The war with the US and Israel has caused over 3.400 deaths in Iran; however, casualty counts remain conflicting, with numbers and responsibilities still uncertain.

Brussels is accelerating its efforts to address energy costs: the package for governments is already ready and will be presented soon.

In Africa, the Pope said: "I am here to give courage, not to discuss anything else," emphasizing that his trip was dedicated to supporting local communities.

Three clocks mark the phases of the war in Iran: political deadlines, clashes on the ground, and regional pressures that dictate its pace.

The clash between Trump and Iran has reduced global oil supply by 500 million barrels and caused $50 billion in damage in just seven weeks.

Attack on the UNIFIL mission in Lebanon: a French soldier was killed. Iran has decided to close the Strait of Hormuz. Trump convenes the Situation Room. A diplomatic breakthrough or a risk of renewed conflict?

Trump and American politics prove to be Xi's unwitting accomplices: this is how Beijing gains ground in the Gulf.

Tensions between Tehran and Washington have risen: incidents in the Strait of Hormuz and new moves on uranium are increasing the risk of escalation. Without a diplomatic breakthrough, the conflict could flare up again.

Operation Epic Fury in Iran has come at a very high cost: between $25 and $35 billion have been spent so far.

Tensions are rising between Tehran and Washington, amid incidents in the Strait of Hormuz and the uranium issue: the warning is that, without a political breakthrough, the conflict could reignite.

Tensions are high between Iran and the US over the Strait of Hormuz and the uranium issue; a TV program warned that without a political breakthrough, the conflict could reignite.

Iran remains suspended between war and peace: rising tensions are paralleled by a reorganization of power in Tehran, with potential repercussions on foreign policy and domestic order.

Trump warns that without a peace agreement, the United States will resume bombing; meanwhile, Tehran partially reopens its airspace.

The war in Iran is resulting in an 'epic' bill for the Pentagon: huge expenses and new pressures on the military budget.

The situation remains explosive: incidents in the Gulf of Hormuz and tensions over uranium enrichment increase the risk that the conflict will flare up again without a breakthrough.

The end of the NRRP, the delays in the South and the war in Iran will put a brake on the convergence process.

Tensions have risen recently: Trump has lashed out against Tehran with very harsh words, what is happening now.

Tensions between Iran and the US remain high, with the Strait of Hormuz and the uranium disputes being key flashpoints. Without a swift de-escalation, the risk of the conflict resuming is real.

Iran, suspended on the thin line between war and peace, sees the balance of power in Tehran shift.

Despite the war in Iran, tourism is holding up: Rome remains the most popular European destination.

Pressured by the Iran crisis, soaring prices, and an increasingly psychedelic political climate, Trump finds refuge in Arizona.