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WorldMar 21

United Airlines Cuts Flights 5%, US Releases Oil Reserves Amid Iran Conflict Concerns

United Airlines reduced flight capacity and the US released strategic oil reserves as companies prepare for potential oil price spikes from Iran tensions.

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WorldMar 20

Russia Benefits from US-Iran Tensions Despite Treasury Official's Claims

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated Russia wouldn't benefit from easing oil sanctions on Iran, but analysts suggest Russia gains from US-Iran conflict.

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WorldMar 21

Iran Warns UK Against Allowing US Base Access

Iran's foreign minister contacted UK counterpart to protest cooperation with US military operations.

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WorldMar 19

Iranian Security Official Killed Amid U.S. Bounty Program

A high-ranking Iranian security official was killed days after the U.S. placed a $10 million bounty on him and nine other Iranian officials.

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WorldMar 19

Belgian Court Orders Trial for 93-Year-Old Ex-Diplomat in 1961 Congo Leader Murder

A Brussels court ruled that former Belgian diplomat Étienne Davignon should stand trial for alleged complicity in the 1961 murder of Congo's first PM Patrice Lumumba.

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WorldMar 19

Saudi Arabia intercepts four ballistic missiles targeting Riyadh

Saudi forces intercepted four ballistic missiles launched toward the capital Riyadh before a scheduled foreign ministers' meeting.

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WorldMar 7

Middle East tensions disrupt global energy markets and aviation industry

Rising Middle East tensions have led to higher oil and gas prices while forcing airlines to reroute flights and evacuate stranded passengers from the region.

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WorldMar 24

Vietnam Airlines Plans Route Cuts Due to Jet Fuel Shortage

Vietnam Airlines is planning to reduce domestic flights due to jet fuel supply shortages, according to aviation regulators.

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WorldMar 23

Hong Kong Police Gain Authority to Demand Phone Passwords Under Security Rules

New national security regulations in Hong Kong allow police to demand phone passwords, with non-compliance punishable by up to one year in jail and fines.

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WorldMar 20

Officials Address Iran Conflict as Trump Administration Signals Policy Positions

Intelligence officials testified about U.S.-Iran conflict while Trump administration addresses diplomatic and immigration implications.

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World5d ago

Italian PM Meloni Seeks Energy Security Through Algeria Visit

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni traveled to Algeria to discuss natural gas supply arrangements as Italy continues diversifying its energy sources.

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World4d ago

Turkish Oil Tanker Struck by Drone Attack in Black Sea Near Istanbul

A Turkish oil tanker was hit by drones in the Black Sea near Istanbul, marking another maritime incident in the region.

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WorldMar 15

Iraq Faces Economic Crisis as Regional War Brings Strikes from Both Iran and U.S.

Iraq confronts mounting economic and security pressures as ongoing regional conflict triggers attacks by both Iranian-backed militias and U.S. forces on its territory.

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World6d ago

Migration-Related Developments in Mexico and Costa Rica

Separate incidents highlight ongoing migration issues, with 229 migrants found in Mexico truck and Costa Rica migration agreement.

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WorldMar 20

Winter Heat Wave Brings Record Temperatures to Western U.S.

A rare winter heat wave is breaking temperature records across the western United States, with San Francisco experiencing its hottest March in two decades.

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