India, June 2 -- Global Capital Markets Ranking Update: The ongoing US-Israel-Iran war has created a hostile situation for capital markets worldwide. Now there has been a major shift in the rankings index with South Korea's capital and equities market becoming the world's sixth biggest equity market and the fifth biggest in Asia.

The war in Iran represents a ‘turning point’ for the country, though a lack of infrastructure and effective action have not resolved its dependence on oil

President Trump on Monday urged South Korea to join the Iran war after Seoul reported an explosion on a ship traveling in the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has closed off amid the war with the U.S. and Israel.

Of course, no historical analogies are perfect, and there are many obvious differences between the conflicts in Iran and Vietnam: different regions, different ideologies at play, a much shorter time frame,

South Korea's KOSPI delivered one of the strongest runs among major equity markets over the past year, yet almost no one outside Asia noticed because the news cycle was consumed by a war in the Middle East. That distraction created an unusual setup for a ...

South Korea's Oceans Ministry said on Friday that government investigators had started examining the cause of an explosion and fire aboard a ​Korean-operated vessel amid uncertainty over whether it had been attacked ‌in the Strait of Hormuz.

N. Korea has transferred missile technology to Iran over more than 40 years, from early Scud missile supplies to intercontinental ballistic missiles.

The United States is burning through weapons stockpiles in Iran, and replacing them will require large amounts of tungsten, a powerful metal whose supply is dominated by China.