Wall Street closed higher on Monday, led by tech stocks and gains in travel and retail, while investors welcomed easing oil prices. U.S. Stock futures were mostly flat ahead of the session, reflecting caution after overnight gains and ongoing concerns over the Iran war. Take a look at this next report for more.


US-Iran War: Wall Street Stocks See Another Record, Scale Of War To Shape The Global Outlook  

The ongoing US.–Iran conflict is triggering ripple effects across global food systems, raising fears of a widening hunger crisis. Disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz have pushed up oil, fertilizer and shipping costs — key inputs for global agriculture.

US-Iran War: How West Asia War Is Fueling Global Hunger 

Rising borrowing levels are deepening concerns over a growing debt crisis in the United States. Many households are increasingly relying on multiple credit sources as “debt stacking” becomes more common.
Experts warn that higher interest rates and inflation are making it harder for borrowers to manage repayments.


US Debt Crisis: Debt Stacking Becomes The New Normal In America

The World Economic Forum has warned that the traditional global growth model is no longer delivering sustainable results.
The group says economic strategies built on cheap capital, globalization and rapid consumption are losing effectiveness.

WEF Warns Old Growth Playbook Failing; Global Growth Model Undergoes Historic Reset  

A heated debate has erupted in Parliament over the Women’s Reservation Bill, with Narendra Modi urging parties not to politicise the issue. Meanwhile, Priyanka Gandhi and other opposition leaders have raised concerns over linking the bill with delimitation, demanding clarity and fairness. The special session has turned into a battleground, with sharp exchanges over representation, federal balance, and the future of women’s political participation.

Women's Reservation Bill: Indian Parliament's Special Session | PM Modi's Speech In Lok Sabha

The European Union has proposed new rules requiring Google to share key search data with rival AI developers. The move aims to boost competition and prevent tech giants from dominating the fast-growing AI sector.

European Union Proposes Google To Open Search Data To AI Competitors

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra took a sharp swipe at Amit Shah during a speech in the Lok Sabha.
The Congress leader said even ancient strategist Chanakya would be stunned by Shah’s political cunning.

Lok Sabha: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Calls Amit Shah The 'Chanakya' Of Politics  

A heated debate has erupted in Parliament over the Women’s Reservation Bill, with Narendra Modi urging parties not to politicise the issue. Meanwhile, Priyanka Gandhi and other opposition leaders have raised concerns over linking the bill with delimitation, demanding clarity and fairness. The special session has turned into a battleground, with sharp exchanges over representation, federal balance, and the future of women’s political participation.


PM Modi On Women's Reservation In Lok Sabha: 'Ready To Share Credit If Bill Passes'

Donald Trump says the U.S. is “very close” to a deal with Iran but warned that fighting could resume if talks collapse. Speaking to reporters, Trump claimed Tehran has agreed to return sensitive nuclear material, even as tensions remain high. At the same time, he announced a 10-day truce in Lebanon, signaling a dual-track approach of diplomacy and pressure as Washington navigates a volatile region.

US-Iran WAR: Trump's Big Update On Peace Talks, Says 'Deal With Iran Very Close'

A 10-day truce between Israel and Lebanon has officially come into effect, raising hopes of easing tensions after weeks of intense cross-border fighting involving Iran-backed Hezbollah. The ceasefire, announced following high-level talks involving U.S. mediation, could open the door for broader regional negotiations and possibly a longer-term peace arrangement.

Israel-Lebanon War: Trump Announces 10 Days Israel-Lebanon Truce  

Amir Hamza, a founding member of Lashkar-e-Taiba, was reportedly shot by unidentified gunmen in Lahore. Authorities launched an investigation to identify the attackers and determine the motive behind the shooting.

Lashkar-e-Taiba's Founding Member Amir Hamza Shot In Lahore

Donald Trump has doubled down on his hardline stance against Iran, responding sharply to criticism from Pope Leo XIV over the ongoing conflict. Trump insisted that Iran must never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon, calling it a global threat and urging the Pope to better understand the risks posed by Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.

Trump Defines Hardline Iran's Policy Against Pope's Criticism

#Gravitas The Swedish government has launched a major push to bring back textbooks, notebooks and handwriting, aiming to tackle falling literacy levels among students and refocus on how young children read, write and concentrate.  

