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US military movements, including multiple C-17 deployments, fighter jet transfers and carrier strike group activity, are fuelling speculation of a possible American strike on Iran amid rising regional tensions.
According to officials, a high-speed train travelling from Malaga to Madrid derailed and crossed onto another track, where it collided with an oncoming train in southern Spain.
The founding document of the US-backed body gives Donald Trump a continuing leadership role even after he leaves the White House, prompting questions about oversight and governance.
The country’s competition authority is examining whether sales prompts in Call of Duty: Mobile and Diablo Immortal comply with consumer protection rules.
Footage released this week documents opposition leader María Corina Machado’s departure from Venezuela in December after months spent in hiding.
Often overlooked and barely visible, zooplankton play a quiet but crucial role in helping freshwater ecosystems survive droughts, floods and seasonal stress.
The Nobel Peace Prize isn’t decided by the Norwegian government but is awarded by an independent committee
A currency can be expensive to buy yet matter very little globally, while another with a lower exchange rate can quietly run the world’s financial system.
India’s role in the AI ecosystem is not that of a free rider but of a fast-growing and increasingly revenue-generating market that directly benefits companies like OpenAI.
US President Trump escalates his bid for Greenland, prompting EU retaliatory measures and NATO Arctic deployments to protect the island’s strategic and economic interests.
The visit is taking place amid heightened tensions in West Asia, including strained Iran-US relations, continued instability in Gaza, and the unresolved conflict in Yemen involving Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
According to US officials, this phase includes establishing a new Palestinian committee in Gaza, deploying an international security force, disarming Hamas and coordinating large-scale reconstruction.
This year's Budget narrative shifts from headline allocations to the critical challenge of translating record order backlogs into tangible, profitable deliveries, making execution the true test for both national security and investor returns
Trump ramps up push for Greenland, threatens EU with sweeping tariffs over Russian security concerns.
China’s population crisis deepened in 2025 as births fell to a historic low, highlighting the limits of Beijing’s efforts to boost fertility through subsidies and policy reforms.
US has threatened military allies with tariffs, a new low. Tariffs have now become an all-purpose weapon, shattering the pillar of predictability which drove growth in global trade. It’s still not too late to step back
Trump’s Greenland push has triggered a major US–EU trade standoff, with Europe weighing its powerful “trade bazooka” and €93 billion in retaliatory tariffs.
Raging wildfires in southern Chile have killed at least 18 people, destroyed 250 homes, and forced 20,000 residents to evacuate as authorities battle extreme heat and fast-spreading fires.
Trump vowed on Saturday to implement a wave of increasing tariffs from February 1 on EU members
US President Donald Trump invites India and other nations to join the new “Board of Peace” for Gaza, aiming to oversee post-war reconstruction and lasting regional stability.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warned that any attack on Supreme Leader Khamenei would trigger “all-out war” as nationwide protests leave over 5,000 dead amid US-Iran tensions.
Gold and silver both jumped to all-time highs, while oil slipped on concerns about what an all-out trade war between the US and Europe could mean for global growth and demand
At least 21 people were killed and dozens injured after a high-speed Iryo train derailed and slammed into a Renfe service in southern Spain’s Cordoba province, triggering a major rescue operation.
Exiled Iranian opposition leader Reza Pahlavi vows, “I will return to Iran,” claiming people want him to lead protests.
Republican lawmakers are pushing back against President Trump’s Greenland plans, raising concerns over NATO, tariffs, and military action, while exploring legislation and diplomacy to prevent conflict and safeguard alliances.
A viral video shows Jamaat candidate Khairul Kabir Niyogi’s nephew threatening BNP supporters in Netrokona ahead of Bangladesh elections. He later apologised, while police launched an investigation into the incident.
US President Donald Trump’s Greenland tariff threat is set to dominate discussions at Davos, with WEF chief Borge Brende highlighting tough talks, Europe’s delicate position, AI growth, and shifting trade patterns.
Iranian protesters say Donald Trump’s strong rhetoric raised hopes of US backing, but his subsequent pullback left many feeling betrayed, disillusioned and angry after a deadly state crackdown.
Spain’s prime minister warns that any US move against Greenland would undermine NATO and benefit Russia, as President Donald Trump escalates pressure on European allies with tariff threats.
Despite Republican control of Washington, the US House sank to historic legislative lows in 2025 as internal GOP divisions and fear of angering President Donald Trump paralysed votes and lawmaking.
Iran plans to gradually restore internet after a 10-day blackout that coincided with deadly protests over economic hardship. Rights groups report thousands killed, with authorities blaming foreign agents and rioters.
European nations targeted by Donald Trump’s Greenland tariff threat vow unity, warning such measures undermine transatlantic ties and risk a dangerous downward spiral.
Pakistan says Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has been invited by US President Donald Trump to join the Board of Peace for Gaza, part of Washington’s second phase peace initiative.
Iran reports at least 5,000 deaths in nationwide protests, including 500 security personnel. Authorities blame “terrorists and armed rioters,” with heaviest clashes in Kurdish regions, while rights groups report lower figures.
The TTP blew up the Shewa and Khushhali bridges in North Waziristan, disrupting Pakistan Army supply lines. Militants have warned locals against rebuilding, escalating challenges for military operations along the Durand Line.
Iran has rejected US claims it is planning attacks on American facilities, accusing Washington of stoking regional tensions, while Ayatollah Khamenei blames Trump and foreign-backed agents for recent violent unrest.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans a “reset” of UK-EU ties to boost trade and the economy, prompting potential clashes between Labour and Conservatives amid debates over Brexit alignment.
The EU and UK rejected Donald Trump’s Greenland-linked tariff threats, warning of a dangerous transatlantic rift, vowing unity and sovereignty, as protests erupted in Greenland and European leaders condemned the move.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir are expected to meet US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
At least three people died and around a dozen were injured after a late-night fire tore through a multistorey shopping mall in Karachi, spreading rapidly amid poor fire safety systems.
Fresh disclosures showing the US president buying Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery bonds shortly before a major merger announcement have renewed scrutiny of his financial entanglements.
Questions over the US Federal Reserve’s independence are rattling confidence in the dollar just as Beijing accelerates efforts to expand the global use of its currency.
An off-camera remark about lawsuits underscores how legal pressure has become part of the Trump White House’s approach to news coverage.
Redemption requests rise across major private credit managers after high-profile corporate failures unsettle investors.
With demonstrations crushed for now, Iran’s leadership faces hard choices between repression, diplomacy and the risk of renewed unrest.
A newly spotted feature inside a dying star’s remains is unsettling scientists, not because it is dramatic, but because it feels familiar.
Claims by a journalist about lax vetting at a US immigration agency have sparked debate, but officials say the episode has been misrepresented.
An Indian national has been ordered to serve prison time in the United States after pleading guilty to exporting controlled aircraft technology in violation of export laws. A New Delhi businessman has been sentenced to 30 months in a US federal prison for illegally exporting controlled aviation equipment to Russia, according to court records.
