Iran’s Hormuz Message Was Not Fired at One Ship. It Was Fired at the World’s Oil Route

Tehran's drone attack on a commercial vessel has rattled fragile US-Iran peace talks — and reminded the world who controls the most critical oil chokepoint on Earth.

SpaceX IPO Creates History; Elon Musk Becomes First Trillionaire on Paper

SpaceX has created history by raising $75 billion in the world’s biggest IPO. The company listed at $135 per share with a valuation of around $1.77 trillion.

PM Modi’s India-Nordic Summit Push: Why Netherlands, Sweden, Norway Visits Matter for Jobs, Trade, Energy and Technology

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s India-Nordic Summit 2026 visit focused on trade, clean energy, semiconductors, investment, jobs and strategic partnerships with Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands. Here’s what happened, why it matters.

Indian Cargo Vessel Haji Ali Attacked Near Strait of Hormuz, India Calls It ‘Unacceptable’

The Indian-flagged cargo vessel was reportedly attacked near the Strait of Hormuz region while carrying livestock from Somalia to the UAE. All 14 Indian crew members were rescued by Oman’s Coast Guard, while India called attacks "unacceptable".

U.S. Opens UFO Files to Public, Pentagon Releases First Batch of UAP Videos and Documents

The U.S. Government has released the first batch of declassified UFO and UAP-related files for public review, including videos, images, military reports and historical records.

AI Chip Boom Pushes Samsung to $1 Trillion, Raises Consumer Electronics Price Concerns

Samsung shares jumped sharply on 6 May 2026, helping South Korea’s Kospi index cross the 7,000 mark for the first time. Reuters reported that Samsung Electronics rose 14.4% and reached a $1 trillion market capitalisation.

Three Indians Injured as UAE Accuses Iran of Attacks After Fujairah Refinery Fire

The UAE has accused Iran of launching missile and drone attacks that triggered a major fire at an oil refinery in Fujairah and injured three Indian nationals. Iran has denied the allegations, as tensions continue to rise at Hormuz.

Strait of Hormuz Toll: Iran's $2M Per Ship Charge, Suez Canal Fees & World Sea Trade Routes Explained

Around 80 percent of global merchandise trade travels by sea. That translates to roughly 11 billion tonnes of goods every year. Most of that volume passes through a handful of narrow corridors — places where geography forces everything to funnel