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President Donald Trump has delayed imposing tariffs on Canada and Mexico after market concerns led to a significant blowback. However, he confirmed that new tariffs would take effect on April 2 and would be "reciprocal in nature." The decision has sparked reactions from businesses and policymakers.

Pakistan has launched a major crackdown on illegal migrants, with a March 31 deadline for foreigners to leave the country. Millions of Afghan nationals, many of whom entered after the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, now face deportation. The move has sparked concerns over the humanitarian impact of the mass expulsion

India has signed a $248 million deal with Russia’s Rosoboronexport to procure engines for its Soviet-era T-72 battle tanks. The agreement includes the purchase of 1,000 horsepower engines to enhance the tanks' operational capability. This move strengthens India's defense ties with Russia amid evolving geopolitical challenges.

Amazon Studios discontinued its intention to develop a female-centric James Bond series and other related projects before finalizing arrangements with producers.

A week after the second anniversary of Greece’s deadly train collision, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has once again survived a no-confidence vote. The opposition slammed his government for its handling of the 2023 rail disaster, accusing it of neglecting railway safety and failing to support victims' families.

Sports, Formula 1: The team is focusing on aerodynamics, chassis and component development, software, and vehicle dynamics simulation as they gear up for their debut

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, who was impeached, is now awaiting a separate court ruling on the validity of his impeachment. Meanwhile, a district court has invalidated his arrest warrant. The political divide deepens over December’s short-lived martial law order, further fueling tensions across the country.

WORLD | On Friday (March 7), Sigmon was shot to death by the three state corrections department volunteers - who fired rifles at his chest with specially designed bullets.

Sports, Cricket: He also criticised the use of two new balls from both ends, a rule introduced in the early 2010s, stating that it has removed reverse swing and made batting easier

The American president Donald Trump's flurry of executive actions is creating uncertainty across groups amongst the American population, and one such group happens to be the children of H1B visa holders who are now approaching their 21st birthday, having migrated to the United States as minors, these children will no longer be classified as dependent on their parents...Watch in for more details!

Actor Gene Hackman, known for his Oscar-winning performances, has passed away. His death was attributed to natural causes, occurring in New Mexico, per officials.

President Donald Trump has expressed his desire to reach a nuclear deal with Iran, even writing to Iran's Supreme Leader. He has warned that Iran must stop pursuing its nuclear program or face military action.

IOC President Thomas Bach has suggested that a ceasefire could influence the decision to lift Russia's ban from international sports. At the Paris 2024 Olympics, only a handful of Russian athletes participated as neutrals. With ongoing discussions, will Russia make a full return to global competition?

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The Israeli government has strongly objected to the U.S. engaging in direct talks with Hamas, with top officials lashing out at Washington. Meanwhile, Hamas has released a video showing Israeli hostage Matan Angrest alive, further escalating tensions. Additionally, the Houthis have warned Israel against blocking humanitarian aid.

Sports, NBA: Doncic and James had both been instrumental in dragging the Lakers back into the contest after the Knicks led by 10 points midway through the fourth quarter

World Trending | A man in Cleveland was so angry at being sidelined at work and ultimately fired that he went rogue and destroyed the system network using his coding skills.

President Donald Trump has announced that he is considering sanctions, banking restrictions, and tariffs on Russia in response to its escalating offensive in Ukraine. He stated that these measures would remain until a ceasefire and a final settlement agreement are reached. The move signals growing US pressure on Moscow as the conflict intensifies.

Understand the tensions between the US and Canada as Trump criticizes Trudeau's nation for unfair dairy tariffs and suggests reciprocal measures.