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Donald Trump's planned ballroom at the White House has major architectural flaws, according to an analysis carried out by three experts and mentioned in an NYT article. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt angrily trashed the report.

Earlier too Trump has described Cuba as being in a bad shape and a weakened nation. Hes also gone as far as saying hell have the honor of taking Cuba.

Netanyahu allowed the Latin Patriarch access to Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre after police barred him on Palm Sunday, sparking global outrage. Israel cited Iran-linked security threats, while the EU and Catholic Church condemned the move as a violation of religious freedom.

The accident was caused by cars going at different speeds, something that was highlights by drivers during the season so far which has seen many rule changes. The most significant rule change has been the 50-50 power divided between traditional IC engine and electrical battery.

Investors are closely watching how quickly stability can return as the Iran war continues to drive global uncertainty. Markets remain volatile, with rising oil prices, inflation concerns and geopolitical risks shaping sentiment. Recent data shows global financial markets under stress, with volatility spiking and investors turning risk-averse amid fears of prolonged conflict. Oil prices have surged above $110 per barrel, adding to inflationary pressures and economic uncertainty. The key question for markets this week remains whether tensions ease or the conflict deepens, with no clear resolution yet in sight.

Turkey becomes the first country to monetise its gold reserves, As dollar demand rises driven by higher energy import costs. The iran war has resulted in a historic energy crisis.

The surge in global crude prices is widely expected to raise inflation, Widen india's fiscal deficit and hit growth. Emkay research had predicted that if brent rises to 100 dollars a barrel, The country's growth rate would fall to 6 percent, From the above 7 percent pre-war baseline bets.

The widening conflict across the Middle East is raising fresh concerns over global trade routes. With Yemen’s Houthis entering the war and targeting Israel, key maritime corridors from the Red Sea to the Gulf are under threat. The escalation has intensified fears over disruptions to shipping lanes, energy supplies and global commerce, as strategic waterways face growing security risks.

Ahead of several major policy announcements by US President Donald Trump, a series of unusually well-timed trades has raised red flags across global markets. The trades, linked to anticipated policy moves, have reportedly generated millions, prompting scrutiny over timing and possible market advantage.

Rising oil prices are fuelling concerns of a potential US recession, with historical trends pointing to a worrying pattern. A Goldman Sachs analysis shows that nearly every major spike in oil prices has been followed by an economic downturn. The research suggests that 2026 could join that list, as surging energy costs driven by ongoing conflict put pressure on inflation, growth and consumer demand. Markets are now closely watching whether the latest oil shock will once again tip the US economy into recession.

From tokyo to sydney, asian nations are feeling the heat as soaring oil prices and fuel shortages shake economies and households alike. With the escalating west asia conflict disrupting crude supply, countries are racing against time to keep lights on, factories running, and fuel in the tank. Governments are deploying coal, rationing fuel, freezing taxes, and seeking billions in emergency aid, to navigate one of the region’s toughest energy crises in years. Take a look at this next report for more.

A major India-Russia co-production is bringing cultural collaboration to the big screen, with the film shot across Mumbai, Udaipur and Jodhpur. The musical comedy, Persimmon of My Love, marks the first large-scale cinematic collaboration between the two countries in decades. Filmed entirely in India using Bollywood-style production, the project blends Russian storytelling with Indian cinematic elements. Locations in Mumbai studios and Rajasthan’s Udaipur and Jodhpur were used to create a visually rich setting, highlighting India’s cultural and architectural heritage. The film is seen as a step forward in cultural and creative ties between India and Russia, reviving a long-standing cinematic connection.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has scrapped its proposed “Imran Khan Release Force” following legal concerns and internal resistance within the party. Leaders warned the plan could be seen as unconstitutional and potentially militant. The proposal, aimed at mobilising supporters for the release of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan, has now been replaced with a broader political movement. PTI leadership has stressed that any future mobilisation will be peaceful and democratic, ruling out any force-based structure.

After impressing the audience with his performance in Dhurandhar, Akshaye Khanna is onto his next. The actor is all set to make his debut in Telugu cinema in a film called Mahakali.

Iran released their images through its embassy in South Africa and accused both the navy officers of directly authorising the Tomahawl missile attack on the elementary girls school in Minab.

A security scare at the Palm Beach Airport on Sunday triggered the Air Force to scramble F-16 fighter jets. The incident happened hours before President Donald Trump was supposed to take Air Force One to Washington DC.

US President Donald Trump has said American forces have destroyed “high-value” and “long sought-after” targets in Iran amid ongoing military operations. Trump said the strikes hit key strategic sites, as US and allied forces continue their campaign across Iranian territory. According to US Central Command, thousands of targets have been struck since the conflict began. The remarks come as the war intensifies, with continued strikes on military infrastructure and rising tensions across the region.

Parts of Tehran have been hit by power cuts after strikes targeted key energy infrastructure, according to Iranian authorities. The outages affected multiple areas, with officials saying efforts are underway to restore electricity. Meanwhile, a university in Isfahan has reportedly been struck again amid the ongoing conflict. The repeated targeting of infrastructure and academic sites highlights the widening scope of attacks across Iran. The developments come as strikes continue to hit critical facilities, raising concerns over civilian impact and further escalation.

A Russian oil tanker is heading to Cuba despite a US-imposed oil blockade on the island. The vessel, carrying hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude, is expected to provide temporary relief to Cuba’s worsening energy crisis marked by blackouts and fuel shortages. The shipment challenges Washington’s efforts to restrict fuel supplies to Cuba, with earlier policies aimed at pressuring the government by cutting off oil imports. The US has now signalled it will allow the tanker to reach Cuba, avoiding a potential escalation with Russia.