The US government has filed for court warrants to seize dozens more tankers linked to the Venezuelan oil trade, four sources familiar with the matter said, as Washington consolidates control of oil shipments in and out of the South American country.


US Files for Warrants to Seize Dozens More Venezuela-Linked Oil Tankers: Reports

Top Headlines of the Hour:

- Trump: Iran Protest Death Toll Significant 
- Iran Says US Seeking Pretext For Intervention
- Trump: Will Act If Iran Hangs Protesters
- Khamenei Aide: Trump, Netanyahu Man Killer
- Jaishankar, Rubio Discuss Trade & Security
- US Targets Three Muslim Brotherhood Branches
- Greenland PM Chooses Denmark Over US

Trump: Iran Protest Death Toll Significant | Iran: US Seeking Pretext For Intervention | HEADLINES

US President Donald Trump has injected fresh uncertainty into global trade by threatening a 25 percent tariff on any country that continues doing business with Iran, a move he says is effective immediately. Framed as part of a renewed maximum pressure campaign on Tehran, the threat could destabilise the fragile US China trade truce and send shockwaves through global markets.


US-China Trade War: Trump Risks Imploding US China Trade Truce with Iran Tariff

US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his administration is going to revoke the citizenship of any naturalized immigrant from Somalia or any other country who is convicted of defrauding "our citizens."
"We're also going to revoke the citizenship of any naturalized immigrant from Somalia or anywhere else who is convicted of defrauding our citizens," Trump said in a speech at the Detroit Economic Club.

US to revoke citizenship of naturalized migrants convicted of fraud, Trump says 

Iran’s UN ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani has accused President Donald Trump of encouraging political destabilisation and inciting violence, after Trump urged Iranians to keep protesting and said “help is on its way”. The remarks were made in a letter to the UN Security Council as mass demonstrations continue across Iran.


Iran Protests: Iran Accuses Trump of Fueling Unrest as Protests Grip Tehran

India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has spoken with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on trade, critical minerals, nuclear cooperation, defence and energy. The call comes amid strained India US ties following steep American tariffs on Indian goods, including a punitive levy over Russian oil purchases. Both sides said they would remain in touch on key issues.


India-US Ties: Jaishankar and Rubio Hold Phone Talks on Trade and Defence | WION

The US economy is vulnerable to a significant shift on Wall Street, as about 62 percent of Americans invest in stocks. Latest data shows the wealth of American households surged to a record during the July to September quarter last year, reflecting US stock markets' run to all-time highs. In this next report, we decode the risks to the US Economy from a crash in the stock market. Take a look.


US Household Worth Hits Fresh Record On Stock Market Rally 

Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen has said his people would choose Denmark over the United States if asked now, as Donald Trump renews calls for Washington to take control of the Arctic island. Speaking alongside Denmark’s Prime Minister, Nielsen rejected the idea of US annexation, while Copenhagen warned that any use of force would shatter the trans-Atlantic alliance.


US-Greenland Takeover: Greenland PM Says Island Would Choose Denmark Over US | WION

More than 2,000 people have reportedly been killed in Iran amid a violent security crackdown on nationwide protests, according to human rights group HRANA. The US-based agency said at least 1,850 protesters have died along with government affiliates, civilians and children. Amid an ongoing internet blackout, Iranian officials blame “terrorists” for the unrest. President Donald Trump said support for Iranians is “on its way” as he prepares for a meeting on the crisis.


Iran Protests: Over 2,000 Killed in Iran Protests as Trump Says ‘Help Is on Its Way’ | WION 

Trump warns of ‘complete mess’ if Supreme Court rejects tariffs. US president speaks after saying that any country that does business with Iran will face 25% levy on trade with US.


Trump's tariffs: What happens if tariffs are ruled illegal by US Supreme Court? 

Breaking developments in the U.S.–Iran standoff. President Donald Trump has urged Iranians to take over their country’s institutions, a statement widely seen as a major escalation amid unrest inside Iran and rising U.S. military pressure in the region. With Washington issuing evacuation advisories and refusing to rule out the use of force, tensions are at a critical point. This report explains what Trump’s remarks signal, how Iran may respond, and why fears of a wider conflict are growing.

U.S. President Donald Trump Has Told Iranians to Take Over the Country's Institutions

Questions are being raised about China’s air defence capabilities after reports suggest Chinese stealth radar systems failed to detect U.S. aircraft during recent operations. The development has sparked debate among military analysts over the effectiveness of Beijing’s early warning systems and the evolving balance of air power in the Indo-Pacific. This video breaks down what is known about the incident, how stealth technology challenges modern radar, and what it could mean for U.S.–China military dynamics.

Chinese Stealth Radars 'Fail' to Detect U.S. Aircrafts

The United States has revoked more than 100,000 visas since Donald Trump returned to office, according to the State Department. Officials say the number of cancelled visas has more than doubled as the administration intensifies its immigration enforcement and border control policies.

US Revokes Over 100,000 Visas as Trump Tightens Immigration Crackdown

As U.S. President Donald Trump reshapes Washington’s global approach, traditional American allies are reassessing their ties. Canada and other partners are increasingly engaging with China, raising questions over whether U.S. influence is waning and Beijing is gaining strategic ground.


Is Trump Driving Former US Allies Towards China?

