Amid the strained India-US ties over tariffs, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday responded to US President Donald Trump's "always be friends" remark, saying he "fully reciprocates his sentiments". According to the PM, India and the US have a "very positive" global strategic partnership.


US President walks back on his earlier post, praises PM Modi as 'great leader'

From sweeping tariffs and attempts to end birthright citizenship to environmental rollbacks and the controversial use of the Alien Enemies Act, Donald Trump’s policies ignited relentless legal battles. Watch this report for more details!


Why Trump keeps landing in legal soup? | Trump policies spark frequent legal battles

U.S. President Donald Trump struck a combative tone in a call with European leaders and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, demanding Europe stop buying Russian oil and increase pressure on China.
European leaders, led by French President Emmanuel Macron, are debating security guarantees for Kyiv as Brussels works to cut energy ties with Moscow.

Trump pressures Europe on Russian oil, pushes China action

#GRAVITAS | Tomorrow will mark 700 days of the Gaza War and counting since Hamas carried out its attack-massacre in southern Israel on 7 October 2023. Over 63,000 Gazans have been killed since. Meanwhile, Israel has claimed over 40% of Gaza city territory has come under its control as it launched fresh strikes in Gaza City, killing nearly 30 people alone, and levelling high-storey buildings to ground. Watch this video to find out more. 


Hostage families hold protests, asking Israel to free hostages, end war 

Elon Musk was not at Donald Trump’s high-stakes White House tech dinner — but was it a snub or a skip? As Trump hosted Big Tech titans like Zuckerberg, Gates, Altman, Cook, and Pichai, speculation swirled around Musk’s absence. Meanwhile, a hot mic moment from Zuckerberg, Gates praising Warp Speed, and Google’s antitrust relief made headlines. Melania even declared, “Our future is no longer sci-fi — robots are here.” Was this dinner a political masterclass or a corporate power shuffle?

Elon Musk missing from Trump’s tech dinner? Inside the power play

The U.S. has issued a strong warning to Venezuela, urging it not to interfere with ongoing counter-narcotics operations in the region. Tensions rise as concerns grow over drug trafficking and regional security.

U.S. Warns Venezuela Not to Interfere With Counter-Narcotics OPs 

US President Donald Trump on Friday said India and Russia seem to have been "lost" to China after their leaders met with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week, highlighting his split from New Delhi and Moscow as Beijing pushes a new world order.


Breaking: Trump says lost India, Russia to China 

The Trump administration has announced it will phase out longstanding U.S. security assistance programs for Eastern European nations bordering Russia, including the Baltic states. Backed by an executive order, this move underscores Trump’s push to shift defense responsibility onto European allies. The decision affects hundreds of millions in aid—a critical blow to NATO’s eastern defenses amid mounting geopolitical tensions.
What does it mean for U.S.-Europe ties and the future of regional security?

White House says Trump wants Europe to strengthen defences as US ends key NATO programme

President Trump has ramped up pressure on universities, targeting institutions like Harvard, Columbia, and Northwestern with frozen federal funding amid concerns over academic freedom and antisemitism. Some schools, including Columbia, struck deals to restore funds. Northwestern’s president resigned after negotiations stalled. Meanwhile, Harvard scored a legal win when a judge ruled that the administration's $2.2 billion grant freeze was unconstitutional. Explore the political clash of federal power versus university autonomy and what's at stake for America’s higher education.


Trump vs. elite U.S. Universities: Funding crisis deepen

A chilling new investigation reveals that Chinese state-backed hacker group Salt Typhoon may have stolen sensitive data from nearly every American citizen — including President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance. The cyberattack spanned over 80 countries and is believed to be part of a years-long operation. How did it happen? What was stolen? And what does it mean for America's national security? We break it down.


Massive U.S. Cyberattack: China’s hackers breached trump and JD Vance?

Trump's decision: U.S. To end security programs protecting eastern Europe from Russia 

Russia-Ukraine War: U.S. President Donald Trump signaled on Thursday, September 4, that he plans to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the near future, hours after holding a discussion with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. During a White House tech leaders’ dinner, Trump confirmed the upcoming talks with Putin.


Russia-Ukraine War: Trump Speaks to Zelensky, Now Plans Putin Call ‘Very Soon’ 

U.S. President Donald Trump told European leaders on Thursday that Europe must stop buying Russian oil that he said is helping Moscow fund its war against Ukraine, a White House official said, striking a combative tone amid slow diplomatic progress to end the fighting.



Russia-Ukraine War: Macron Says 26 Nations To Deploy Troops in Ukraine | WION

A chilling new investigation reveals that Chinese state-backed hacker group Salt Typhoon may have stolen sensitive data from nearly every American citizen — including President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance. The cyberattack spanned over 80 countries and is believed to be part of a years-long operation. How did it happen? What was stolen? And what does it mean for America's national security? 


