From Berlin, Merz distances himself from any involvement in the war with Iran, but reiterates the urgency of rearmament and returns to evoke a possible political 'axis'.

Asian stock markets are attempting to recover: Seoul is posting a sharp rise, while oil prices are falling below $100 a barrel. Tensions over the war in Iran remain in the background.

How much have the US and Israel spent so far on the Iran war? A brief summary of the military, logistical, and operational costs incurred to date.

The war in Iran alarms Israel: in addition to the risk of a nuclear program, the possible expansion of hostile militias and growing regional instability weigh heavily.

Conflict in Iran involving the United States and Israel: real-time updates on clashes, attacks, and diplomatic developments.

Prayers alone cannot stop Iran: political choices and concrete strategies are needed to address the crisis.

The escalation in Iran could push prices even higher: low-income families, small businesses, and the energy and food sectors are likely to feel the greatest impact on their daily costs.

Hostilities in Iran are releasing CO₂ equivalent to the emissions of one million cars in just two weeks, exacerbating the environmental impact both regionally and globally.

Live: A Chinese oil tanker is passing through the Strait of Hormuz as tensions in the Gulf remain high.

A short dictionary for following the war in Iran: historical terms and new vocabulary—from proxy conflicts to sanctions, including alliances and geopolitical scenarios—to help you navigate live developments.

A Chinese oil tanker has passed through the Strait of Hormuz in defiance of a US naval blockade, raising tensions in the region.

The American blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is also beginning to weigh on Iran: restrictions on shipping routes and energy exports are increasing the economic costs and political tensions for Tehran.

The World Bank and IMF are preparing to capitalize on the recovery; the markets seem to be holding steady.

The nuclear deal between the United States and Iran has foundered amid sabotage attempts and a Tehran delegation lacking decision-making power.

Trump's knee-jerk reaction turned into a grave political mistake: instead of strengthening his position, it trapped him in a situation that risks worsening the crisis with Iran.

The war in Iran has wiped out the gains that AI had driven in Chinese exports, slowing the sector's recovery.

Trump's attack on the Iran crisis exposes the contradictions and choices of the Papacy: between diplomatic prudence and the need to provide a moral voice, this is what we understand about the Pope's role at this stage.

Analysts are positive about the Poste Italiane takeover bid. TIM has selected its advisors for the deal.

Trump attacks the Pope, calling him "weak" and claiming that he was elected thanks to him. Leo replies: "I don't fear him."

Energy prices continue to rise, despite Trump's suspension of the Jones Act.

Is the conflict between Iran and Israel at risk of turning into a world war? In a few lines, we outline the factors that could exacerbate the escalation and the possible regional repercussions.

US ships blocked the Strait of Hormuz, warning that anyone attempting to cross will be eliminated. Trump said Iran had contacted them, further fueling tensions.

Goldman Sachs's quarterly results are unconvincing: Wall Street reacts coldly to the numbers.

Netanyahu first convinced Trump to attack Iran and then undermined the truce with continued attacks in Lebanon.

Latest videos and updates on the Iran war: essential clips and news to follow developments live.

Von der Leyen warns: "The closure of Hormuz is extremely damaging."

The war in Iran is not just the result of Trump's choices: it has historical roots, complex regional dynamics, and widespread responsibility among many actors.

A new White House report estimates that approximately 10 million units are needed to close the housing deficit in the United States.

Trump rejected Iran's proposal to suspend uranium enrichment for five years, closing the door to a possible interim nuclear deal.

Singapore tightens monetary policy. Fears of conflict in Iran increase inflationary pressures and accelerate tightening.

NATO partners have contained Washington's push in the Strait of Hormuz, prioritizing caution and coordination to avoid escalation.

The United States has imposed a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz as tensions in the Gulf escalate. Patuelli warns of the risk of a domino effect that could affect businesses, families, and banks.

Stock markets hold firm amid renewed tensions in Iran. Milan down 0,17% with oil above $100. Il Sole 24 ORE