While tensions flare with the U.S., China is charting its course for the next five years. Chinese President Xi Jinping and the country’s top leaders, known as the Central Committee, will meet next week from Monday to Thursday for a planning meeting called the “Fourth Plenum.”


Chinese president to chair fourth plenum, political & economic roadmap on agenda

The G20’s financial stability board has warned of 'significant gaps' in global crypto regulation.
While risks are limited for now, the rapid surge of bitcoin, ethereum, and stablecoins has experts calling for stronger rules and global coordination.
What does this mean for investors, and why should regulators be worried?

G20 Sounds Alarm on Cryptocurrencies

Thousands of U.S. nuclear weapons workers could face mass layoffs as the government shutdown stretches into its third week. The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), responsible for maintaining the U.S. nuclear arsenal, warns of severe disruptions if funding isn’t restored. What’s at stake for national security and the workers caught in the crossfire?

Govt Shutdown Threatens Layoffs At NNSA Responsible for US Nuclear Weapons 

A New York jury began deliberating Thursday on allegations that French banking giant BNP Paribas' business in Sudan contributed to atrocities under the regime of Omar al-Bashir.

French Bank BNP Paribas Found Liable in Sudan Atrocity Case

Thousands of U.S. nuclear weapons workers could face mass layoffs as the government shutdown stretches into its third week. The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), responsible for maintaining the U.S. nuclear arsenal, warns of severe disruptions if funding isn’t restored. What’s at stake for national security and the workers caught in the crossfire?


U.S. Nuclear Arms Workers Risk Mass Layoffs as U.S. Govt Shutdown Enters Third Week

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans for a new national monument in the United States, calling it a tribute to “American greatness and perseverance.” 

Trump Unveils Plan For New Monument In United States

John Bolton, who served as National Security Adviser in the first Trump administration, has been indicted by a federal grand jury. The indictment raises serious legal and political questions about his role and actions during and after his time in office.


US: Former US-NSA indicted; Bolton faces 18 counts of transmitting, retaining classified info

Türkiye Is Making A Major Push To Modernize Its Air Force — And President Erdogan Wants U.S. Sanctions Lifted To Rejoin The F-35 Fighter Jet Program. After Years Of Tension Over Ankara’s Ties With Moscow And The S-400 Deal, Türkiye Is Now Seeking A Reset With Washington. Will The U.S. Respond? What Does This Mean For NATO's Southern Flank?

Erdogan Pushes Washington to Lift Sanctions, Revive F-35 Access

US: Trump critic Bolton indicted for mishandling classified information

The European Union Has Announced Major New Projects To Combat The Growing Threat Of Russian Drones. With Russia Increasing Its Use Of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles In Conflicts, Concerns Are Rising About Potential Attacks Beyond Europe, Including The United States. What Are The EU’s Strategies To Counter This Threat, And Could The U.S. Be A Future Target? Watch To Learn More.

EU Announces Flagship Projects To Counter Russian Drones: Is U.S. a Probable Target? 

Tensions rise as Trump authorizes CIA covert operations in Venezuela. Maduro condemns the move, escalating the standoff between the US and Venezuela.


US-Venezuela tensions: Maduro Says CIA Plotted Against Me And ex-President Hugo Chavez 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet with former US President Donald Trump at the White House in a high-stakes visit amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Just hours before Zelensky's arrival in the U.S., Trump reportedly held a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin — a development that has raised serious geopolitical questions.

Trump-Zelensky Meet: Zelensky to Meet Trump at White House | Trump-Putin Call Raises Eyebrows

Tensions escalate as former President Donald Trump signals readiness for potential conflict with Venezuela. Meanwhile, a US covert operating base aboard the M/V Ocean Trader has been spotted in the region, raising concerns over military maneuvers and strategy.


US-Venezuela Tension: Trump Readies for War with Venezuela | US Covert Base Spotted | WION

The Pentagon is under fire after implementing new press restrictions, prompting immediate backlash from major journalist associations and free press advocates. The Press Association has publicly condemned the policy, calling it a threat to transparency, accountability, and journalistic access to key military operations and briefings.


