US, Danish, NATO and NORAD forces are increasing readiness in Greenland amid rising tensions over Trump's ambitions to take over or control the semi-autonomous region of Denmark. Officials call the moves routine, but the unusual troop buildups raise fears of limited conflict if talks fail

War over Greenland soon? America's Arctic-trained 11th airborne division on standby as more Danish troops arrive

Trump has privately expressed concerns about Canada’s ability to provide Arctic security amid China and Russia threats. But is this a precursor to a “land grab” of America's northern neighbour?

Canada next on Trump 'land grab' list? China may have something to do with it. Reports claim...

European Union is reportedly preparing tariffs worth $100 billion on US goods in retaliation for Trump’s Greenland tariff threat. There could be more, as there's talk of EU invoking the Anti-Coercion Instrument against the US

$100 billion tariffs on US goods: That’s what Europe is planning in retaliation for Trump's Greenland tariff threat. There could be more...

German Bundeswehr troops on a NATO recon mission reportedly left Greenland abruptly. Bad weather is being blamed, but could it be because Trump is raising invasion rhetoric and slapping tariffs on European nations backing the territory? 

So much for Greenland defence by NATO: German soldiers quietly exit territory amid Trump invasion talk, claims report

India’s Gulf influence is under strain as China deepens trade, energy and mediation ties and Pakistan expands its military partnerships. India's transactional approach is facing limitations as the region beset with conflicts diversifies its partners and friendships. Here are the facts

India losing the Gulf? How China, Pakistan fill strategic and economic space amid Delhi's transactional balancing act

China has made history with a record $1.2 trillion trade surplus in 2025. It also retained and improved its position as the world’s top automaker. Both these feats were achieved amid headwinds of tariffs and trade wars with the US. Just how did China manage this?

China's economic wins: Largest-ever trade surplus of $1.2 trillion, consolidation of top automaker status

Copper price is at all-time high as silver is set to hit another record. Gold remains strong on safe-haven demand as central bank are on a buying spree. Just what is happening to metal prices?

Now, Copper price at all-time high as silver set to breach another record. Why are metal prices soaring?

Nvidia’s Alpamayo AI suite aims to help self-driving cars reason like humans, handling complex traffic scenarios through step-by-step decision-making. Here is what you should know


Autonomous vehicles will ‘drive like humans’ soon. Why Nvidia’s Alpamayo could be the ‘ChatGPT of self-driving’

The US extraction of Nicolás Maduro risks repeating its failed Latin American interventions. Trump's plans to ‘run the country’ could fuel nationalism, guerrilla conflict, and a resurgence of socialism while destabilising Venezuela and the wider region.

Carcasses in Caracas: US 'running' Venezuela is a bad idea, and we've seen that movie before. How it failed in Latin America

After Trump’s January 3 Venezuela operation to capture Nicolás Maduro, his critics allege that it was a  tactic to deflect from the Epstein file releases row. If that's the case, it's not something new: US presidents have a history of using foreign actions to shift domestic attention.

Change the headline: Did Trump extract Maduro to divert attention from Epstein files fallout? Clinton, Bush, Reagan took similar actions

Capture and trial of Maduro and subsequent US actions in Venezuela could reshape oil flows, affect Indian energy and pharma firms. it could be beneficial if Indian oil firms get stuck dues and global oil supply eases. But instability could be a problem. What's in store?

Some good, some bad: How Indian firms and energy security could be affected by US “running” Venezuela after taking Maduro into custody

Nuclear thermal propulsion or NPT technology could power future rockets, with NASA planning the first in-space test in early 2026. The technology is both promising and potentially horrifying. Here is why

Nuclear engines for space rockets soon? First in-space test planned in early 2026. Promises vs risks

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