in response to the US-imposed blockade, escalating tensions in the region.

The situation has escalated: shots were reportedly fired at several ships, causing damage and disruption in the ports. Reports are still fragmentary, and the overall picture remains unclear.

Meloni: Instability in Iran is now "our normality," but the government is working around the clock to address a particularly challenging situation.

After weeks of gains, oil has fallen back below $91, while a new crisis is developing in the Strait of Hormuz linked to tensions with Iran.

The US relaunches a naval blockade and Iran again closes the Strait of Hormuz, increasing tensions in the region.

Meloni: "The Strait of Hormuz is closed again, we're working to restore stability."

Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz in response to the US-imposed port blockade. This measure complicates maritime traffic and increases tensions in the region.

Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz: Tehran warns that no ships will transit as long as the US blockade remains.

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Russia is benefiting from the escalation in Iran, but it could suffer long-term consequences. Putin, too, appears disoriented, and the strategy remains uncertain.

Saffron: 90% of world production comes from Iran, a concentration that makes the market very vulnerable to tensions or an escalation of the war in the country.

Tourist numbers remain largely stable, but uncertainty surrounding conflicts, including the war in Iran, weighs on the sector's prospects, as data from Federalberghi shows.

The crisis with Iran exposes Italy's useless allies and its neutralist nature; while Trump's political circus dominates the stage, Rome remains silent.

The situation in the Middle East related to the war in Iran remains very tense and rapidly evolving; updates are coming soon.

Iran has announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz in response to the US blockade of its ports. The decision increases regional tensions and complicates maritime traffic: live updates.

The nuclear issue continues to weigh on talks between the United States and Iran, preventing significant progress in the negotiations.

Trump attacks Pope Leo, criticizing him for his positions on nuclear weapons and his handling of the Iran crisis.

Tehran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz and imposed strict conditions on the passage of ships, escalating tensions in the region.

The war in Iran is causing mineral water prices to rise; the crisis in the Middle East is causing price increases and supply difficulties.

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Trump surprises Netanyahu with a US move that puts Jerusalem in a difficult position. What could change on the war fronts in Iran and Lebanon: possible military and political repercussions.

The war in Iran reignites the European energy crisis: gas and oil markets are being shaken, impacting prices, supplies, and inventories.

Focus of the Day: The war in Iran is fueling tensions in energy markets, with potential repercussions on supplies and prices.

On Wall Street, losses related to the conflict have already been reversed, and markets have absorbed the shock. Asia remains more exposed, while oil prices continue to worry investors.

Trump issued a new ultimatum to Iran: "We're going to have to start dropping bombs," warning that he was ready to increase military pressure.

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Wall Street's six major banks closed the quarter with record profits of $47 billion, an all-time high for the sector.

The Strait of Hormuz has been closed again by Iran. Ships have been diverted and maritime traffic suspended; updates are ongoing.

The war in Iran is impacting supply chains: tensions and transport blockages are jeopardizing mineral water imports, with potential price increases and shortages on shelves.

The Strait of Hormuz has been closed again: tensions between Iran and the United States are skyrocketing, with possible repercussions on navigation and the risk of escalation.

Banks are reducing interest rates on new mortgages, offering more favorable terms to those who sign up for a contract during this period.

Iran begins the gradual reopening of its airspace, affecting strategic areas and selected airports.

Spain is Europe's leading importer of Russian gas, with purchases up 124% to €355 million. Budapest and Paris follow, with the Kremlin's revenues growing by 52%.

Netanyahu "shocked" by Trump: the American move surprises Israel and reshapes the balance of power on the fronts in Iran and Lebanon.

Trump announces moves on Iran and the Strait of Hormuz; the words remain vague, and the world remains uncertain about what concrete actions will follow.

Iran warns it may close the Strait of Hormuz if the US naval blockade continues.

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Italy can be decisive in unblocking the Strait of Hormuz: diplomatic mediation, naval presence, and relations with regional countries can foster de-escalation and reopen trade routes.

Trump warns: "Without a peace agreement, we will go back to bombing."

The Strait of Hormuz has reopened, but tensions persist. Trump says he will negotiate over the weekend.