Four suspects have been formally charged in connection with a high-profile heist at the Louvre Museum. Authorities accuse them of organized theft and criminal conspiracy, following an investigation into the audacious art theft.


Louvre Heist: Four Suspects Charged with Organised Theft & Criminal Conspiracy 

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced the termination of several documents previously signed by his predecessor, Joe Biden, claiming they are invalid.

Trump Terminates Docs Signed by Ex-Prez Biden; Says Documents are Invalid

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said his chief of staff, Andriy Yermak, has resigned following an anti-corruption raid on his home.

Zelensky’s Top Adviser Andriy Yermak Resigns After Anti-corruption Raid Ahead Of Peace Talk

Two tankers traveling toward Russia were struck in separate incidents in the Black Sea, heightening concerns over maritime security in the region. Authorities are investigating the cause of the attacks as tensions continue to rise amid ongoing geopolitical disputes.

Two Tankers En Route to Russia Hit in Separate Black Sea Incident

India and Canada are set to reopen trade talks next week. This includes the comprehensive economic partnership agreement or cepa, which has been on hold since the 2023 diplomatic freeze. Piyush Goyal says the trade track is finally moving again, with both countries hoping to push bilateral trade toward 50 billion dollars by 2030.

India-Canada Trade: Critical Minerals, Market Access on Agenda

Canada’s economy has delivered a strong surprise, posting a sharp GDP rebound in the third quarter. The turnaround comes after months of trade-war damage and a major drop in exports earlier this year. The latest data show housing and government spending are now doing most of the heavy lifting. Here’s what’s behind the sudden bounce.

Housing, Government Spending Drive Canada's Growth Rebound

AI is No Longer Driving Record-High Big Tech Valuations, It is Also Powering National Economies, and Taiwan is the Clearest Example.

Tech Exports Drive Taiwan’s Strongest Quarter Since 2010 

As Americans prepare for thanksgiving, a growing number of families are finding it harder to put a holiday meal on the table. Food pantries across the country are seeing record demand, driven by months of elevated prices and a recent interruption in snap benefits during the government shutdown. Our next report delves into how inflation, shifting habits, and a surge in need are reshaping thanksgiving in America. Take a look…

Searches for ‘Food Bank Near Me’ Hit All-time High in US

Global retail’s busiest day, black friday, has been disrupted by labour unrest across multiple countries. In the U.S, the Starbucks workers union has escalated its strike to more than 120 stores in 85 cities. The walkout began on november 13 and is set to become the longest strike in starbucks’ history.


Retail Giants Like Starbucks, Amazon, Zara Face Labour Pressure 

Airbus has issued an urgent notice stating that up to 6,000 A320-family aircraft require immediate updates due to a newly identified technical concern. Airlines worldwide are being advised to conduct inspections and apply corrective measures to maintain safety and operational reliability.

Airbus Warns Up to 6,000 A320 Aircraft Need Urgent Updates

If you’re a Starbucks regular in India, your daily cup may be in for a major shake-up. The coffee giant is preparing a big reboot of its India business after partner Tata consumer products reportedly put a pause on fresh investments until the chain becomes more cost-efficient and consumer-friendly.

Starbucks Rethinks India Coffee Strategy: Reports 

India grows by a better-than-expected 8.2 percent in the September quarter, pointing to strong momentum led by manufacturing, construction, and a robust services sector. That despite President Trump's 50 percent tariffs on Indian exports. However, a day before the GDP release, the international monetary fund raised questions on that data.

India's GDP Beats Most Estimates Despite IMF Warning |

Russian Tankers Hit by Explosions in Black Sea Near Turkey

US Marines Deploy to Puerto Rico Amid Venezuela Tensions

Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir has become the country’s most powerful military leader after assuming the newly created role of Chief of Defence Forces. The 27th Constitutional Amendment gives him unified control over the army, navy and air force, cementing his position as Pakistan’s most influential figure. This shift raises major questions about civilian authority, judicial independence and the future of Pakistan’s political balance.


Protests have erupted in Panama against the continued presence of U.S. military forces in the country. Demonstrators demand sovereignty and call for the removal of foreign troops, citing national security and political concerns.

