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National Film Awards 2026: Yami Gautam wins Best Actress for Article 370

Trump calls on nations to quit ‘rogue’ and ‘out-of-control’ International Criminal Court, rips UN

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‘Strike a deal or drive Iran into hell’: Trump issues fresh warning to Tehran at UNGA

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Mumbai: Gallops restaurant at Mahalaxmi Racecourse licence suspended over food safety violations

Key accused in Bihar's Jamui molestation case, arrested after police shoot him in leg

Asian Games 2026: India women's cricket team beats Sri Lanka by 147 runs for first gold 

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Trump calls Cuba a ‘failed state’ at UN, Cuban delegation walks out

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National Film Awards 2026: Kartik Aaryan, Mammootty, Yami Gautam, Randeep Hooda and other key winners

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WION Iconic Tourism Summit and Iconic Awards 2026: India's travel economy leaders gather in Delhi

‘We are all held hostage’: Brazil’s Lula attacks Security Council inaction, Guterres calls for reform

American manufacturing is reshoring faster than its factory floors can absorb

New OTT releases this week (September 21-27, 2026): Shaque: Trust No One, Hunkkaar, Don’t Be Shy- 5 new titles coming to Netflix, Prime Video and more

Oil slips to $98 as Saudi Arabia restarts East-West oil pipeline

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Injured pelican knocks on NOAA facility door in Florida seeking help

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72nd National Film Awards: Kartik Aaryan receives Best Actor honour for Chandu Champion in Gujarat

World leaders repeatedly call Gaza crisis ‘genocide’ as Israel’s war dominates opening sessions of UNGA

‘Shame on you’: Netanyahu vows to ‘tell the truth’ about Mamdani at UN ahead of New York visit

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Rani Mukerji's mother Krishna Mukerji passes away; Karan Johar, Jaideep Ahlawat visit actress

Ten days from Delhi to Washington: What Xi's BRICS-to-White-House sprint means for India

Trump’s China visa crackdown puts US universities, Chinese students in focus ahead of Trump- Xi summit

'Mumma’s boy from Gwalior who dared to dream': Kartik Aaryan pens long note after first National Award win

US and China vie for AI dominance as calls grow for regulation | Gravitas

Erdogan again raises Kashmir issue at UNGA, calls for dialogue under UN Charter

 Global sales of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles surged 24 percent in June compared to a year earlier. China remained the undisputed leader, accounting for 60 percent of the total with 1.11 million vehicles sold.  

Global EV Sales Jump 24% In June

India is strengthening its position in the global pharma supply chain, even as the U.S. considers heavy tariffs on imported drugs. For global drugmakers, outsourcing to India remains a cost-effective option—cutting manufacturing costs by almost 55% compared to doing the same work in the U.S.

Outsourcing boom to lift India’s pharma sector, say experts

India’s headline retail inflation dropped sharply to 2.1% in June—that's the lowest in over six years and is largely due to a steep fall in food prices. This significant cooling sets the stage for the Reserve Bank of India’s upcoming policy decision in August.

India inflation falls to 77-month low

Even though the world's largest money manager reached a record $12.5 trillion in assets, BlackRock's stock fell the most since April on Tuesday as revenue and performance fees fell short of expectations.

Blackrock stock drops the most since April

Wall Street ended the day mixed as tech stocks pushed the Nasdaq to another record close, while the Dow and S&P slipped. Big bank earnings, fresh inflation data, and surging chip stocks all played into Tuesday’s volatile market mood. Take a look at this report for more...

Global market roundup: Dow falls, Nasdaq hits fresh record high

China’s exports surged in June as firms rushed orders ahead of a fragile tariff truce with the U.S., boosting shipments to Southeast Asian transit hubs.

Trade tariffs jolt small economies | Bangladesh in focus

China's economic growth in the June quarter was better than expected. Beijing's exports to foreign markets outside of the U.S. obscured the mounting pressure from domestically poor consumer demand. China's gross domestic product expanded 5.2 percent in the April-June quarter from a year earlier.


China’s economy grows 5.2% in June quarter

Bitcoin started as a digital experiment, but it’s now rewriting global finance. As the world embraces crypto, we dive into the countries leading the charge. From Nigeria's 32% adoption rate to India’s 75 million users, the crypto revolution is reshaping global economies. Take a look at how emerging markets, from Lagos to Dubai, are becoming the new crypto capitals and what this means for the future of finance. Watch in for more details!

Who’s really winning the global crypto race?

President Trump ramps up the pressure on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, accusing him of mismanaging the Fed and criticizing costly office renovations. With Powell’s future in question, what impact would his removal have on the markets and the dollar? We explore the implications of Trump potentially removing Powell "for cause" and how it could shake up U.S. financial policy. Watch in for more details!

