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1. Iranians shop for Persian New Year essentials despite war

   Iranians are shopping for essentials to celebrate the beginning of the Persian New Year, Nowruz, despite the war.

2. Smoke rises after Iranian missile attack on Israel oil refinery in Haifa

   An Iranian missile struck an oil refinery in the Israel city of Haifa.

3. Iran’s strike on Qatar gas facility will reduce supply for 3 to 5 years

   Iran’s strike on Qatar’s Ras Laffan gas facility will cut about 17% of the country’s Liquefied Natural Gas exports.

4. Qatar PM on Iran attacks: ‘Wisdom seems to be lacking these days’

   Qatar’s prime minister has said Iran’s claims that it is targeting US bases is “unacceptable and unjustified”.

5. Who leads Iran? Assassinations leave leadership and command in question

   Analysts question Tehran’s power dynamics as younger hardliners may rise after killing of leaders Khamenei and Larijani.

6. Hungary’s Orban continues to block Ukraine loan at EU summit

   Viktor Orban obstructs the implementation of a key Ukraine loan as Russia's war continues for a fifth year.

7. Israel says Haifa oil refinery hit in Iranian missile attack

   Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen says 'no significant damage' reported after Iranian strike on Haifa oil refinery.

8. Trump references Pearl Harbor during meeting with Japanese PM on Iran war

   US president said that Japan was 'stepping up to the plate' to support the US war without offering details.

9. Missile strikes close to reporter during Israeli attacks in Lebanon

   A missile struck metres away from a Russia Today reporter as he was covering Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon.

10. Iran attacks cut 17% of Qatar’s LNG capacity for up to 5 years: QatarEnergy

    CEO Saad al-Kaabi says QatarEnergy may have to declare force majeure on long-term contracts for up to five years.