Six months into Iran war, oil prices never spiked as feared
Six months after the war with Iran began, oil prices never hit the $100 mark many expected — markets absorbed the shock and moved on.
Six months after the war with Iran began, oil prices never hit the $100 mark many expected — markets absorbed the shock and moved on.
A flash flood on the border between Nepal and Tibet, in China, has killed more than 500 people since it struck on Wednesday, set off by a glacier collapse.
Taiwan is strengthening defenses on Penghu, a small group of islands roughly halfway across the strait separating it from mainland China.
Flash floods hit Nepal and Tibet on 27 August 2026 after collapsing glacier rock sent water and debris crashing through valleys, destroying buildings and bridges.
President Donald Trump has suggested the United States could punish Chinese banks for helping move Iranian oil, using financial penalties called sanctions.
Pakistan told the United States it doesn't have to follow US sanctions on Iran — penalties meant to cut Iran off from world trade.
China sent 244 ships around Taiwan last month, the highest monthly total on record, according to a report cited by Taipei Times and the China-Global South Project.
Flash floods hit the border between Nepal and Tibet on Wednesday, killing at least 22 people.
China has told its citizens to leave Eswatini, a small kingdom in southern Africa, citing security risks it has not explained.
China has gone from rejecting a US ultimatum over its trade with Iran to warning it may retaliate, the Financial Times reports.
The European Union lent Ukraine 90 billion euros, and special rules currently let Kyiv use some of that money to buy weapons and parts from outside the EU, including from China and the United States.
China said it will keep trading with Iran and will not bow to what it called economic warfare, after the United States sanctioned Chinese companies over their Iran business last week and told other countries to halt trade with Tehran too.