Italy is planning to postpone the shutdown of its coal-fired power plants as the global energy crisis deepens. The move comes as governments across Europe reassess energy security amid rising geopolitical tensions. Lawmakers approved a proposal to delay the closure of the country’s remaining coal plants, pushing the deadline far beyond the original plan to phase out coal by 2025.


Italy To Postpone Coal-Plants' Shutdown To 2028

Saudi Arabia and India pushed for the release of a key climate report in 2019, highlighting divisions among countries over how scientific findings on emissions and warming should be presented. The episode underscored tensions between developing economies and global climate policy expectations, as nations balanced environmental commitments with economic priorities.


Saudi, India Push for Report's Release in 2019 

Iran-backed Iraqi militias may carry out attacks against American targets in Iraq as the US-Iran war intensifies. The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad warned that armed groups aligned with Iran could launch strikes in the next 24–48 hours, potentially targeting areas where Americans are present.


US-Iran War: Iran Backed Iraqi Militia 'May Carry Attacks Against Americans'

Iran’s military has vowed to launch “crushing” attacks against the United States and Israel as the conflict in West Asia intensifies. Officials warned that Tehran will respond with broader and more destructive military actions.


US-Iran War: Iranian Military Vows 'Crushing' Attacks Against US & Israel 

Drivers in Germany are increasingly crossing the border into Poland to purchase cheaper fuel as energy prices remain elevated across European Union member states. Officials warn that fuel price normalisation is not expected anytime soon, citing continued supply uncertainty and geopolitical tensions affecting global energy markets.


German Drivers Turn to Poland for Cheaper Fuel; EU Warns Price Normalisation Not in Sight

A The New York Times report says the United States Air Force is deploying additional A-10 Thunderbolt II jets to the Middle East amid the ongoing US-Iran war. The move could more than double the number of A-10 “Warthog” aircraft in the region, strengthening close air support for ground forces and operations near key areas such as the Strait of Hormuz.


NYT Report Points to Additional A-10 Deployment Against Iran 

A Swiss minister has filed a lawsuit after Grok allegedly generated an obscene message targeting her, sparking fresh debate over AI accountability and misinformation risks. The incident has drawn attention across Switzerland, with officials calling for stronger oversight of generative AI platforms and safeguards against harmful automated content.


Swiss Minister Files Lawsuit Over Grok Post After AI Generates Obscene Message Targeting Her

A tragic shooting in New York City has left an infant dead after gunfire believed to be linked to gang-related violence struck a stroller in a residential area. Authorities said the incident highlights ongoing concerns over gun violence and public safety in parts of the city. 


New York Violence: Infant in Stroller Killed in 'Gang-Related' Gunfire

Donald Trump announced a major escalation in the ongoing US-Iran conflict during a prime-time address to the nation. He warned that the United States would strike Iran “extremely hard” in the coming weeks as military operations continue.


US-Iran War: Trump Says 'We're Going To Hit Them Extremely Hard In Next Two To Three Weeks' 

The Indian Navy is reportedly minutes away from launching strikes on Pakistan as part of Operation Sindoor. Military sources suggest the operation could target strategic positions, signaling a rapid escalation in tensions. This development comes amid heightened conflict in the region, raising concerns about potential broader military engagement.


Indian Navy Poised To Pound Pakistan During Operation Sindoor 

Financial markets had rallied on Wednesday on expectations president trump's address to the nation to be de-escalatory. Instead, he said the war will continue until late-April, and threatened to strike Iranian power plants. In response, all assets that were rallying on peace hopes sold off immediately.


US-Iran War:  Stocks Drop And Oil Climbs After Trump's Address

The Hezbollah has launched rocket fire targeting Israeli troops near the border areas, marking another escalation in the ongoing Israel-Hezbollah conflict. The attacks come amid heightened regional tensions linked to the wider Iran-Israel confrontation and the expanding conflict across West Asia.


