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The US Federal Reserve's decision to cut rates by a big margin seven weeks before the vote has it fielding criticism from both political parties. It is in the Fed's best interest to keep its distance from politics. However, the Fed's daring move to boost the economy in the weeks leading up to a high-stakes election comes into the spotlight.

As the cherished panda duo made their final public appearance at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on Saturday before going back to China for medical care, thousands of Japanese fans said a heartfelt goodbye to them.

Mumbai police have increased security in busy areas of the city following warnings from central agencies about a possible terror threat. Extra precautions are being taken at religious sites and other crowded spots across the metropolis, reported various media outlets.

Former contestants on Donald Trump's TV show The Apprentice who co-founded his media venture lost no time dumping millions of shares as soon as the restrictions were lifted.

The stars of the Indian Premier League (IPL) are set for a bumper pay rise after Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah announced on his X handle on Saturday (Sep 28).

With a 24 billion Dollar decline in his fortune, Bernard Arnault came into Thursday with the most wealth loss of any billionaire this year. This week, China's top leaders enhanced a massive monetary stimulus blitz with a pledge of fiscal stimulus. That has breathed fresh life into the fortune of the French tycoon.

Russian forces hit a medical center in Sumy in northeastern Ukraine on Saturday morning then struck again as the building was being evacuated, killing nine people, Ukrainian officials said.

Have you looked at the recent rich lists and wondered why none of the Chinese tycoons feature on it? Turns out most of them want to devalue their stocks deliberately to keep the government's target off their back.

The president of Ukraine is met with a more subdued reception in Washington and a barrage of indignant questions from certain Republicans as the war continues.

Angelina Jolie has reportedly dropped her legal battle against the U.S. Department of Justice and FBI regarding documents related to an alleged 2016 plane incident involving her then-husband and actor Brad Pitt.

Is China facing a Japan-style deflation? Those betting on the theory that China faces a "Japanification" of its economy look set to enjoy a symbolic milestone in the bond market. Watch in for more details!

Tensions in the South China Sea continue to escalate, in the latest the Taiwanese defense Ministry has reported a surge in Chinese war planes loitering over its eastern, western and southern course. Watch to know more.

India’s steel industry is urging the government to take immediate action as cheaper steel imports from China flood the market. According to a letter from the Indian steel association, steel imports from China reached a seven-year high between April and August this year.

Two terrorists were killed in a joint operation by the Indian Army and police in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district on Saturday (Sep 28), officials said.

India has emerged as the world's growth engine. As slowdown sweeps through the major economies, India's rise comes as an exception. But how sustainable is this growth?

Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah was killed during Israeli military strikes in Beirut on Saturday, as confirmed by the militant group. The militant group further pledged to continue its fight against Israel and the defence of Lebanon.

The Israeli military on Saturday (Sept 28) launched new strikes targeting Iran-aligned Lebanese militant group Hezbollah in eastern Lebanon. In a statement, the military said it was currently striking terror targets belonging to the Hezbollah terrorist organisation in the area of Beqaa" in eastern Lebanon.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and New York Magazine journalist Olivia Nuzzi were not merely having a casual affair, but indulged in “incredible” FaceTime sex, Page Six has reported.

For the Lebanese terror group, which has seen the majority of its top leadership eliminated by Israel, the passing of Hassan Nasrallah represents a turning point in the organization's history. According to reports Hashem Safieddine, a relative of Nasrallah, is expected to lead the organization supported by Iran.