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Israel is braced for a potentially major escalation in its conflict with Iran after a US intelligence assessment warned that Tehran could order a strike on military and government targets inside the country in the coming days.

German flag air carrier Lufthansa has suspended flights to and from Tehran until Thursday, a spokesperson for the company has said, citing security threats as the reason.

An Iranian news agency briefly stoked tensions further when it published an Arabic report on social media platform X saying all airspace over Tehran had been closed for military drills. The agency then removed the report and denied it had issued such news.

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Tom Westbrook After a 0.1% surprise on U.S. inflation sent yields and the dollar back to...

After a 0.1% surprise on U.S. inflation sent yields and the dollar back to pre-Christmas highs, even greater focus falls on the European Central Bank's perceived willingness to cut rates. Markets expect no changes at the ECB's policy meeting today, though it could signal that a rate cut is coming as soon as June. Prior to the U.S. inflation data, speculation that this might be uncomfortable, and that the ECB meeting presents hawkish risks, had supported the euro and, at $1.0745 in As...

Lufthansa temporarily stops flights to Tehran due to Middle East crisis. Safety top priority. Global tensions rise with potential retaliations.Aviation giant Lufthansa (OTC:DLAKY) temporarily ceased its flights to Tehran due to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East.

Iran’s Leader warned that the “evil regime” of Israel “must be punished and will be punished.”

Israel confirmed the killings, which came as talks in Cairo for a temporary ceasefire and hostage release deal drag on without signs of a breakthrough. | World News

By Christian Moess Laursen and Pierre Bertrand Lufthansa suspended flights to and from Tehran due to heightened security risks in the Middle East after U.S. officials said that an attack on...

Irans supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said that Israel "must be punished and it shall be" for the Damascus strike. | World News