A major divide is emerging in Europe ahead of the Paris emergency meeting. Germany has rejected the UK's plan to send troops to Ukraine, while Italy and Norway remain undecided on their stance. The meeting could determine Europe’s next move in the ongoing conflict.

Germany rejects UK's plan for sending troops in Ukraine

UN Secretary-General António Guterres criticized President Trump's Gaza plan, stating that any forced transfer of Palestinians violates international law. Guterres reaffirmed the UN's commitment to a two-state solution and protection of Palestinian rights.

UN chief condemns Trump’s Gaza plan, supports Palestinian rights

Sri Lanka plunged into a nationwide power crisis. The unexpected outage has sparked debates over infrastructure security and energy reliability in the island nation.

Monkey business in Sri Lanka triggers national-wide blackout

Sri Lanka faces nationwide blackout, officials claim monkey causes power outage

Meta is ramping up AI hiring while laying off thousands of employees. Reports suggest that 3,600 jobs will be slashed this week as the company shifts focus toward artificial intelligence-driven projects.

Meta layoffs accelerate as company focuses on AI expansion

Ukraine claims that North Korean troops have rejoined Russian forces on the frontline after reportedly being withdrawn due to heavy losses. President Zelensky warns of escalating threats as new assaults take place in the Kursk OP areas.

Russia-Ukraine war: North Korean troops return to battlefield amid heavy losses

US President Donald Trump sanctions the ICC over its targeting of the US and Israel, calling Netanyahu's arrest warrant 'baseless.' Trump also proposes a controversial Gaza plan, drawing mixed reactions. Meanwhile, Netanyahu calls his meeting with Trump a 'turning point' for Israel.

Trump defends Netanyahu, sanctions ICC over arrest warrant and Gaza plan controversy

After years of devastation, Mosul is rising again. UNESCO has successfully restored the iconic Al-Hadba Minaret, once destroyed by ISIS. This marks a monumental effort to rebuild the city's historic landmarks, bringing Mosul's cultural heritage back to life.

UNESCO restores Mosul's historic landmarks, rebuilding city's glory

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has agreed to direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, marking a significant shift in the ongoing conflict. However, Zelensky made it clear that he will not be kind to Putin, emphasizing that Ukraine is unlikely to regain some of its lost territory.

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky agrees to talks but stands firm on Ukraine’s land

Greenland is heading for an early election as Prime Minister Mute Egede submits his re-election bid. The decision comes amid growing concerns over foreign interference, leading the government to block external funding.

Greenland PM calls early elections amid foreign influence concerns

A village in China has become a hotspot for tourists seeking nostalgia, offering a glimpse into the country’s past with traditional architecture, vintage decor, and cultural experiences. Visitors flock to relive childhood memories and embrace the charm of old-world China.

China: Tourists visiting village to feel nostalgic

US President Joe Biden has signed with a top Hollywood talent agency, marking an unusual move for a sitting leader. The deal has sparked speculation about his post-presidency plans and potential media ventures. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

US: Joe Biden signs with Hollywood talent agency

Two Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority employees have been arrested after a leaked video showing the deadly midair collision between a military helicopter and a commercial jet appeared on television.

Washington DC Plane crash: Two airport authority employees arrested

The idea that the federal reserve would hike rates instead of lowering them has surfaced among a small but vocal group of bond dealers.
However, it is, at best, a long shot.

Will the Fed's next move be lower or higher?

Australia's pensions industry has amassed 4.1 trillion Aussie dollars or 2.5 trillion U.S. Dollars for the benefit of workers, which has received widespread praise.
Helping those savers handle their retirement funds has been less fruitful.

Aussie pension system lags other wealthy countries

India will once again look at managing its finances in a disciplined manner.
The budget on february 1 will likely show the government's commitment to bringing down the fiscal deficit again.
Look at our next report as we decode the nuances of india's fiscal strategy for the upcoming financial year...

India to meet this year's deficit target

The wounds of British rule have come again in the spotlight in 2025.
India, once known as the 'bird of gold' for its vast riches, was looted for 200 years by the British—and the bill is quite high.

British richest 10% gained $33.8 tn from India’s wealth

Donald Trump has signed an order to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement. The decision reflects his administration's stance on prioritizing economic growth over environmental regulations.

Trump 2.0: POTUS Donald Trump gets to work on day 1

Prime Minister Netanyahu has declared that Gaza will never again pose a threat to Israel. His statement comes amid ongoing security concerns and military actions in the region.

Netanyahu says Gaza will not pose a threat to Israel ever again

The outlook on the Israeli currency has brightened with the start of a truce with Hamas in Gaza.
Options traders are the least pessimistic in three years on Israel's shekel.

Israel's economic outlook brightens

The Gaza strip, once home to 2.3 million Palestinians, has been devastated by ongoing conflict.

Gaza's reconstruction could take 350 yrs if blockade persists

If The Weakening Chinese Economy, Rising Dollar, And Possibility Of Greater U.s. Tariffs Weren't Bad Enough, The Yuan Is Now Facing An Extra Downdraft: An Influx Of Capital Seeking To Invest Abroad.

China's record capital outflows weigh on Yuan

As reservoir levels fall to critical levels, Mauritius imposed water consumption limits starting on Monday.
Mauritius has previously implemented similar restrictions in response to the annual summer drought.
The island nation relies heavily on water for agricultural and sugarcane production.

Mauritius imposes restrictions on water use

Saudi Arabia's Initial Public Offers (Ipos) Have Been The Standout Performers In A Series Of Recent Share Sales In The Gulf Region.

IPOs from Saudi Arabia have been the star performers

A devastating wildfire in Los Sauces, Chile, has destroyed large areas, claiming the life of three firefighters. The blaze continues to threaten the region, with authorities working to control the flames.

Wildfire devastates Los Sauces, Chile, 3 Firefighter looses life in Blaze

Thousands of protesters gathered in Washington D.C. for an anti-Trump rally following his return to office as the 47th U.S. President. The demonstrators voiced opposition to his policies and leadership, calling for social and political change.

Trump 2.0: Thousands hold anti Trump rally in Washington DC

At least 98 people were killed in Nigeria after a fuel tanker exploded in a tragic accident. The explosion occurred in a crowded area, causing widespread devastation and numerous injuries.

West Africa: At least 98 people were killed after a fuel tanker exploded in Nigeria

On Inauguration Day, President-elect Donald Trump takes the oath of office for his second term as US president.

Trump inauguration: Donald Trump signs in offically as the 47th US President

Trump 2.0: World watches Donald Trump's historic return

Just hours after his inauguration, President Donald Trump signed several key executive orders, including one granting pardons to those involved in the January 6 events, marking a swift start to his second term.

POTUS Donald Trump signs blitz of executive actions

Donald Trump has revoked 80 executive orders issued during Joe Biden's presidency. The move aims to roll back policies he believes hinder economic growth and national security.

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