LSE:IAG 23 June 2025 - 18 November 2025

LONDON — Tuesday, 18 November 2025. British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group S.A. was active on multiple fronts today, with fresh buyback disclosures, a capacity increase on a growing UK–US route, an operational update for Zurich, and supportive analyst commentary. IAG’s shares finished around 372.6p, down roughly 2.2% from Monday’s close as the market continued to digest early‑November results and guidance. Financial Times Markets

London — Monday, 10 November 2025. Shares in International Consolidated Airlines Group, the owner of British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling, rebounded after Friday’s sell‑off, ending the session up around 3.3%. The move came alongside a “Transaction in Own Shares” regulatory update and a supportive JPMorgan note that reiterated a positive stance on the stock. Hargreaves Lansdown+2London South East+2

A dramatic 24-hour burst of missile fire, bunker-buster strikes, and dizzying political messaging has pushed the Iran-Israel war to its most perilous point yet. Iran’s “symbolic” barrage on America’s Al Udeid air base in Qatar came only a day after U.S. B-2 bombers flattened three Iranian nuclear sites, while Israel kept pounding targets in Tehran. The fighting has already killed nearly a thousand Iranians, at least two dozen Israelis, and triggered region-wide air-space closures, gyrating oil prices, and an unprecedented public hint from Donald Trump that “maybe” it really is time for regime change in Tehran. Below is a deep-dive report that pieces together the key facts, fresh expert voices, and the open questions still hanging over the Middle East tonight.