Apple has removed its advanced data protection feature from iCloud in the UK.

The move follows pressure from the government, which wanted greater access to encrypted user data under the Investigatory Powers Act.

Govt pressure weakens iCloud security

Wall Street suffered a broad selloff on Friday as investors grappled with weak economic data and persistent inflation concerns, prompting a flight to safer assets.

What moved Global markets this week?

For centuries, gold has been more than just an ornament in Indian households—it has symbolized security and prosperity.

But today, the way Indians invest in gold is changing.

Is gold moving from lockers to digital portfolios?

Let’s delve into the numbers and the trends driving this shift.

Gold ETFs & digital gold gain popularity

Moody’s has downgraded Nissan Motor’s credit rating, pushing it into junk status and maintaining a negative outlook.

The rating agency cites weak financial performance, restructuring risks, and global trade uncertainties.

Moody’s cuts Nissan’s credit to junk

Google is in the final stages of selecting locations for its first-ever physical retail stores in India.

According to a Reuters report, the tech giant is finalizing store locations in New Delhi and Mumbai, with Bengaluru and Gurugram also under consideration.

Google set to open first India stores

Tired of getting stuck in those annoying traffic jams?
Well, no more waiting.
No more science fiction.
Flying cars are real, and they are taking off right now.
Our next story takes a look at how the future of transportation is changing faster than anyone imagined.

Forget traffic jams, flying cars are coming

U.S. small businesses are waiting to feel the effects of President Donald Trump’s executive order imposing a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and aluminum.

Imported steel prices set to rise

Apple has removed its advanced data protection feature in the UK following government demands for access.
The move comes amid growing concerns over privacy and national security regulations.

Apple drops advanced data protection in UK after government’s demand

Istanbul experiences its first snowfall of the season, coating the city in a blanket of white.
The snowfall brings a magical winter atmosphere, delighting locals and tourists alike.

Istanbul welcomes the first snowfall of the season, transforming the city into a winter wonderland

A man was stabbed near Berlin's Holocaust memorial just days ahead of a critical election. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns over security and political tensions.

Man stabbed near Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial days before key election

Hamas has claimed to have handed over the body of Israeli hostage Shiri Bibas as part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel. However, Israeli authorities have disputed this claim, stating that the body returned does not match that of Shiri Bibas. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has condemned the alleged misidentification as a violation of the ceasefire agreement and has vowed retribution.

Hamas says Shiri Bibas body transferred

Ukraine, long known for its vast mineral wealth, is now at the center of a global power struggle. Beneath its soil lies trillions worth of critical minerals, including rare earth metals essential for everything from electronics to defense technologies. This report delves into why these minerals are so valuable, what’s at stake for both Ukraine and the US, and what the complex negotiations are unfolding behind the scenes.

Mineral deal will allow US access to Ukraine's rare earths

One month into his presidency, Donald Trump has made swift and controversial moves, capturing attention both domestically and internationally. Watch in for more details!

30 days of signing and implementing Trump's executive orders

The US is undergoing a change as thousands of federal workers are fired, potentially affecting hundreds of thousands. At the center of this so-called cleanup is an effort aimed at saving trillions of American taxpayer dollars, with Elon Musk playing a significant role. Democrats are now launching a probe into Musk’s role in the White House. Our next story takes a look at one month of Musk Mania, as some like to call it.

One month of Musk mania: frings, fallout and furry

US-Ukraine critical minerals deal: Zelensky's stance on fair negotiations

Hamas claims to hand over body of Shiri Bibas

The countdown to the German elections is in its final days, and the race for the chancellorship of Europe's economic powerhouse is heating up, with about 59 million people eligible to cast ballots on Sunday. The biggest question remains: will someone cross the finish line first, or will Germany end up with a front-runner who lacks a clear majority?

Germany elections: Coalition Vs Clear mandate, which way will Germans vote?

US President Donald Trump has officially signed the commission to confirm Kash Patel as the Ninth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Watch this report for more details!

Who is Kash Patel, The new FBI director?

Smartphones may collect data on users, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance. Experts explore how apps, settings, and data sharing contribute to potential spying risks.

Is your smartphone spying on you? The truth behind cyberstalking

In the Czech Republic, freezing rivers have naturally formed an expansive ice rink, attracting locals for winter sports. The frozen waterways offer a unique, scenic experience for ice skaters and outdoor enthusiasts.

Frozen rivers create ice rink in Czech Republic

Sweden's Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that Greta Thunberg and hundreds of other activists cannot proceed with a lawsuit that had sought to force the state to take stronger action against climate change.

Sweden's top court rejects Thunberg lawsuit on climate action

Jacobabad's crucial water project is on the brink of collapse, threatening the city's water supply. The project, vital for the region's survival, faces severe financial and operational challenges.

Jacobabad's lifeline water project faces collapse

Kash Patel becomes the new FBI chief

On February 20, 2025, three empty buses exploded in Bat Yam, near Tel Aviv, in a suspected terrorist attack. No injuries were reported, and additional explosives found on other buses were safely defused.

Three buses explode in Tel Aviv

President Donald Trump has called for elections in Ukraine, suggesting that holding them could facilitate peace negotiations with Russia. This stance has led to tensions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who views such calls as undermining his leadership during wartime. Critics argue that holding elections under current conditions would be impractical and could play into Russian interests.

Trump slams Zelensky amid peace talks

The U.S. has urged NATO allies to meet the alliance's defense spending target of 2% of GDP. This call comes amid growing concerns over security challenges and the shifting geopolitical landscape.

US urges NATO allies to hit spending target

Reduced U.S. military support means that Europe must step up defense spending. But the question is, who will pay for it? We deep dive into the new geopolitical reality in the next report. Take a look.

Wake-up call for Europe to up its game on defense security?

Salaries in India are set to rise by an average of 9.2 percent in 2025, slightly lower than the 9.3 percent increase in 2024. This is according to Aon’s annual salary increase and turnover survey 2024-25.

Salary increments declining since 2022’s peak of 10.6%

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a strong trade warning to BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—threatening tariffs as high as 150 percent. Speaking at the Republican Governors Association meeting, Trump accused the bloc of attempting to undermine the U.S. dollar.

Trump issues fresh trade warning to BRICS

US President Donald Trump called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a “dictator without elections” and criticized the $200 billion US aid to Ukraine, claiming the US gains nothing while Europe benefits. Trump also criticized Biden’s efforts to end the war and labeled Zelensky as a “modestly successful comedian.”

US President Donald Trump calls Ukraine's Zelensky a dictator

White house warns Ukraine to stop pushback on minerals deal