Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Kuwait: Gulf countries targeted by Iran after US-Israel strikes

Iran launched retaliatory attacks on US assets across the Gulf, targeting Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE, following a joint US-Israel strike. The Revolutionary Guard threatened further "intense offensive operations" against Israel and US bases. The UAE reported one fatality and injuries, while Bahrain and Kuwait intercepted missiles, with Kuwait also experiencing a drone attack on its airport.

The fall of Ayatollah Khamenei: How Iran’s Supreme Leader met his end

‘444 flights expected to be cancelled on Mar 1’: Aviation ministry shares update amid crisis

Over 410 domestic flights were cancelled on Saturday and 444 are expected on Sunday due to ongoing airspace restrictions over Iran and the Middle East. The Ministry of Civil Aviation is closely monitoring the situation, coordinating with airlines and airports to minimize passenger inconvenience and ensure safety.

Suicide drones, Tomahawks & more: The weapons that powered US-Israel strikes on Iran

Operation Epic Fury saw US forces launch a massive aerial assault on Iran, reportedly killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The operation utilized Tomahawk missiles, F/A-18 and F-35 stealth fighters, and new one-way attack drones. These precision strikes targeted key Iranian military projects, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.

China’s great green wall: How 66 billion trees turned a ‘dead’ desert into a carbon sink

UAE shuts classrooms: All schools & universities go online amid security concerns

Amidst escalating regional tensions involving Iran, the US and Israel, the UAE has temporarily moved all schools and universities to online learning from March 2-4, 2026. This precautionary measure aims to ensure student and staff safety while maintaining educational continuity, leveraging digital infrastructure built during the pandemic. Other Gulf nations are also adopting similar strategies.

T20 World Cup: Why the spotlight is on Varun Chakravarthy

The tournament could well be divided into two contrasting halves for the mystery spinner: he enjoyed significant control and success in the group stages but Super 8 opponents South Africa and Zimbabwe handled him comfortably.

Loud blasts, gunfire heard in Kabul as Afghanistan-Pakistan clashes escalate

Khamenei’s daughter, grandchild killed; IRGC pushes to elect next leader - 10 key points

India could soon get its first openly queer MP

Batting order not fixed, says India coach ahead of must-win West Indies clash

Tilak had a modest run in the first five matches of the tournament while batting at one down, managing a strike-rate of 120. The team management then pushed him to No. 6 against Zimbabwe.

‘Heavy and pinpoint bombing will continue’: What Trump wrote as he announced Khamenei’s killing

Top Khamenei adviser among seven Iranian security chiefs killed in Israeli strike

India walks tightrope amid Iran conflict, voices concern, urges restraint

Watch: US releases video of warships and fighter jets striking targets in Iran