Record oil price increase this week after Iran war spreads to the region
The Iran war has led to rapid increases in crude oil prices. U.S. WTI crude oil, in particular, has surged during the conflict.
Business
Guide: Half-Swedish talent makes F1 debut
A Briton will defend his title, another Briton will try to get revenge after his disastrous season - and an 18-year-old half-Swedish Briton will make his debut. Here is the guide to the Formula 1 season that begins in Melbourne this weekend.
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The attacks on Iran: What happened
Israel and the United States have launched a joint attack on Iran, killing the country's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei. The attack and counterattacks are ongoing. Here's what happened.
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Israel says Iran and Hezbollah are coordinating attacks
Bombs have been falling on Iran for a week - Iranian counterattacks continue. Israel says Iran and the Lebanese Shia militia Hezbollah are coordinating attacks. US President Donald Trump demands Iran's unconditional surrender.
Conflicts
War fundamentally threatens oil states' business model
Luxurious environments, security and zero taxes have transformed the oil-rich countries around the Persian Gulf into financial centers in a few decades - where investors, major companies and wealthy tourists from all over the world gather. But since the United States and Israel attacked Iran last weekend, the business model is at risk from Iranian drones and missiles.
Business
Stranded in the Middle East? Turn here for help for Swedes
Around 20,000 Swedes are estimated to live in and around the Persian Gulf, and several thousand are in the region temporarily - unable to get home due to the war involving Iran. Keep this in mind if you are one of those stranded.
Sweden
Aston Martin F1 car vibrations raise fears of permanent nerve damage
Aston Martin's new Formula 1 cars vibrate so violently that drivers fear they could suffer permanent nerve damage.
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Israel says war against Iran enters new phase
On the sixth day of the Iran-Iraq war, Israel's military leadership says the war is entering a new phase. Iran's foreign minister, in turn, says the country does not fear a ground invasion. "We are now moving to the next phase of the operation," Israeli army chief Eyal Zamir says in a television appearance.
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