Yemen’s Houthis have escalated pressure on Red Sea shipping by warning that tankers could be attacked if they use Saudi Arabian ports, a move that adds a new layer of risk to already strained maritime routes in the…
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Yemen's UN envoy has urged the Security Council to address Houthi escalation and enforce the arms embargo as renewed coastal fighting raises concerns over Red Sea shipping.
Houthi forces launched missile attacks against Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea as American military strikes on Iranian infrastructure entered their twelfth consecutive night of intense regional hostilities
Crude prices are climbing again after Houthi claims of attacks on tankers in the Red Sea, raising fresh questions about fuel costs, inflation and global
Pakistan condemned a deadly attack on a commercial ship near the Bab el-Mandeb strait after three Pakistani citizens were reported among the dead, turning the Red Sea security crisis into a direct national concern for…
England's record points-scorer Emily Scarratt has transitioned into a permanent coaching position with the Red Roses, departing her long-term role at Premiership side Loughborough Lightning
Gianni Infantino is poised to escape sanction over complaints he breached rules on political neutrality, after Donald Trump spoke to the FIFA president before a ban tied to the Balogun red card scandal was lifted.
Global oil prices moved higher after fresh reports of disruption in two of the world’s most closely watched shipping routes, underscoring how quickly tensions in the Middle East can ripple through energy markets…

The Yemeni Air Force has carried out strikes against Houthi targets in the Mocha and Dhubab areas of western Yemen, according to military statements, as fighting along the Red Sea coast adds fresh pressure to one of the…
With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, the militant group’s threats in the Red Sea jeopardize Saudi Arabia’s main workaround for oil
New attacks on tankers and ongoing U.S. bombing are deepening risks for Red Sea and Gulf shipping, with the Bab al-Mandeb now added to the map of
Pakistan has backed stronger action against Houthi attacks on maritime traffic, while also condemning militia activity aimed at Saudi Arabia and broader regional instability.

Pakistan backs Saudi Arabia's right to defend its territory while calling for de-escalation, secure Red Sea shipping and renewed Yemen talks.
A Formula Two headset ruling and a World Cup red-card review show how modern sport is increasingly decided by regulators, not just results.
The Houthis recently declared a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea, targeting several

Iran's first vice president has proposed closer Islamic economic and political cooperation as renewed fighting in Yemen raises concerns over Red Sea security.
Crude has returned to the $100 mark for the first time since May, as traders weigh escalating conflict risks spanning the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea.
Oil has climbed above $100 for the first time since May after a fifth straight day of gains, as reports of Red Sea attacks added fresh pressure to already tense
Brent crude has surged to $100 a barrel as escalating military action in the Middle East and tanker attacks in the Red Sea trigger fresh concerns over global energy supply stability
H2: Webb says the Balogun case crossed a line Howard Webb has said he was “really troubled” by FIFA’s decision to suspend Folarin Balogun’s ban after the USA striker was shown a red card at the World Cup, describing the…
Yemen’s Houthi movement says it targeted two Saudi oil tankers, following its recent announcement of a naval embargo on Saudi

Yemen's Houthis say they have targeted oil facilities in Saudi Arabia owned by
Houthi attacks for now are shaping who moves Saudi crude, not whether it moves, analysts say, even as oil prices
On the night Spain won their first World Cup back in 2010, the celebrations became the stuff of football folklore. This time around, with a squad that dominated the tournament from start to finish, the party had its own…