New Delhi, India, suffers from 15 consecutive days of hazardous air quality, with the AQI reaching 338 on Saturday morning

India's Capital Chokes for 15 Days Straight; AQI Stand at 338 on Saturday Morning

Syrian Foreign Minister accuses Israel of attempting to destabilize the region amid ongoing tensions. Meanwhile, Syrians mark one year since the controversial ouster of President Assad, reflecting on the political and humanitarian challenges facing the nation.


Syrian Foreign Minister: Israel Trying to Set Region on Fire |Syrians Mark 1 Year Since Assad Ouster

Protests have erupted in Panama against the continued presence of U.S. military forces in the country. Demonstrators demand sovereignty and call for the removal of foreign troops, citing national security and political concerns.


Panama: Protests Against US Military Presence in Panama

Hong Kong authorities have arrested 11 individuals in connection with a recent fire outbreak. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause and assess any potential criminal involvement.

Total 11 People Arrested in Connection with the Fire Outbreak

Pakistan’s political scene heats up as Imran Khan’s party accuses Munir of orchestrating the oppression of Khan and his family. The allegations have intensified political tensions in the country, drawing nationwide attention and sparking debates over accountability and governance.

Pakistan: Imran's Party Says Munir Behind Oppression of Khan & Family

Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo has been sentenced to 11 years in prison following his conviction for attempting a failed coup. The verdict marks a historic moment in Peru’s political landscape, highlighting accountability and the rule of law.

Ex-Peru President Sentenced to 11 Years in Prison; Castillo Convicted in Failed Coup Bid

South African politician Zuma-Sambudla has resigned amid allegations of recruiting individuals to fight in the ongoing Ukraine war. The resignation comes as authorities and the public raise concerns over the involvement of citizens in foreign conflicts.

Zuma-Sambudla Resigns Amid Ukraine War Recruitment Claims

US President Donald Trump and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro reportedly discussed a possible meeting in the United States. The discussions come amid heightened tensions between the two nations, with issues ranging from regional security to drug trafficking and diplomatic relations.

US vs Venezuela: Maduro, Trump Discussed a Possible Meeting in the US

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Louvre Heist: Four Suspects Charged with Organised Theft & Criminal Conspiracy

Trump Terminates Docs Signed by Ex-Prez Biden; Says Documents are Invalid

Zelensky’s Top Adviser Andriy Yermak Resigns After Anti-corruption Raid Ahead Of Peace Talk

Two Tankers En Route to Russia Hit in Separate Black Sea Incident

India-Canada Trade: Critical Minerals, Market Access on Agenda

Housing, Government Spending Drive Canada's Growth Rebound

Tech Exports Drive Taiwan’s Strongest Quarter Since 2010

Searches for ‘Food Bank Near Me’ Hit All-time High in US

Retail Giants Like Starbucks, Amazon, Zara Face Labour Pressure

Airbus Warns Up to 6,000 A320 Aircraft Need Urgent Updates

Starbucks Rethinks India Coffee Strategy: Reports

India's GDP Beats Most Estimates Despite IMF Warning |

Russian Tankers Hit by Explosions in Black Sea Near Turkey

Russian Tankers Hit by Explosions in Black Sea Near Turkey

US Marines Deploy to Puerto Rico Amid Venezuela Tensions

Protests have erupted in Panama against the continued presence of U.S. military forces in the country. Demonstrators demand sovereignty and call for the removal of foreign troops, citing national security and political concerns.

India's Capital Chokes for 15 Days Straight; AQI Stand at 338 on Saturday Morning

Syrian Foreign Minister: Israel Trying to Set Region on Fire |Syrians Mark 1 Year Since Assad Ouster

Panama: Protests Against US Military Presence in Panama

Total 11 People Arrested in Connection with the Fire Outbreak

Pakistan: Imran's Party Says Munir Behind Oppression of Khan & Family

Ex-Peru President Sentenced to 11 Years in Prison; Castillo Convicted in Failed Coup Bid

Zuma-Sambudla Resigns Amid Ukraine War Recruitment Claims

US vs Venezuela: Maduro, Trump Discussed a Possible Meeting in the US