Sweden Wants Classrooms To Revert To Books, Paper & Pens 

Russian strikes have killed at least 19 people in Ukraine, according to local authorities, after Moscow launched a wave of attacks on its neighbour overnight.

Moscow has fired missiles as well as hundreds of drones on its neighbour almost nightly since the beginning of the four-year war, with Kyiv regularly carrying out strikes within Russia in response to its attacks.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Slams Ukrainian Cities; 19 Dead, 98 Injured 

A growing security concern is emerging in the United States after reports that at least 10 scientists linked to sensitive nuclear, aerospace and defense research have either died or gone missing since 2023. The cases involving researchers connected to institutions such as national laboratories, space programs and classified technology projects have triggered alarm within the U.S. security establishment.


10 Scientists Dead or Missing As Security Crisis Deepens | Why US Geniuses Are Disappearing

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has held an emergency security cabinet phone meeting amid rising tensions over a reported ceasefire agreement in Lebanon. The discussions, convened at short notice, revealed internal disagreements within the Israeli leadership, even as Netanyahu confirmed that the Israel Defense Forces would remain deployed in southern Lebanon following the planned ceasefire.

Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire: Donald Trump Announces Lebanon Ceasefire on Truth Social 

Iran has warned of “dangerous consequences” after the United States moved to enforce a naval blockade targeting ships entering or leaving Iranian ports, escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Washington’s actions around the strategic Strait of Hormuz could further destabilise the region and complicate diplomacy.

US-Iran War: Iran Warns of 'Dangerous Consequences' Over US Naval Blockade 

Reports suggest the United States is reaching out to major manufacturers including Ford Motor Company, General Motors, GE Aerospace and Oshkosh Corporation to explore boosting military production capacity amid ongoing global conflicts. The outreach is part of a broader push by the Pentagon to strengthen the U.S. defense industrial base as wars, including tensions involving Iran and Ukraine, strain weapons stockpiles.

Reports: US Reaching Out to Ford, GM, GE Aerospace & Oshakosh

Israel has announced that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to hold a phone conversation with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, in a rare high-level contact amid ongoing regional tensions. The discussion is expected to focus on border security, de-escalation efforts, and broader stability concerns along the Israel-Lebanon frontier.

Israel-Lebanon War: Israel Says PM Netanyahu to Speak with Lebanese President Aoun

A major fire broke out at a refinery in Australia that produces roughly 10% of the nation’s fuel supply, raising concerns over potential disruptions to domestic energy availability. Emergency crews responded swiftly to contain the blaze as authorities monitored safety risks and operational impacts. The incident has sparked worries about supply stability and possible fuel price pressures if refinery operations remain affected for an extended period.

Australia Refinery Fire: Refinery Pumps Out About 10% of Australia's Fuel

A court in Abuja, Nigeria has ruled to proceed with firearms-related charges against former Attorney General Abubakar Malami, rejecting attempts to dismiss the case. The decision marks a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings, as prosecutors continue to allege violations connected to unlawful possession and handling of arms.

Nigeria: Abuja Court Decides to Keep Firearms Charges Against Malami 

Nepal’s Foreign Minister has indicated that Mayor Balendra Shah’s proposed visit to India may face delays, citing ongoing diplomatic and procedural considerations. The statement comes amid discussions between Kathmandu and New Delhi over scheduling and protocol arrangements.

Nepal FM Signals Balendra Shah's India Visit Could be Delayed 

Scientists are tracking a rapid warming trend in the Pacific Ocean alongside a surge in global temperatures, raising fresh concerns about accelerating climate change. Researchers say the unusual ocean heat patterns are contributing to rising heat extremes worldwide, disrupting weather systems, and intensifying climate risks. Experts are closely monitoring the developments to understand their long-term impact on global climate stability.

Scientists Track Pacific Warming & Surge in Global Temperatures

The United States has publicly praised Pakistan for its key diplomatic role in facilitating and mediating Iran-related nuclear talks, highlighting Islamabad’s growing importance as a regional peace broker. According to officials, Pakistan has helped keep communication channels open between Washington and Tehran amid sensitive negotiations aimed at reducing tensions and advancing a potential nuclear agreement.

US Praises Pakistan’s Role in Iran Nuclear Talks

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