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"The Roaring 2020s Are Back": S&P Futures Hit New Record With Nasdaq Up 12 Straight Days On Iran Truce Optimism

Stock futures are edging higher on continued optimism about an extended truce in the Middle East, while Taiwan Semi's solid results have sparked another leg higher in AI trade. As of 8:15 am ET, S&P 500 futures rose 0.1%, while Nasdaq 100 contracts +0.2%, and on pace for a 12th day of gains. The early hours of the s…

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Fire Erupts At Major Australian Refinery, Amplifying Fuel Shock As "Green" Killed Refining Buffer

Australia's failed "green" domestic energy policies had already sparked a fuel-supply shock shortly after the U.S.-Iran conflict disrupted tankers at the Hormuz chokepoint. Now, a fire has broken out at the larger of Australia's two remaining oil refineries, adding even more fuel supply woes.

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From Trucks To Tanks: Pentagon Looks To Automakers To Rebuild America's Arsenal

With two active conflict areas in Eurasia - the Russia-Ukraine conflict in Eastern Europe and the U.S.-Iran theater in the Gulf - the world is moving deeper into a war cycle. The latest indicator is not only that militaries around the world are beginning to stockpile one-way attack drones, but also the early-stage p…

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Trump fights with words, for better and worse - opinion

While Israel and America bombarded Iran, US President Donald Trump barraged the world with words. It’s a fascinating leadership technique. The most garrulous president in American history has built a massive audience of equally obsessed friends and foes, when the world has never been so wired, so tuned in, so addict…

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Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir in spotlight after Iran visit

Vice President JD Vance, left, talks to Pakistan’s Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshall Asim Munir, right, and Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar, center, before boarding Air Force Two after attending talks on Iran in Islamabad, Pakistan, Sunday, April 1…

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The Iran war is disrupting relations all over the world. Everyone needs to cool it | The National

The repercussions of the Iran war are already being felt around the world, and will continue to do so for months and years to come. But it is surely incumbent on us all to try to reduce the risk of contagion, of the conflict deepening divides or disrupting relations that had previously been stable.

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War on Iran: How the West is shaping a dystopian era

Until recently, the EU high representative for foreign policy, Kaja Kallas, owned the record as the western official with the poorest knowledge of the history of World War Two, having had the brazen audacity - or the unforgivable lack of awareness - to claim last year that it was news to her that Russia and China ha…

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