Oil Prices Surge Amid US-Iran Escalation, Brent Nears $100 Per Barrel ↗
Front page leadGlobal markets are reacting to escalating tensions between the US and Iran in the Persian Gulf, pushing Brent crude oil prices close to $100 per barrel.
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The news on N1 focuses on international affairs, including rising oil prices due to US-Iran tensions, and political commentary regarding Serbia's approach by the US and EU. Domestic news includes a story about a wildfire in Konjic and a football match in Bosnia. Sports news covers a tennis upset…
Global markets are reacting to escalating tensions between the US and Iran in the Persian Gulf, pushing Brent crude oil prices close to $100 per barrel.
US envoy Gabriel Escobar has reportedly stated that the US and EU strategy towards Belgrade has failed, urging a new approach and that the West should stop living in an illusion about Serbia.
Kos has commented on the cancellation of a visit to Serbia, stating she could not face the Mothers of Srebrenica if she were to go.
Following the funeral of a war criminal, MEP Tonino Picula advocates for more decisive actions against the regime in Belgrade.
American forces have destroyed five Iranian tankers amid escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf and attacked a base in Jordan.
A large wildfire in Konjic has been localized, with firefighters and residents successfully preventing its spread to inaccessible terrain.
An important derby match is scheduled between FK Zeljeznicar and FK Sarajevo, with both teams competing for the top position in the league standings.
In a significant surprise, 23-year-old American tennis player Carlos Alcaraz has been knocked out of the US Open quarterfinals after a lengthy match.
Coach Barbarez faces challenges as player Amar Dedić had to leave Newcastle's match due to an injury.
The United States has imposed restrictions on Canadian dairy and auto product imports, with President Trump issuing threats of an escalating trade war.