President Donald Trump's sweeping new tariffs have triggered worldwide condemnation and sparked fears of a global recession. As key U.S. trading partners brace for economic impact, prices are expected to rise and factory hubs in Asia face major disruption. This video explains who will be hit the hardest, what’s behind Trump’s tariff strategy, and how it could reshape global trade.

Trump Tariffs: Tariffs could raise US import duties to 22. 5%, hit prices

A family in Gujarat's Amreli district was asleep when a lion entered their house through a roof opening. The unannounced guest caused panic. Watch this report to know more!

India: Lion enters a house in Gujarat's Amreli village

Russia has promised to train troops and supply weapons to Sahel countries in Africa as Moscow seeks to expand its influence in these West African nations led by military juntas. In return, these countries have pledged their support to Russia, with some even calling Ukraine a terrorist state.

Moscow hosts foreign ministers of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso

The White House has fired several top National Security Council officials. The sackings have added fuel to reports of internal fighting between factions in the Trump team. The firings occurred a day after Laura Loomer, a far-right activist, met with President Donald Trump.

Six people from national security sacked: US media reports

Asian stocks started Friday with deep losses as investors braced for further pain across global markets after Wall Street's $2.5 trillion rout. President Donald Trump touted Wednesday as a landmark in U.S. history, saying his tariffs would "make America wealthy again." Instead, the steepest levies in a century sparked a rapid selloff in risk assets, culminating Thursday with a 4.8 percent rout in the S&P 500.

Donald Trump tariffs: Trump unperturbed; calls market reaction as short-term pain

India's opposition party, Congress, says it will very soon challenge in the Supreme Court the constitutionality of the Waqf Reservation Bill that was passed in Parliament. The bill was approved by the Parliament after the upper house gave its nod to the contentious bill following an over 13-hour debate.

Waqf Bill: Congress says, 'Will challenge constitutionality of bill in top court'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Bangladesh's Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus at the sidelines of the BIMSTEC Summit in Bangkok. This is the first engagement between the two leaders after Yunus took over as the interim head of the neighbouring country post former PM Shiekh Hasina's ouster.

Indian PM holds talks with Bangladesh chief adviser in Thailand

Spring has arrived in the Netherlands, and the Keukenhof Garden in Lisse is showcasing vibrant tulips in all their glory, drawing tourists from across the world. We leave you with these beautiful visuals. Watch in for more details!

Tulip season marks the beginning of spring in the Netherlands

Air pollution levels in Nepal continue to remain unhealthy throughout the week. The Ministry of Health and Population has urged people to take precautions. A recent statement from the health ministry highlighted that Nepal has been listed among the most polluted countries according to the Air Quality Index (AQI). Kathmandu's AQI level reached 348, which is classified as hazardous. Watch to know more!

Kathmandu: AQI 'hazardous', climbs over 300

In Germany, low water levels after a dry spell are preventing cargo vessels from sailing fully loaded on the Rhine River. As a result, cargo owners are facing higher transport costs. Watch in for more details!

Dry spell in Germany after severely low rain; drought conditions hinder Rhine shipping

Violent storms, including tornadoes, have struck the South and Midwest United States. Severe storms across Tennessee have killed at least five people and left hundreds affected by power outages, water advisories, and significant damage. Video footage shows storm clouds rolling over homes in Spring Hill, Tennessee. At least 7,500 homes and businesses have been left without electricity.

Tornadoes cause damage and fatalities in Tennessee: At least 5 killed, hundreds affected

South Korea's Constitutional Court unanimously upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, removing him from office. The historic decision comes after Yun's attempt to impose martial law in December.

South Korea: Court finds Yoon Suk Yeol guilty of violating constitution

Asian stocks fall after $2.5 trillion rout in US

With the B2 bombers stationed at Diego Garcia and warships converging on West Asia, Washington is flexing its military muscle. Tehran, defiant as ever, vows retaliation, setting the stage for a dangerous showdown in an already volatile region.

US flexes military muscle in West Asia amid rising tensions

The High Court in London has ordered U.S. President Donald Trump to pay $741,000 in legal costs. This comes after the U.S. president unsuccessfully sued former British MI6 officer Christopher Steele over a salacious dossier. The dossier, made up of a dozen memos, sparked a political controversy when it was published ahead of Trump's first presidential inauguration in January 2017.

Donald Trump must pay $741,000 legal bill over failed lawsuit, rules UK court

Indian legendary actor and film director Manoj Kumar, particularly known for his patriotic films and the nickname 'Bharat Kumar', passed away at the age of 87 at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in the early hours of Friday (April 4). Watch in for more details!

Legendary Indian actor dies at 87; tributes pour in

U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping new tariffs drew a wave of reactions. Listen in to what Trump and top global leaders had to say...

World leaders react to Trump's reciprocal tariffs

Trump tariffs: Asian stocks fall after worst Wall Street day since 2020

Wall Street suffers worst drop since COVID

The Liberation Day reciprocal tariffs have hit all major American trading partners. His plan will set a 10% baseline tariff across the board, with further tariffs for about 60 countries he deems the worst offenders. Watch in for more details!

Trump tariffs: Higher 20% rate for EU impacts several industries

President Trump said he will lower tariffs if countries could offer something "phenomenal" in return. Despite a stock market crash, Trump was optimistic that economic uncertainty would eventually pass.

Trump wants 'phenomenal' offers to cut tariffs

Is a college degree still the ticket to long-term success—or is it losing its value? With student debt soaring and income premiums shrinking, we break down whether the investment in higher education is still worth it in the United States.

Has the value of a US college degree shrunk?

Oil prices plunged 6% Thursday, with Brent crude falling to $70.44 a barrel, after OPEC+ accelerated its plan to increase output in May. The move added to losses sparked by President Trump's new tariffs, raising fears of a global trade war.

Oil prices drop 6% as OPEC+ plans output hike

Iran is pulling back its support for the Houthis amid extensive US air strikes on the rebel group. The UK's Telegraph newspaper, citing a senior Iranian official, reported that Tehran has ordered its military personnel to leave Yemen. The report added that Iran is scaling back its support for regional proxies to focus on the direct threats emanating from the United States.

Iran orders military personnel to withdraw from Yemen: Report

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