India has implemented four new Labour Codes, replacing 29 older labor laws in a major reform effort. The new codes aim to simplify regulations, improve ease of doing business, and enhance worker protections while standardizing rules across sectors.

Four Labour Codes Replace 29 Older Laws Across India

Nvidia shares surged on news of developments in its AI chip business but ultimately closed down 1% on Friday. The volatility reflects investor excitement over artificial intelligence growth potential, tempered by profit-taking and market caution. Analysts continue to monitor Nvidia’s performance as AI-driven demand shapes the semiconductor sector and broader tech market trends.


Nvidia Jumps on AI Chip News But Closes Down 1% Friday 

The United States has imposed new sanctions targeting major Russian oil companies, aiming to curb revenue streams linked to Russia’s energy sector. The move escalates economic pressure amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and is expected to impact global oil markets.

US Sanctions Hit Russian Oil Giants 

S&P data reveals that the UK’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell to 50.5 in November, signaling a slowdown in manufacturing activity.


S&P Data Says UK's PMI Drops to 50.5 in November

Being a founder doesn’t always guarantee control. Some of the world’s most famous entrepreneurs have been fired or removed from the companies they built.
-Sam Altman and his journey with OpenAI
-Steve Jobs’ ousting from Apple and his eventual comeback
-Jack Dorsey’s departure from Twitter
-Noah Glass, co-founder of Twitter, and his story


Top Entrepreneurs Ousted From Their Own Companies

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and U.S. President Donald Trump have announced plans to collaborate on addressing New York’s affordability crisis. Their joint effort aims to tackle rising housing costs, expand access to essential services, and develop long-term strategies to ease the financial pressures faced by residents. The partnership marks a rare bipartisan move focused on improving quality of life in the city.

Zohran Mamdani and Trump Plan Collaboration to Improve Affordability in New York

COP30 climate talks face a deadlock as participating nations remain divided over language regarding fossil fuels. The disagreement underscores ongoing tensions between developed and developing countries on emissions reduction responsibilities and energy transition strategies.

COP30 Deadlock: Nations Split on Fossil Fuel Language

A newly surfaced report alleges that Russia is helping advance Iran’s nuclear work, raising concerns among Western intelligence agencies and global security analysts.

Russia: Report Reveals Russia Helping Iran's Nuclear Work

Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Biafra separatist movement in Nigeria, faces life imprisonment following a court ruling. His sentencing highlights ongoing tensions surrounding separatist movements and regional stability in southeastern Nigeria.

Nigeria: Life Behind Bars for Biafra Separatist Leader Nnamdi Kanu

Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Mexico City to voice their frustration over rising crime rates and widespread corruption.

Mexico City: Thousands Protests Against Rising Crime & Corruption

President Donald Trump has called for the death penalty for certain Democratic leaders, escalating his already contentious rhetoric.

Donald Trump Demands Death Penalty for Democrats

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a grand and warm welcome upon his arrival in Johannesburg, South Africa. The event showcased vibrant celebrations, cultural displays, and enthusiastic crowds as India’s leader began his official visit.

Prime Minister Modi Receives a Grand Welcome in Johannesburg

Armed gunmen have reportedly abducted 50–100 schoolchildren and teachers from a school in northern Nigeria, intensifying concerns over mass kidnappings that target educational institutions. The incident echoes past attacks in the region and highlights the growing insecurity and vulnerabilities facing students and teachers amid bandit violence.

Nigeria: Over 50-100 School Children & Teachers Feared Abducted

Mayor Elect Zohran Mamdani & US President Trump to Work Together in Making New York Affordable 

Under growing pressure from the U.S., Kyiv is being pushed to accept a controversial 28‑point peace deal with Russia. Washington has threatened to cut weapons and intelligence aid if Ukraine doesn’t agree.

Trump: Ukraine Must Accept Peace Deal or Continue Fighting

Tensions rose in the Israel-Gaza conflict as Palestinians mourned the death of two teens, accusing the IDF of excessive force during recent clashes. The incident has intensified anger in the region and prompted renewed calls for accountability.

Israel-Gaza Conflict: Palestinians Mourn Teens Death; Accuses IDF of Brutality

Markets extended their weekly losses as investors grew increasingly cautious about elevated tech valuations. Concerns over slowing growth, tighter financial conditions, and profit-taking in major technology stocks contributed to broad declines. Analysts warn that volatility may persist as investors reassess risk appetite and await further economic and earnings signals.

Weekly Losses Continue Amid Concerns Over Tech Valuations 

US: Kyiv Must Accept Peace Deal | Zelensky Says 'Working' On US 28 Point Plan

China showcased its JL-1 submarine-launched ballistic missile during the Victory Day Parade, marking a rare public appearance of the strategic weapon. The display highlighted China’s expanding military modernization efforts and served as a symbolic demonstration of deterrence and national strength. The debut drew significant global attention, underscoring the geopolitical importance of China’s evolving defense capabilities.

JL-1 Ballistic Missile Debuted at China's Victory Day Parade

Hamas has accused Israeli forces of targeting civilians during recent strikes in Lebanon, adding new tension to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The allegation comes amid escalating regional instability and growing concerns over civilian safety.

Israel-Hamas Conflict: Hamas Claims Israeli Forces Targeted Civilians in Lebanon

Tensions between the U.S. and South Africa have escalated after President Donald Trump announced a full U.S. boycott of the 2025 G20 Summit in Johannesburg. Trump alleges “human rights abuses” against white Afrikaner farmers, including land seizures and violence — claims strongly denied by the South African government. Critics say the move is a politically motivated attack on South Africa’s domestic policies and its global leadership role.

US-South Africa Tensions: South African President Ramaphosa Says Discussions With U.S. Underway

For the first time in a century, an extraordinary day of cricket saw 19 wickets fall, shocking fans and analysts alike. The dramatic collapse showcased unpredictable pitch conditions, high-quality bowling, and intense pressure that turned the match into a historic spectacle.

For the First Time in 100 Years 19 Wickets Fell in a Day

A Tejas fighter jet crashed during the biennial Dubai Air Show, sending shockwaves across the aviation community. The pilot tragically lost his life, confirmed by authorities.
Eyewitnesses reported seeing a plume of thick black smoke over Al Maktoum International Airport as the crash unfolded. Investigators are looking into the cause of the accident.

Tejas Crash: HAL Tejas Crashes During a Flying Demonstration at Dubai Air Show

A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., ruling that he overstepped his legal powers by acting without the mayor’s consent.

US Court Battles Over Trump's Authority to Deploy National Guard

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