China’s hackers breached Trump and JD Vance? | Massive U.S. cyberattack

The upcoming US Jobs report has become more than just an economic update, it’s now a political flashpoint. President Trump’s decision to fire the head of the bureau of labour statistics raised concerns about the independence of government statistics.



US Jobs Report Could Shape Holiday Hiring Outlook | WION

South Africa’s sugar industry is facing a double blow. Cheap imports have already been eroding local earnings. Now, a 30 percent tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump on south African sugar is adding fresh pressure.


Trump Tariffs: Trump’s 30% Tariff Threatens South Africa’s Sugar Exports | WION

At President Donald Trump’s high-stakes White House dinner with America’s top tech leaders, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was caught in a viral hot mic moment that left the room stunned. From awkward jokes to candid exchanges on free speech, the night was full of surprises. The elite guest list included Bill Gates, Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella, Tim Cook, Sam Altman, and more — but one major name was missing: Elon Musk.

Why wasn’t Musk there? What did Zuckerberg say that made Trump react? And what does it all mean for the future of tech and politics?

Zuckerberg’s hot mic moment stuns trump at tech dinner | “This is not my political career!”

“There is no need to panic,” Goyal said in an interview with ANI on Thursday. “We continue to have good relations with the United States, and I am sure we will be able to resolve some of these issues and come to an equitable, balanced and fair agreement.”



Trump Trade War: Piyush Goyal Optimistic on US Trade Deal, Says "No Need To Panic" | WION

Victims of Jeffrey Epstein gathered outside the U.S. Congress, demanding justice and transparency. They’ve issued a strong warning — release the full client list, or they will. The pressure is mounting on lawmakers and institutions tied to the case.

Epstein victims demand justice from Congress 

Is the U.S. job market finally slowing down? August 2025's job report suggests a potential cooldown — just as President Trump’s abrupt firing of a key labor statistics official raises concerns about data credibility. WION breaks down the numbers, the political drama, and what it all means for holiday hiring and economic momentum going into Q4.

U.S. Jobs report: Labour market cooling? Trump’s firing sparks data integrity debate

Israeli leaders on Wednesday dismissed a statement from Hamas declaring its willingness to free all the hostages in an exchange for ending the war in Gaza, vowing to go ahead with the planned invasion of Gaza City if the Palestinian terror group doesn’t accept Jerusalem’s conditions to permanently halt the fighting. Now after Trump, Israel issues a warning to Hamas.


Israel-Hamas war: After Trump, Israel warns Hamas | IDF chief to warn Netanyahu 

Trump 'Urges' Europe to Stop Buying Russian Oil, Stop Aiding Moscow's War Efforts | WION

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday warned against Western dominance, singling out India and China as global economic giants who cannot be spoken to in a condescending manner.


Russian President warns US against pressuring India & China with tariffs 

Federal officials have agreed to restore health- and science-related webpages and data under to a lawsuit settlement with doctors' groups and other organizations who sued.


USA: Trump administration agrees to restore health websites & data 

Several European allies—including Ukraine's President Zelenskyy, French President Macron, and British Prime Minister Starmer—have declared they are ready with a “Coalition of the Willing” to provide robust security guarantees for Ukraine.

Technical plans for military support and a reassurance force are nearly complete. What’s needed now is U.S. endorsement—particularly in air defense, intelligence, and surveillance—to ensure these efforts are effective.

This summit highlights Europe’s resolve in coordinating a defense framework for Ukraine. Can Trump’s U.S. backstop turn plans into reality?

Europe to US: Coalition of the willing is 'ready' on security guarantees for Ukraine

During a White House meeting with Polish President Karol Nawrocki, US President Donald Trump lashed out at a reporter who questioned his lack of action against Russia. Trump defended his stance by pointing to secondary sanctions imposed on India over its purchase of Russian oil, calling them a major blow to Moscow's economy.

'Get a new job': Trump rebukes Polish journalist amid oil sanctions row 

President Donald Trump has warned that the United States may have to unwind its trade deals with the European Union, Japan, and South Korea if the Supreme Court rules against his tariffs. Speaking at the white house, trump said the agreements were worth almost a trillion dollars to the u.S. Economy and claimed that losing the case would cause the country to “suffer greatly.”

Trade Deals With EU, Japan, & South Korea At Risk

President Trump had announced that U.S. forces executed a precision strike on a drug-smuggling vessel linked to Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua cartel. The operation, part of an intensified anti-cartel campaign, resulted in the vessel being destroyed in international waters, killing 11 Narcoterrorists.

U.S. vs Venezuela: Maduro slams military 'threat' off Venezuela

China showcased its military prowess and strengthening alliances with Russia and North Korea in a grand military parade, highlighting President Xi Jinping's vision for a new global order. The event, marking the 80th anniversary of Japan's defeat in World War II, featured advanced military hardware, including hypersonic missiles and drones, and signaled China's growing ambitions as a global power.

Xi Jinping flanked by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-Un | Trump cries anti-U.S. conspiracy

'Get a new job': Trump tells Polish journalist amid oil sanctions row 

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