Russia has launched a massive bombing campaign across Ukraine, with deadly strikes hitting Donetsk and Kharkiv regions. At least 20 people have been killed in multiple attacks, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, Ukraine has deployed Mirage 2000 fighter jets for the first time in response. Stay updated on the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine war.

Russia Ukraine war: Russia intensifies bombing in Ukraine, deadly strikes hit Donetsk & Kharkiv

Russia has intensified its attacks in Ukraine, reclaiming three villages in the Kursk region while launching deadly strikes across eastern Ukraine. At least 14 people were killed in overnight assaults. Ukrainian President Zelensky has condemned the attacks as "vile and inhuman," while Putin continues the offensive despite Trump's warning.

Zelensky calls for tougher sanctions on Russia ahead of US-Ukraine talks

A Syria war monitor reported on Saturday that more than 300 Alawite civilians have been killed in recent days by the security forces and their allies, as authorities clash with militants loyal to the former government of Bashar al-Assad.

Syria: Deadly clashes between Syrian government forces and Assad loyalists

News outlets reported that South Korean court had ordered the release of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol from prison. 
South Korea's impeached president has been released from detention after a court in Seoul overturned his arrest on technical grounds. Yoon Suk Yeol walked free on Saturday to cheers from his supporters

South Korea: Yoon awaits judgement on validity of impeachment in separate trial

Russia steps up attacks, retakes villages in Kursk & east Ukraine

A war monitor reports that 300 Alawites have been executed in Syria, escalating tensions in the war-torn country. Interim President Farouk Sharaa has vowed to control the circulation of weapons, warning ex-President Bashar al-Assad's supporters to lay down arms. Meanwhile, the UN special envoy has raised concerns over the ongoing violence.

Syria clash: 300 Alawite executed in Syria: War Monitor

Syria Clash: Interim President Sharaa warns Assad's supporters

Massive floods have hit Argentina, leaving at least six people dead and forcing thousands to evacuate. The provincial government has deployed helicopters and trucks for rescue operations, while hospitals and airports have been shut down. Authorities have cut power in affected areas to reduce the risk of electric shocks. The country received a staggering 400mm of rainfall in just eight hours.

Severe flooding in Argentina leaves six dead, thousands evacuated

Chaos unfolded in Dhaka as a banned Islamist group held a rally after Friday prayers, leading to violent clashes with the police. Protesters took to the streets, defying restrictions, while security forces attempted to disperse the crowds. The situation remains tense as Bangladesh deals with growing unrest.

Bangladesh: Violent clashes erupt in Dhaka as protesters face police

In the latest blow to Ukraine, the US has suspended intelligence sharing with Kyiv, adding to the pressure following the Trump administration's recent halt of military aid. This decision comes just days after a heated exchange in the Oval Office, with CIA Director John Ratcliffe and National Security Adviser Mike Waltz confirming the intelligence pause.

US cuts intelligence sharing for Ukraine; how will suspension affect Kyiv's military operations?

Ecuador has intensified its crackdown on drug cartels as violent clashes in Guayaquil leave at least 22 people dead. Police and military forces have launched multiple raids, seizing weapons and arresting suspects. Armed forces continue operations in mountainous regions, while the president offers pardons to security personnel. Stay tuned for updates on Ecuador’s battle against organized crime.

Ecuador cracks down on drug cartels amid deadly violence

France will consider extending the protection of its nuclear arsenal to its allies, French President Emmanuel Macron said, while warning that Europe needs to be ready for the United States to not "remain by our side" in the Ukraine war. Watch to know more!

France and UK pressure to expand nuclear protection

Coffee—the world’s favorite morning ritual—is now at the center of an industry-wide crisis. Arabica prices have skyrocketed 70% since November, sending shockwaves through global markets. Traders and roasters have slashed purchases, resorting to hand-to-mouth buying—only securing what they immediately need. The price spike is driven by reduced output from Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer.

Global coffee market shifts to 'survival mode'

Chinese tech stocks have staged an impressive rally in 2025. An equal-weighted basket of seven major tech companies — including Alibaba, Tencent, and Xiaomi — gained over 40% this year. This surge contrasts sharply with a 10% decline in the Nasdaq 100, driven by struggles in the US Tech sector.

Chinese tech giants outpace US rivals in 2025 rally

Shares of Nintendo and other major gaming companies took a significant hit today, following the announcement of higher US Tariffs on Chinese imports. With many investors pulling back from the sector, we take a closer look at how these tariff changes are affecting the gaming industry.

Gaming firms in the Trump’s tariffs crossfire

Wall Street is on edge as the Trump administration's seesaw tariff policies create confusion rather than relief. The S&P 500 has dropped 4. 3% since Trump took office. The latest trigger—a one-month exemption on tariffs for Canadian and Mexican goods—came after an earlier 25% tariff announcement. Investors are concerned that constant reversals in trade policy are prolonging uncertainty, affecting business sentiment, and dampening economic confidence.

‘Trump bump’ turns to ‘Trump slump’ as stocks slide

President Donald Trump has delayed imposing tariffs on Canada and Mexico after market concerns led to a significant blowback. However, he confirmed that new tariffs would take effect on April 2 and would be "reciprocal in nature." The decision has sparked reactions from businesses and policymakers.

Trump delays Canada, Mexico tariffs after market reaction

A week after the second anniversary of Greece’s deadly train collision, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has once again survived a no-confidence vote. The opposition slammed his government for its handling of the 2023 rail disaster, accusing it of neglecting railway safety and failing to support victims' families.

Greece PM Mitsotakis accused of shirking responsibility, covering up evidence

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, who was impeached, is now awaiting a separate court ruling on the validity of his impeachment. Meanwhile, a district court has invalidated his arrest warrant. The political divide deepens over December’s short-lived martial law order, further fueling tensions across the country.

South Korea: Impeached President Yoon awaits court ruling on validity

The American president Donald Trump's flurry of executive actions is creating uncertainty across groups amongst the American population, and one such group happens to be the children of H1B visa holders who are now approaching their 21st birthday, having migrated to the United States as minors, these children will no longer be classified as dependent on their parents...Watch in for more details!

H-1B families face uncertainty as immigration policies shift

A war monitor reports that 162 Alawites have been executed in Syria, escalating tensions in the war-torn country. Interim President Farouk Sharaa has vowed to control the circulation of weapons, warning ex-President Bashar al-Assad's supporters to lay down arms. Meanwhile, the UN special envoy has raised concerns over the ongoing violence.

Syria clash: Syrian interim President vows to control circulation of weapons

President Donald Trump has warned that his administration could impose reciprocal tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber products as early as Friday if Canada does not drop its own tariffs.

Trump says he may impose tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber

Syria clash: 162 Alawites executed in Syria as violence escalates

It's been quite a start for Trump in the White House, but how long will this disorder last is the immediate question, and what will the world look like if and when this phase is over?

Ukrainian Envoy Accuses Trump Of 'Destroying' The World Order

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