Top Headlines of the Hour: 
-International Phone Calls Resume in Iran
-Four Killed in Russian Attack on Kharkiv
- Iran Protest Deaths Rise Amid Govt Rallies
- 25% US Tariff On Countries Trading with Iran
- Kyiv: Russia Attacks Two Ships In Black Sea
- Germany Downplays US Greenland Threat
- Venezuela Eyes 'New Agenda' With EU, UK
- US Revokes 100,000 Visas Under Trump
- Japan-S Korea Meet As China Flexes Muscles

International Phone Calls Resume in Iran | Four Killed in Russian Attack on Kharkiv | HEADLINES

Taiwan and the United States have agreed to co produce 155 mm artillery shells as part of efforts to strengthen defence cooperation and boost ammunition supplies. The move comes as Taipei seeks to enhance its military readiness amid rising regional security tensions.


Taiwan and US to Co-Produce 155 mm Artillery Shells | WION

The United States is grappling with rising debt costs as the Treasury now spends around $93 billion each month on interest payments. The growing burden reflects high national debt levels and elevated interest rates, raising concerns about long term fiscal sustainability and pressure on federal budgets for social programmes, defence and infrastructure.


US Faces Debt Strain as Treasury Interest Hits $93 Billion a Month | WION

Environmental experts are raising serious concerns over the United States’ push to revive and expand Venezuela’s oil industry, warning it could deepen long-standing ecological damage and sharply increase climate warming emissions in one of the world’s most environmentally vulnerable oil-producing nations. Critics say boosting production of Venezuela’s heavy crude may hinder global climate goals and worsen pollution.


US-Venezuela Tensions: US Oil Plans Raise Environmental Fears | WION

The United States military allegedly disguised one of its aircraft as a civilian plane to attack a suspected drug smuggling boat coming from Venezuela, according to a report in The New York Times.


US-Venezuela Tensions: Reports Suggest US Disguised Military Aircraft In Sept 2 Boat Strike

Top Headlines of the Hour: 

- Iran Protest Deaths Rise Amid Govt Rallies
- 25% US Tariff On Countries Trading with Iran
- Kyiv: Russia Attacks Two Ships In Black Sea
- Germany Downplays US Greenland Threat
- Venezuela Eyes 'New Agenda' With EU, UK
- US Revokes 100,000 Visas Under Trump
- Japan-S Korea Meet As China Flexes Muscles

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Four Killed in Russian Attack on Kharkiv | US Jets Near Iran Border  | HEADLINES

US banks and financial groups are pushing back against President Donald Trump’s proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10 percent, warning it could force millions of households and small businesses out of the credit market. Industry data suggests most card accounts could be closed or restricted under the plan, even as consumer groups argue it could save borrowers billions in interest.


USA: Banks Warn Trump’s 10% Credit Card Rate Cap Could Cut Off Millions | WION

Top Headlines of the Hour: 

- Iran Protest Deaths Rise Amid Govt Rallies
- 25% US Tariff On Countries Trading with Iran
- Kyiv: Russia Attacks Two Ships In Black Sea
- Germany Downplays US Greenland Threat
- Venezuela Eyes 'New Agenda' With EU, UK
- US Revokes 100,000 Visas Under Trump
- Japan-S Korea Meet As China Flexes Muscles

US Virtual Embassy Iran: Leave Iran Now | US Jets Near Iran Border  | HEADLINES

U.S. President Donald Trump will meet with Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado on January 15, a White House official said on Monday.


Trump-Machado meet: Venezuela's opposition leader offers to share Nobel Peace Prize with Trump

India and the United States are set to resume trade discussions, as confirmed by Washington’s ambassador to New Delhi, Sergio Gor. The talks come at a sensitive moment after negotiations collapsed last year. Speaking of India's role in U.S. foreign strategy, Gor said that no partner is more essential than India.


US-India Relations: Can New U.S. Envoy Bridge Widening Diplomatic Divide?

A delegation led by opposition Taiwan People's Party (TPP) Chairman Huang Kuo-chang left for a brief trip to Washington, D.C., where it is scheduled to meet with U.S. government officials to discuss arms procurement and tariffs.


Taiwan People's Party chief heads delegation visit to US 

US based Indian astronomer Professor Shrinivas Kulkarni has won the Royal Astronomical Society’s Gold Medal, one of the world’s most prestigious science honours. The Maharashtra born Caltech professor was recognised for his field defining work in time domain astronomy, including discoveries of brown dwarfs, gamma ray bursts and fast cosmic events that have transformed modern astrophysics.


Indian Astronomer Shrinivas Kulkarni Wins UK’s Top Astronomy Medal | WION

Ride hailing giant Uber is facing a landmark trial in the United States over a sexual assault claims.


Uber Faces Landmark US Trial Over Sexual Assault Claims | WION

President Donald Trump has warned Cuba to strike a deal with the US "before it's too late," threatening to cut off all Venezuelan oil and money supplies following Nicolas Maduro's capture by US forces.


US vs Cuba: Trump vows to halt oil, money flow to Cuba from Venezuela

The United States has revoked more than 100,000 visas since Donald Trump returned to office, according to the State Department. Officials say the number of cancelled visas has more than doubled as the administration intensifies its immigration enforcement and border control policies.


US Revokes Over 100,000 Visas as Trump Tightens Immigration Crackdown | WION

Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum has ruled out allowing US troops to operate on Mexican soil, calling it off limits after discussions with Donald Trump. The statement comes as both leaders discuss security cooperation, border control and national sovereignty, with Mexico making clear that any foreign military presence is not an option.


Mexico-US Tensions: Mexico Rules Out US Troops on Ground | WION

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