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Trump orders Pentagon to scale back military drills with South Korea hours before start

US President Donald Trump on Sunday ordered the Pentagon to scale back "inappropriate and hostile" military drills with South Korea, claiming that the ally had failed to help with the war against Iran and citing his "good relationship" with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

France 24

Trump Touts 'Very Good Relationship' With Kim Jong Un, Asks Hegseth to 'Substantially Reduce' Military Exercises With South Korea

President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to significantly scale back joint military exercises with South Korea, citing their cost, his relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Seoul’s refusal to assist U.S. efforts involving Iran.

Benzinga

The long boat to school gets longer as Iran war drives up the price of fuel

Soaring fuel prices due to the Iran war are impacting global education access. Many children are forced to leave school and work to support their families. This conflict exacerbates existing poverty and educational disparities worldwide. Developing nations and vulnerable populations face the most severe consequences. The war threatens years of…

The Economic Times

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How the Iran war is forcing families to choose between schooling and survival

The impact of war on education isn't as visible as the school closures during Covid-19 pandemic, but the conflict is hitting the poorest children first

The Independent UK

Iran offers $30,000 bounty for killing, capturing US soldiers; $60,000 if done by women

Iranian Army chief Amir Hatami has announced a $30,000 bounty for anyone who kills or captures a US soldier, with the reward doubled to $60,000 if the act is carried out by an Iranian woman. The announcement comes amid continued tensions between Tehran and Washington, despite there being no known…

The Times of India

'May become offensive': IRGC deputy signals shift in Iran's military doctrine

US Iran war: Tehran's military doctrine is shifting towards an offensive posture, preparing for transformative approaches. The armed forces will take necessary action at the appropriate time. Adversaries are warned to anticipate strategic surprises from Tehran. Iran's new commander emphasizes maximum deterrence and proactive threat neutralization. Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf declared…

The Economic Times

'Anticipate strategic surprises': Iran signals possible shift from defensive to offensive military posture

Iran's military may adopt a more proactive and offensive approach to defense. Senior IRGC officials warn adversaries of strategic surprises ahead. The country's actions could move beyond purely retaliatory military postures. Maximum deterrence is now a key focus for military leadership. Iran aims to neutralize threats proactively before they materialize.

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Oil Price Today (August 17): Crude oil approaches $90 again amid no breakthrough in Iran war talks. What’s next?

Over the weekend, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Iran had not decided to resume talks with the U.S. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump called on Americans to accept slightly higher gasoline prices while the conflict continues.

The Economic Times

Iranian parliament advances bill to curb foreign influence

Iran's parliament has enacted a stringent law that makes it illegal to conduct interviews with media outlets deemed hostile. Those who breach this law could face severe prison terms. Additionally, any communication with foreign embassies now mandates prior approval and notification. This legislation seeks to diminish the influence of foreign…

The Times of India

Donald Trump calls for US-South Korea drills to be substantially reduced

President Trump directed the Pentagon to significantly reduce joint military drills with South Korea. He expressed unhappiness with the United States agreeing to participate in these exercises. Trump cited South Korea's refusal to join actions against Iran as a reason. North Korea routinely denounces these drills as preparations for invasion.…

The Economic Times

Strait of Hormuz shipping slows sharply after tanker attacks

Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz slowed significantly over the weekend. This decline followed attacks on tankers and stalled United States-Iran conflict resolution talks. Commodity vessel transits dropped sharply, with very few ships registered for Sunday. Shipping appeared to grind to a near standstill after UAE reported tanker attacks last…

The Economic Times

‘Very good’ ties with Kim: Trump orders 'substantial' cut in military drills with South Korea

US President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to “substantially” reduce planned joint military exercises with South Korea, citing his “very good relationship” with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Seoul’s refusal to join US efforts to denuclearise Iran.

The Times of India

Trump Orders Reduction of South Korea Military Drills as He Defends Relationship With Kim Jong Un

President Trump has instructed the Pentagon to reduce joint military drills with South Korea, citing high costs and diplomatic tensions with North Korea and Iran.

International Business Times UK

US Navy Sailor Exposes Alleged Filthy Conditions Living Aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln After 250 Days at Sea

A US Navy sailor reveals poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, sparking controversy over crew treatment during a record deployment in the Middle East amid tensions with Iran.

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Iran Offers $30,000 Bounty for US Troops: Army Chief Hatami Confirms Reward, Doubled for Women

Iran's army chief announced a $30,000 bounty for capturing or killing US soldiers, escalating tensions. The reward doubles for women, highlighting the conflict's intensity and Tehran's provocative stance.

International Business Times

How To Squeeze Iran Financially. Is US Taking Aim At Chinese 'Teapot' Entities

Trump's latest announcement is likely to target independent Chinese refineries, known as "teapots." Teapots account for a quarter of Chinese refinery capacity. China accounts for more than 80% of Iran's shipped oil and teapots absorb much of this trade.

The Economic Times

Iran parliament approves bill to criminalise interviews with 'hostile' foreign media, including US and Israeli outlets

Iran's parliament has approved a bill criminalising interviews with hostile media outlets. Violators of this new legislation could face imprisonment for six months to two years. The bill also requires notification for interviews with other foreign media organizations. It aims to counter foreign intelligence influence and protect national security interests.…

Fortune

Iran’s oil is trapped while rivals’ exports from the Persian Gulf are poised to surge, but Tehran could do whatever it takes to break the chokehold

Satellite images revealed that Saudi ships on both sides of the Strait of Hormuz are preparing to transport oil out of the Persian Gulf.

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Democrats demand answers from Trump on USS Abraham Lincoln conditions

Senator Ruben Gallego calls carrier’s months-long deployment a ‘deep problem’ as wellbeing concerns mount

The Times of India

Israel surprised by speed of Iran's missile recovery despite strikes: Report

Israeli defence officials have been surprised by the speed at which Iran is rebuilding parts of its military capabilities, with the country's ballistic missile programme emerging as a particular concern, the Jerusalem Post reported.

International Business Times UK

'Courageous Iranian Women' Offered Double $30,000 Bounty to Kill or Capture Invading US Personnel

Iran's military has announced a $30,000 reward for capturing or killing US soldiers, doubling the bounty for Iranian women, amid ongoing tensions and conflict in West Asia.

France 24

Iran offers $30,000 bounty for killing or capturing US soldiers

The Iranian military announced on Sunday it would be offering a $30,000 reward for the killing or capturing of US soldiers, with the bounty doubled if conducted by a woman. There have been no known deployments of US ground troops in Iran during the war except for a rescue mission…

The Economic Times

Emerged victorious militarily, politically in war: Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf

Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf declared a military and political victory. He stated the nation stood firm against an unjust war led by the US and Israel. The General Staff of Iran's Armed Forces vowed to defeat American-Zionist adversaries. Iran is nearing a pact with Oman defining new shipping lanes.…

The Times of India

Iran moves to criminalise interviews with US, Israeli media, with prison terms up to 30 years

Iran's parliament on Sunday approved the broad framework of legislation aimed at tightening restrictions on suspected foreign influence, including proposed criminal penalties for engaging with media outlets considered hostile to the Islamic Republic, Iranian media reported.

The Economic Times

School Assembly News Headlines, August 17, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day

School Assembly News Headlines: NITI Aayog has put forth a significant proposal aimed at enabling interstate licence portability for healthcare professionals throughout India. In a separate global landscape, Iran has announced a bounty for capturing US soldiers. Meanwhile, a Swiss resort has recently experienced a carriage crash. Sports news highlights…

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