Chile’s capital, Santiago, has been engulfed by a thick blanket of smog, forcing authorities to declare an environmental pre-emergency amid growing health concerns.


Santiago Air Pollution: Smog Chokes Chile’s Capital 

The World Health Organization has identified several Ebola vaccines for upcoming clinical trials. The move is aimed at improving preparedness against future Ebola outbreaks in vulnerable regions. Health experts say the trials will evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the selected vaccines.

Ebola Outbreak: WHO Identifies Ebola Vaccines For New Clinical Trials

The Yuan Is Headed For Its Longest Winning Streak In More Than A Decade, Even As China’s Economy Slows And Policymakers Traditionally Preferred A Weaker Currency To Support Exporters. The Shift Highlights How China’s Move Up The Technology Value Chain Is Reducing Its Dependence On Low-cost Manufacturing And Potentially Rewriting The Country’s Long-standing Currency Strategy.


AI Hardware Exports Boost China’s Yuan Amid Tech Demand Surge 

A Russian drone has struck a 10-story apartment building in the Romanian city of Galați, causing an explosion that injured two residents and forced the evacuation of 70 people. This marks the first time a drone strike has caused injuries within Romanian territory, significantly escalating regional security fears along NATO’s eastern flank. 

Romania: At Least 2 Injured in Drone Strike; Drones Target Izmail Port in Odesa

Britain is facing a deepening youth employment crisis, with a government-commissioned review warning that the country risks creating a ‘lost generation.’

UK Youth Job Crisis: Mental Health And AI Worsen UK Youth Jobs Crisis

The US Customs commissioner is being ordered to appear in court over a massive tariff refund dispute that could involve about 166 billion dollars in repayments to importers. A federal trade judge wants answers on why the refund process is taking time, and whether the government is moving fast enough to return the money after tariffs were struck down by the supreme court.

US Tariff: $166 BN Tariff Refund Case Sparks Court Clash In US 

India’s brutal heatwave is turning into a booming season for companies selling everything cold. As temperatures SOAR above 45 degrees celsius across parts of northern India, consumers are flocking to ice creams, soft drinks, cold coffees, dairy beverages and even sunscreen products, giving a sharp seasonal boost to the country’s consumer goods sector.

Indian Economy: India’s Heatwave Changes Consumer Spending And Daily Life

Romanian authorities say a drone linked to Russia struck a building near the country’s border with Ukraine.
The incident comes amid continued Russian drone attacks targeting Ukrainian infrastructure near NATO territory.

Russian Drone Slams Into Romanian Apartment; NATO Ally Stunned

Trade tensions are escalating between the European union and China. After 5 EU states, including France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and Luthuania, pushed for stronger defence measures and tougher tariffs on Chinese imports, China has warned that any restrictive trade measures would hurt European businesses, consumers and long-term competitiveness.


China Warns EU Trade Curbs Will Hurt Consumers Amid Rising Tensions 

 Inflation in the United States has accelerated to its fastest pace in three years. This raises fresh concerns over the strength of the economy and the outlook for interest rates. Watch the full video to know more on this!

Americans Pay More For Food & Fuel As U.S. Inflation Hits 3-Year High

Amid the ongoing Israel-Lebanon conflict and a fragile ceasefire, an Israeli airstrike hit the Choueifat area in Beirut's southern suburbs, marking the first attack near the Lebanese capital in weeks. The strike killed three civilians, including a woman, her infant daughter, and a Syrian child, while wounding 15 others, according to the sources.

Israel-Lebanon War: Israeli Strike Near Beirut Kills Woman and Two Children

US President Donald Trump has signalled possible military action against Iran if Washington fails to secure a favorable agreement with Tehran. Trump said the US “holds all the cards” in ongoing negotiations as tensions continue to rise in the Gulf region. The warning comes amid fragile ceasefire talks, fresh sanctions on Iran’s oil network, and growing concerns over security in the Strait of Hormuz.


US-Iran War: Trump Threatens Military Escalation If Iran Deal Fails

The European Union has hit Chinese e-commerce giant Temu with a massive fine for failing to protect consumers from illegal and dangerous products. In a major enforcement action under the Digital Services Act (DSA), the European Commission found that Temu severely underestimated the systemic risks on its platform, leaving European shoppers highly exposed to unsafe goods.


EU Hits Temu With Massive Fine Over Illegal and Dangerous Product Risks

New York Attorney General Letitia James and New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport have officially subpoenaed FIFA, launching a joint investigation into the organization’s ticketing practices for the 2026 World Cup.


New Jersey & New York Attorney General Issue Subpoena to FIFA 

Tensions between Moscow and the West have reached new heights after Russia warned that deploying additional US military forces to Poland represents a "qualitative escalation" that will force retaliatory countermeasures.

Russia Threatens Response As US Boosts Poland Forces; Moscow Warns 'Qualitative Escalation' 

A massive explosion and ensuing fire have leveled a two-story apartment building in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Texas, leaving at least three people dead, including a child, and five others injured. Dallas Fire-Rescue was rushing to a reported gas leak at the El Ricardo apartment complex, but the catastrophic blast occurred just minutes before they arrived, sending thick black smoke billowing into the sky and shaking nearby homes.


Dallas Apartment Explosion: Fire Erupts at Apartment Complex in Dallas 

Israel-Lebanon War: Israeli Strikes in Beirut Kill Woman & 2 Children

Amid ongoing US-Iran tensions and negotiations to extend the current ceasefire, Iranian media has strongly rejected Western reports claiming that a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States has been finalized. 


US-Iran War: Iranian Media Rejects Reports of Finalising MoU with US

In a major shift in North American defense procurement, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced negotiations to purchase Saab's GlobalEye Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) aircraft from Sweden, bypassing U.S. aerospace giants like Boeing.


Canada to Buy Planes From Sweden Over US Military Suppliers

Russia and Kazakhstan have signed a landmark $16.5 billion agreement to construct Kazakhstan's first nuclear power plant since the Soviet era. The deal, finalized between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev during Putin’s state visit to Astana, marks a major energy milestone for Central Asia's largest nation.

Russia Signs Deal for Kazakhstan's First Nuclear Plant | WION NEWS

US-Iran War: Trump Signals Military Force if No Favorable Deal in Reached 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) now control nearly 60% of Gaza amid ongoing military operations against Hamas. Netanyahu said Israel would continue its campaign until all security objectives are achieved, as fighting intensifies across the enclave. The latest remarks come amid mounting international concern over the humanitarian situation and growing diplomatic pressure for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Israel-Gaza War: PM Netanyahu Says that IDF Controls 60% of Gaza Now 

Ukraine is increasingly relying on US-made Patriot air defence systems as Russian missile and drone attacks intensify across the country. Air raid sirens sounded in multiple regions as Kyiv warned of growing pressure on its defence infrastructure. The Patriot systems have become central to Ukraine’s ability to intercept advanced aerial threats amid the ongoing war with Russia.


Ukraine Heavily Dependent On US Patriot Systems | Ukraine Sounds Alarms As Attacks Intensify

Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations has strongly criticised the inclusion of Israeli entities in a UN-linked list related to sexual violence allegations during conflict, calling the move politically motivated and biased. The remarks come amid growing diplomatic tensions at the UN over the ongoing Gaza conflict and international scrutiny of wartime conduct. 


Israeli Ambassador To UN Slams 'Addition' To Sexual Offender List 

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