Trump vs Powell: what happens if he’s removed?

On the eve of its 150th anniversary, Asia’s oldest stock exchange, the Bombay Stock Exchange, faces a major setback after the ban on Jane Street. The U.S. trading firm, accused of manipulating prices, is now prohibited from operating in Indian markets, triggering a 25% drop in the BSE’s rally. Today on the show, we explore how this impacts BSE’s future, the potential fallout from tighter regulations, and whether the exchange needs to innovate to stay competitive. Watch in for more details!


BSE's 150th anniversary marred by Jane Street ban

Gaza’s fuel shortage has reached a critical stage. Seven United Nations agencies now warn of a total humanitarian collapse if fuel deliveries don’t resume immediately. Hospitals, water systems, and food aid are at risk of shutting down. Here's what you need to know.


Gaza fuel crisis worsens as UN warns of collapse

A new geological survey confirms Alaska holds vast reserves of critical minerals essential for tech, defense, and clean energy. But with most deposits on federally controlled land, stalled development raises a key question: can the US unlock its own mineral potential and reduce reliance on China?


Alaska’s rare earth riches vs US mining roadblocks 

A popular workplace perk is nearing its end. Starting in 2025, U.S. companies can no longer deduct the cost of office snacks, coffee, or meals under Trump’s latest tax policy shift. Could this mark the end of free snacks at work? We explain what’s changing and why it matters.


Trump ends tax break on office snacks 

A shadowy $100 million investment is fueling Donald Trump’s crypto venture, World Liberty Financial. The money trails back to UAE-based Aqua 1 foundation, whose founding partner, Dave Lee, remains untraceable. Who is he, and what does it mean for transparency in crypto politics? 


Trump’s $100 mn crypto backer: Who is Dave Lee?

High in the Himalayas, Bhutan is taking a bold leap, embracing crypto to power its tourism industry. With over 1,000 vendors accepting digital payments and bitcoin funding public programs, is crypto tourism a passing trend or a sustainable strategy?


Crypto fuels Bhutan’s tourism boom

China’s labour market is under growing pressure. Across cities and sectors, workers are facing layoffs, shrinking wages, and limited job prospects. 

China's economic anxiety: Working professionals feel the squeeze

The US Treasury has reported a major jump in customs duty collections for June, pushing total gross tariff revenue past 100 billion Dollars in the current fiscal year — a first in American history.


Trump tariffs push US customs revenue past $100 bn

A brewing trade conflict with the United States is raising alarm in Europe. Germany and Ireland have emerged as the two most exposed economies as President Trump’s tariffs hit key sectors.

EU economies brace for US tariff blow 

The global oil market is entering a new phase of volatility. The International Energy Agency has raised its 2025 supply growth forecast by three hundred thousand barrels per day. This comes after OPEC announced a surprise move to unwind voluntary production cuts earlier than planned.


IEA lifts oil supply forecast amid OPEC moves

Washington is preparing for a pivotal week in crypto regulation. Between July 14 and 18, the US House of Representatives will vote on the Genesis Act, a bill that would allow private companies to issue stablecoins backed one-to-one by liquid cash. The proposal passed the Senate last month with a 68–30 majority.


Crypto week: US lawmakers to vote on major crypto bills

The UK's debate over affordable housing is causing an environmental concern: how to meet urgent development needs without undermining ecological stability. A recent plan under review by the UK government would ease biodiversity rules for small-scale housing developers-- that's a move aimed at accelerating construction and addressing a growing housing shortage. But at what cost?


UK housing plan sparks nature concerns 

China is intensifying efforts to tackle job market pressures, especially among its youth. Authorities have announced a one-time employment subsidy of up to 1,500 yuan, around 209 US Dollars, for companies and social organisations that hire unemployed individuals aged 16 to 24.

China offers hiring subsidies for youth aged 16–24

After five straight weeks of easing. . . Mortgage rates in the US are back on the rise. That’s unwelcome news for homebuyers hoping for a break. . . As affordability remains tight and market activity remains sluggish.

No relief ahead for home loan rates in US

A fragile calm in the Red Sea has shattered. After months of relative quiet, Houthi rebels have struck again, sinking two ships and killing at least four crew members. The fallout? Soaring insurance rates.

Red sea war risk premiums more than double in days 

Sri Lanka’s garment industry is facing a major jolt, as US President Donald Trump has imposed a 30 percent tariff on apparel imports from Colombo starting August 1.

Sri Lanka risks losing share in $1.9 bn apparel market 

As we track trends in the workplace, we put the spotlight on a new debate that challenges Europe’s work-life balance and questions its waning tech dominance. Is Europe headed for a shake-up? Take a look at this next report to find out.

The big debate: Can startups thrive without overwork?