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Hormuz closure drives fuel prices in Europe, opens door to protests from France to other countries
Rising fuel prices in France and Europe have fueled protests over the mounting cost of living and declining purchasing power.
Rising fuel prices in France and Europe have fueled protests over the mounting cost of living and declining purchasing power.

Yemen’s Armed Forces announce a ballistic missile attack on the operations room of Saudi-backed forces at Badr military camp in Aden province.

Here are Pres TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT, on October 121, 2026.

A senior IRGC commander has warned that Iran could target undersea Internet cables in the Strait of Hormuz if Iranian infrastructure comes under attack.
Iranian police have killed a terrorist in a clash in the southeastern city of Khash in Sistan and Baluchestan Province.

The US ambassador to Turkey says Washington no longer guarantees security of the Persian Gulf Arab states, stressing, however, that US forces remain in the region.

An Iranian knowledge-based company has developed a range of health products using nanotechnology and advanced formulations.

All Israeli candidates share extreme hostility toward Iran and the Axis of Resistance, but Gadi Eisenkot's rise as Netanyahu's main rival demands scrutiny of his heinous past crimes
Italian farmers rallied outside in Rome , warning that soaring production costs and low prices for their paid available seizure of agricultural businesses.

Gadi Eisenkot's criticism of Trump's endorsement of Netanyahu and fears of a new war with Iran dominated Hebrew-media commentary.

Akhlaghi says responding to repeated threats is not a war of words but turning threats into greater readiness and more effective defensive power.

Iran opens three advanced laboratories for hands-on training in quantum optics and quantum information at universities in Isfahan and Tehran.

Lavrov says Russia is ready to consider proposals from US negotiators but will not make political concessions.

More than 30 rights organizations slam Macron’s visit to Bahrain, warning he would embolden Manama to continue with crackdown on the dissent.

Khorheh’s ancient columns are recognized as part of a Parthian aristocratic residence, revealing Iranian architectural adaptations and pioneering nineteenth-century archaeological photography.

According to a report by Action Against Hunger, around 7 million adults in France experience food insecurity.
Greg Simons says political considerations in Washington and Tel Aviv may be influencing decision-making amid escalating tensions with Iran.

Saudi airstrikes kill eight Yemeni fishermen off Taiz coast, while separate attacks kill one civilian and wound four others in the same province.