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Shell CEO says Strait of Hormuz blockade has led to unprecedented global energy disruptions

The head of Shell warned of severe impacts noting that Asian nations are facing fuel rationing as oil shipments through the strategic strait dry up.

While a court struck down the Trump administration’s proposed $100000 filing fee the uncertainty has already impacted Indian tech hiring.

The US Navy deployed a Texas-built 24-foot autonomous surface vessel to locate and rescue two pilots downed in Gulf waters off Oman.

The Canadian government tabled legislation proposing strict age-verification rules and penalties for platforms failing to limit minor accounts.

The Pentagon announced Hegseth will travel to Cuba and Florida to engage with military commanders and review ongoing naval operations.

The statement apparently targeting Japan and the US warned against regional military build-ups and expanding security alliances.

Ongoing exchange of military strikes near the Strait of Hormuz has triggered fears of major shipping disruptions driving freight rates up.

A joint statement by the US, UK, and EU allies accused Iran’s intelligence organs of plotting hostile operations and cyberattacks on foreign soil.

The UN nuclear watchdog passed a US-European resolution with 21 votes in favor while Russia, China, and Niger voted against the text.

The US military conducted precision strikes in southern Iran in response to the crash of an Army Apache helicopter near Hormuz.