Israel-Hezbollah Conflict: Hezbollah Rocket Fire Targets Israeli Troops in Border Areas

Fuel prices are rising sharply across the united states, crossing key levels not seen in years and putting pressure on household budgets
As global oil markets react to ongoing geopolitical tensions, the impact is now being felt by drivers, businesses, and the broader economy.
Take a look at this next report for more.

Fuel Shock: Pain at the Pump Across US

Foreign central banks are dumping US Treasuries at the fastest pace since 2012, as the Iran war hits finances of oil importing countries. Rising geopolitical risk, surging oil prices, and currency market turmoil amid the Iran war are working against demand for US Government debt.


US-Iran War: Foreign Central Banks Shun US Treasuries

China’s Jet Fuel Exports Have Dropped Sharply, Triggering a Supply Crunch Across the Asia-pacific.
Shipments Fell Nearly 40 Percent Month-on-month in March.

Asia Faces Jet Fuel Crunch Amid War

French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Japan has gone viral after a surprising moment during his tour caught global attention. The incident, widely shared across social media, highlights the lighter side of high-level diplomacy while drawing massive online reactions. Macron’s Japan trip focuses on strengthening ties, but this unexpected clip is what everyone is talking about.


Macron, Takaichi Strike Dragon Ball Series' Kamehameha Pose!

U.S. President Donald Trump has urged countries that rely on oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz to take responsibility for securing the crucial passage amid the ongoing US-Iran war. Trump said the United States does not depend heavily on the route and called on other nations to “take care” of the strait themselves, while Washington would provide support if needed.


US-Iran War: US President Urges Other Countries to Take Care of Hormuz

Gold has reached a significant milestone, with its share in global central bank reserves rising to 24 percent. That marks a 30-year high and reflects a strategic shift by central banks towards diversification.


Gold Makes History, Becomes Top Reserve Asset 

A powerful earthquake in Indonesia has once again highlighted the region’s vulnerability to seismic activity along the Pacific Ring of Fire, one of the world’s most active earthquake and volcanic zones. The country frequently experiences strong tremors and volcanic eruptions due to its location along multiple tectonic plate boundaries.


Indonesia Earthquake: Region Experiences Quakes, Volcano Eruptions Due to 'Ring of Fire'

Global markets slid after Donald Trump signalled that the war between the United States and Iran could continue for several more weeks. Investors reacted cautiously as the president warned that U.S. forces would keep striking Iranian targets in the coming weeks.


US-Iran War: Markets Slide As Trump Signals War To Continue For War 

Astronauts aboard Artemis II have successfully begun their historic journey to the Moon following a powerful launch by NASA. The mission marks the first crewed lunar voyage in more than 50 years, carrying four astronauts on a 10-day flight around the Moon aboard the Orion spacecraft launched by the Space Launch System. The mission is a major step toward returning humans to the lunar surface and advancing future deep-space exploration, including planned missions to Mars.


Astronauts Begin NASA Lunar Mission After Successful Blast-Off

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi made a highly visible appearance at pro‑government rallies in Tehran, joining crowds in support of the regime amid rising regional conflict and domestic pressures. Their participation in the demonstrations was widely covered as a show of unity by Iran’s leadership


Masoud Pezeshkian And Abbas Araghchi Attended Pro‑Government Gatherings In Tehran

Tensions in West Asia have pushed the strategic Strait of Hormuz into the spotlight, raising fears of a major global energy and trade disruption. Nearly a fifth of the world’s oil supply passes through the narrow maritime corridor, making any military escalation in the region a serious threat to global energy markets.

West Asia War: Strait Of Hormuz Creates Major Global Energy & Trade Crisis

U.S. President Donald Trump has said that America’s core strategic objectives in the ongoing US-Iran war are “nearing completion,” signaling that the conflict could soon enter its final phase. Speaking during a national address from the White House, Trump said the United States is close to achieving key military goals against Iran, though operations may continue for several more weeks if necessary. His remarks come amid ongoing strikes across West Asia and rising regional tensions as Washington continues pressure on Tehran.


Trump Says the US 'Core Strategic Objectives' in Iran Are 'Nearing Completion'

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