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Uncertainty over fuel crisis looms as Croatia braces for summer tourism

With summer a few months away the streets of Croatia’s old town of Dubrovnik are already teeming with tourists. It’s usually a sign of an upcoming strong season, but tourism officials are cautious. Global instability and surging fuel prices may impact tourism in the country’s top destination, drawing millions of vis…

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Here’s how to crush Tehran in three moves

The small group of Islamist regime loyalists now ruling Iran by committee may be able to fool the world with AI-generated propaganda videos, paper statements attributed to an invisible ayatollah and ChatGPT-scripted posts on X, but they can’t escape the reality of an American naval blockade pushing their economy off…

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Trump needs to finish the job in Iran: Holding off only helps the enemy

Put us down as skeptical that Operation Economic Fury is going to finally force Iran’s leaders to get real about permanently ending their nuclear programs — and worried about what message the prolonged suspension of US-Israeli assaults is sending not only to Tehran and other adversaries, but to our allies and to the…

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Apple encabeza a Wall Street con más récords a medida que los precios del crudo descienden

De izquierda a derecha, los astronautas Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch y Jeremy Hansen, integrantes de la misión Artemis II de la NASA, hacen sonar una campana ceremonial durante su visita al piso de remates de la Bolsa de Valores, el viernes 1 de mayo de 2026, en Nueva York. (AP Foto/Richard Drew)

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Iran’s strict internet shutdown is crushing an already shaky economy

At her studio in Iran’s capital, Amen Khademi prepared a fashion shoot for a jacket she designed with Persian-inspired motifs. But even as she applied lipstick to the model, she was distracted, worrying if her business would survive after four months without its main link to customers — the internet.

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A costly war

United States (US) Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has revealed that the Iran War has so far cost the US taxpayers a staggering US$ 25 billion, on top of the US annual defence budget of US$ 900 billion. This is expected to balloon to US$ 1.5 trillion next year, which is more than double the combined defence expenditu…

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