Pentagon's access rules trigger media exodus

US President Donald Trump confirms authorization of covert CIA operations in Venezuela and hints at potential land-based military action. Tensions escalate after recent US strikes on Venezuelan boats, with Trump citing drug trafficking and security concerns as reasons. Venezuela's Maduro government condemns the moves as violations of international law. Latest updates and analysis here.


Trump admits CIA covert operations, hints at land missions in Venezuela

'President Putin and I will then meet in an agreed upon location, Budapest, Hungary, to see if we can bring this “inglorious” war, between Russia and Ukraine, to an end,' says US President


Breaking: Trump, Putin to meet in Hungary after high-level talks conclude

The U.S. Supreme Court's conservative justices signaled their willingness on Wednesday to undercut another key section of the Voting Rights Act, the landmark 1965 federal law enacted by Congress to prevent racial discrimination in voting.


US Supreme Court hears case on Voting Rights Act and race-based redistricting

Trump Readies For War With Venezuela, As It Activates It's Drone Defences 

Donald Trump unveiled progress on his grand new ballroom on Wednesday night during a glitzy White House dinner with companies and millionaires helping to fund the project.


Trump unveils progress on new $250 million ballroom during lavish White House dinner

U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that India has assured him it would halt oil imports from Russia. The statement has sparked debate amid ongoing global tensions surrounding energy trade and sanctions on Moscow.


India-US ties: No phone call between Trump, PM Modi; MEA rejects US President's claim

US: Are black voting rights under siege? US top court may nullify Voting Rights Act

US President Donald Trump confirms authorization of covert CIA operations in Venezuela and hints at potential land-based military action. Tensions escalate after recent US strikes on Venezuelan boats, with Trump citing drug trafficking and security concerns as reasons. Venezuela's Maduro government condemns the moves as violations of international law. Latest updates and analysis here.

Trump Approves CIA Involvement: US-Venezuela Tensions Escalate

Subramanyam Vedam, wrongfully convicted for 43 years, faces deportation to India despite being a permanent resident of the United States. His conviction for the 1980 murder was overturned, but ICE detained him due to a previous drug charge. 


US court releases innocent Indian-origin man after 43 years, but he faces another battle now

US-Venezuela Tensions Escalate: Trump Authorises CIA Involvement

U.S. President Donald Trump sparked controversy once again by mistakenly referring to India as Iran during a speech recalling his previous trade policies.
The slip occurred while he was discussing the imposition of tariffs and his interactions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi — but he mistakenly mentioned “Iran” instead of “India.”

Trump Gaffe: U.S. President Confuses India with Iran While Recalling Tariff Threat | WION 

India’s merchandise trade deficit has hit a 13-month high,
Reaching over 32 billion dollars in september.
The gap is widening due to a surge in gold and silver imports…
And export pressures following steep u.S. Tariffs on indian goods.
Let’s break down the numbers.

 India’s Trade Deficit Hits 13-month High | WORLD BUSINESS WATCH | WION

A U.S. military aircraft carrying Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was forced to make an unscheduled emergency landing in the United Kingdom due to a cracked windshield. The Pentagon says the aircraft landed following standard safety procedures, and all aboard are safe.

Pentagon Chief’s Plane Makes Emergency Landing in UK | Windshield Crack Cited | WION 

U.S. President Donald Trump claims that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured him India would not purchase oil from Russia. This statement comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and global scrutiny over energy trade with Russia.

Trump: Modi Agreed to End Russian Oil Imports | WORLD DNA | WION

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky this Friday. Zelensky has expressed hope that Trump’s involvement could help bring an end to the ongoing war with Russia.

Zelensky Hopes Trump Will Help End War | WORLD DNA|  WION

U.S. President Donald Trump remains on track to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping in South Korea in late October, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said, as both sides looked to ease tensions following fresh tariff threats and export controls.


US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent accuses China of capturing global supply chains

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