Shipping, Travel Suffer as US-Iran War Continues in Gulf
The United States and Israel's war against Iran isn't just impacting Gulf states physically– both the shipping and travel industries are suffering as strikes continue. The problems come just days after t he US and Israel launched a barrage of strikes at Iran, killing their leader , Ayatollah Ali Khamenei– a brutal dictator who oppressed and tortured the Iranian people for decades. However, the move has been criticized by the UN and other nations, labeling the attack as a flag

Armaan Dhawan
Mar 33 min read
Cuba Strangled by Trump's Oil Supply Cuts, Flights Canceled
Cuba is already beginning to enter a major shutdown across sectors after US President Donald Trump cut off a large portion of the island's oil supply, forcing airlines to reroute and strangling Cuba's economy. Just one month ago, Cuba was receiving oil from suppliers as usual– Venezuela is Cuba's largest supplier of crude oil, providing around 61% of their total. Next is Mexico, which supplies around 25%, along with Russia and Algeria at 10% and 4%. However, Trump had sharply

Armaan Dhawan
Feb 112 min read
Boeing Outsells Airbus For the First Time Since 2018
Based on reports from each company, Boeing had more net orders than Airbus in 2025, marking the first year since 2018 that they have achieved this. According to Boeing, they had 1,173 net orders for airplanes in 2025, while Airbus had just 889. However, Airbus outpaced Boeing in deliveries with 793 airplanes being sent to customers, while Boeing sent 600 planes. This was largely due to several major airplane incidents, including the devastating crash of an Air India 787 Drea

Armaan Dhawan
Jan 142 min read
