Mouldy armour and expired ammunition were among “unserviceable” US military equipment delivered to Taiwan recently, and the island’s defence ministry says it is looking into the issue.

Taiwan says US sent faulty, damaged military equipment

As China’s trade surplus expands and the U.S. Faces a widening trade deficit, the IMF is asking a question: what’s driving these imbalances? Is this a new chapter in the global economic rivalry? Or are deeper macroeconomic forces at play? Take a look at this next report for more…

IMF flags global trade gaps post-pandemic

#Gravitas | Another temple has been vandalised in US, the latest incident occured in Melville located around 50 kilometres from New York city. Images started circulating on social media on Monday showing anti-India expletives spray painted on the road as well as on the signage outside the premises of BAPS Swaminarayan temple. Some of the expletives were also directed against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, just days ahead of his visit to the US. Watch in for more details!

Gravitas: Anti-India forces vandalise temple in New York

Boeing is grappling with a significant crisis that could have far reaching impacts on both the company and its employee. With tens of thousands of workers on strike, Boeing has announced a series of drastic measures, including a hire freeze and potential furloughs.

Boeing considering hire freeze & temporary furloughs for employees

All eyes are on the U.S. Federal Reserve this week. The Fed is widely expected to begin a crucial pivot this week, lowering interest rates for the first time in more than four years as it pursues a rare soft landing for the U.S. Economy.

Fed's rate cut coming too late to avoid recession?

Reports say that U.S. government officials urged allies, including India, to join its effort to ban Russian media for its alleged 'disinformation campaign.' New Delhi reportedly snubbed the pressure and reminded Washington that India has an independent foreign policy. Watch in for more details!

India Snubs U.S. Pressure on Banning Russian Media India, Cites 'independent Foreign Policy'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reported plan to replace Defense Minister Yoav Gallant with New Hope chair Gideon Sa'ar in the middle of the war in Gaza and as Israel is on the brink of a full-on war with Hezbollah “would be crazy,” a US official tells reporters.

Israel-Hezbollah tensions: Reports say PM Netanyahu planning to fire Gallant

The suspected gunman in the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump did not fire his gun or have the former president in his line of sight, federal officials said Monday in an update of the ongoing investigation. Watch in for more details!

Trump Assassination Ronald Rowe said that the suspect did not have clear line of sight

Israel-Hezbollah tensions: Will Netanyahu fire Yoav Gallant?

Israel-Hezbollah tensions: US says it will be crazy to replace Gallant

Trump Assassination Bid: No shots were fired says US Secret Service Chief

Only 7 weeks remaining to the US Presidential Elections and the Republican candidate Donald Trump was subjected to another assassination attempt. A gunman hid undetected for almost 12 hours at the edge of the golf course where Trump was playing golf on Sunday and the question of yet another security breach affecting the polls is at the forefront. Watch in for more details!

US: Secret Service Under Scrutiny After Second Assassination Attempt

Israel's security cabinet has updated its official goals amid the ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza and the fear of an escalation with the Iran backed Hezbollah. It is now including a fourth objective, the safe return of the residents of the north to their homes. Watch in for more details!

US' envoy visits Israel to avert deeper conflict with Hezbollah

An exhibition in New York titled 'The Great Elephant Migration' is gathering Global attention to the issues affecting the coexistence of human and animals in other countries including India. Watch in for more details!

'The Great Elephant Migration' reaches New York

Southern Israel is seeing a rise in so-called dark tourism as an increasing number of people are visiting sites hit by the October 7 attack, which was Israel's deadliest day and the worst killing of Jews since the Holocaust. Dark tourism involves travel to places associated with death and tragedy, including war museums or tombs.

Israel bears scars of Oct 7th attack, surge in visitors at attack sites in southern Israel

The war in Gaza has destroyed thousands of homes forcing people to live under the open sky. Now as the rainy season appears, rainfall will bring misery to those housed in worn out makeshift tents.

Gaza: People are vulnerable to diseases

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was safe after the Secret Service foiled what the FBI called an apparent assassination attempt while he was golfing on his course in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Trump Shooting Attempt: Donald Trump safe after new assassination attempt in Florida

Deep partisan disparities were brought to light in a high-stakes debate between President Biden and Donald Trump during the US election of 2024. Vice President Kamala Harris assumed the Democratic candidacy shortly after Biden's abrupt resignation. As the race grew more intense, the political scene changed significantly.

2024 US polls: Why is it an election like no other

Republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump on Sunday levelled an attack against Taylor Swift, declaring his "hate" for her just days after the pop mega-star endorsed his Democratic opponent, Kamala Harris.

US Elections 2024: Donald Trump says 'I hate Taylor Swift' after she endorsed Kamala Harris

As the US Presidential race tightens, net-worth individuals are ramping up their tax planning strategies driven by potential changes in estate tax laws. Watch in for more details!

US: High-net-worth investors prepare for tax changes

The US Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut interest rates by 0.25% in its upcoming meeting on September 17-18. This potential rate cut could mark the start of the fourth major rate-cutting cycle in 25 years. Historically, when the Fed lowers rates, it has generally been good news for stocks.

What the upcoming Fed policy could mean for you

Signs of financial strain among Americans are intensifying, with Wall Street reacting nervously as consumer-lending stocks slide. Recent warnings from banking executives about rising delinquencies and payment struggles among lower-income borrowers are raising concerns about the broader economic outlook. This comes amid fears that the Federal Reserve's anticipated rate cuts might be too late to mitigate the impact of higher interest rates.

Americans struggle as credit card woes surge

The political drama following Venezuela's contested elections is far from over. Over the weekend top Venezuelan leaders accused United States of attempting to destabilize the country. Venezuela's interior and Justice Minister accused American intelligence body the CIA of heading a plot to assassinate President Nicholas Maduro. Watch in for more details!

US-Venezuela Tensions: US denies any involvement in bid to destabilise Venezuela

With Arvind Kejriwal expected to step down as Delhi’s Chief Minister, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will choose his successor at a legislative party meeting on Tuesday (September 17). The meeting is set to take place at the Chief Minister’s residence at 11:00 AM, as announced by the party. Watch in for more details!

India: Who will be the next CM of Delhi?

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