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Amid the cheers and applause, 2026 BAFTA Film Awards were briefly interrupted after host Alan Cumming paused the show to address repeated outbursts. He addressed the issue and thanked the audience for understanding.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to tour India next month as global trade uncertainties continue to impact economic relations. The visit aims to strengthen India-Canada ties and explore opportunities for collaboration in finance, investment, and trade.

New York City Mayor has declared a state of emergency as a severe winter storm hits the region, issuing travel bans and urging residents to stay indoors. Authorities warn of heavy snowfall, icy roads, and potential disruptions to public services.

In the repeat of last edition's finale, South Africa avenged their loss by thrashing India by 76 runs in their first Super 8 match in Ahmedabad.

The ‘Pentagon Pizza Index’ – this is believed to indicate that a conflict or a major activity is either underway or about to happen. As the US and Iran are yet to reach the final stage of the deal.

Americans are borrowing more, and household debt is now at a record high. Recent data shows consumers turned to credit cards and personal loans last year as higher prices continued to squeeze budgets. This sharp surge in borrowing toward the end of the year raises questions about how long households can keep up.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruling complicates the U.S.-China trade negotiations, curtailing one of President Trump’s key negotiating tools just ahead of his anticipated meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. How will this legal shift affect trade strategy, tariffs, and international diplomacy? Experts weigh in on the implications for global markets and U.S. economic policy.

While precious metals’ rally indicates rising safe-haven demand, the commodity directly in the line of geopolitical crossfire has been oil. Despite expectations of a deep global oversupply, crude prices have rallied sharply this year. Take a look at this next report for more…

British exporters are facing a potential hit of up to 4 billion dollars after US President Donald Trump raised baseline tariffs on foreign imports to 15 percent. According to the British chambers of commerce, around 40,000 UK businesses outside protected sectors could be affected.

Donald Trump has unveiled a fresh tariff push following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The president cites narrower yet effective legal avenues to continue his tariff-driven policies—but do they carry the same weight as IEEPA? Experts weigh in on the legal strategies and potential impact on the U.S. and global economy.

CJNG founder El Mencho was killed in a Mexican Army raid with US intelligence support, triggering violence across Mexico. The cartel leader, once carrying a $15 million US bounty, built a global drug empire supplying fentanyl and meth to America. President Sheinbaum urged calm

Markets begin the week reacting to President Donald Trump’s proposed 15 percent global tariff, a broad-based trade shift that could reprice inflation expectations across asset classes.

Just hours after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s global tariffs, the White House introduced a new strategy. Trump signed an executive order invoking Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, a rarely used provision that allows temporary tariffs of up to 15% for 150 days to address international payments issues.

Mexico’s most-wanted drug cartel boss, Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera, was killed in a high-profile military raid, sparking nationwide chaos. Following the operation, cartel henchmen torched cars, blocked highways, and attacked businesses across multiple states, including Puerto Vallarta, leaving residents and tourists alarmed. The Mexican military conducted the raid with support from U.S. intelligence, delivering a significant blow to organized crime. Stay updated with live coverage, videos, and expert analysis on the aftermath of El Mencho’s death, the nationwide violence, and Mexico’s ongoing efforts to combat drug cartels.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been re-elected as the general secretary of the ruling Workers' Party at a rare congress, state media said on Monday. The decision was made on Sunday - day four of the congress - "in accordance with the unshakable will and unanimous desire of all the delegates", the Korean Central News Agency said.

New reports reveal that crucial evidence in the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein’s UK flights has been destroyed, raising serious questions about the handling of the probe. Authorities are under scrutiny as the case continues to spark controversy and public concern.

Farhan Akhtar opened up about playing music legend Ravi Shankar in the highly anticipated biopics on The Beatles. Farhan spoke about working with Sam Mendes, and shared a personal anecdote about the band on the sidelines of BAFTA awards 2026.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reportedly drawn up contingency plans and named three potential successors in case he is assassinated or dies, amid escalating regional tensions and threats from the U.S. and Israel. According to senior officials, Khamenei has also delegated authority across multiple layers of government and military leadership to ensure continuity if communications are disrupted. The moves reflect Tehran’s efforts to safeguard the Islamic Republic’s leadership structure during a period of heightened risk.

Russia has reportedly targeted Ukraine’s energy infrastructure amid ongoing tensions and the protracted war. The strikes threaten power supply across several regions, escalating the humanitarian and economic impact.