Raaka creates history! Allu Arjun’s film secures Guinness World Record ahead of release

Yemen clashes kill 154 people in two days as cornered Saudi battles Houthi offensive | Gravitas

IND vs JPN, one-off T20I: Japan captain Kendel on pushing India to the brink - ‘It was special’

ICC plans T20I expansion and fewer ODIs in 2027–2031 FTP cycle: Report

Explainer: Why rare-earth export licences and Board of Trade are US priorities ahead of Trump-Xi summit

Over 4,200 books withdrawn from circulation in J&K colleges, 94% from Kashmir

Bomb scare in New York amid UNGA: Suspicious suitcase found near UN headquarters

Four female students raped during 'Red Zone' at California university. What we know

Most Americans want greater federal AI oversight 

Trump signs Greenland security deal with Denmark, paving way for two new US military bases

Justice eludes Air India 1985 bombing victims as Canada probe goes 'inactive' | Gravitas

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

Saudi Arabia exits China-led mBridge digital currency platform amid Saudi-Houthi conflict

WION Iconic Tourism Summit and Awards 2026: Key voices to discuss India’s tourism future

Trump-Xi summit: From trade to Taiwan, what will the US and Chinese presidents discuss in Washington?

Cyclone Arnab: Landfall expected before midnight tomorrow as IMD issues orange alerts across six states

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

The Verdict | Moral policing isn’t culture or discipline, it’s crime

'This is normally what toddlers do': Why a psychiatrist is raising fresh questions about Trump’s recent behaviour

Trump revives India-Middle East-Europe economic corridor as India emerges central to West Asia’s future: What is it?

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

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

Who is Clavicular? The 20-year-old controversial 'Looksmaxxing' influencer charged with rape allegations

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

81st UN General Assembly: Burnham announces UK-US AI defence tie-up

Major League Soccer referee sacked for sexist comment about female match referee

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

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

Anne Hathaway to run in supporting race for Nolan's epic

From Gaddafi tearing up UN Charter to Trump’s ‘escalatorgate’: Most unforgettable UNGA moments

American manufacturing is reshoring faster than its factory floors can absorb

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

Asia prepares for record El Nino, food shock 

Gravitas | Boosting NHS productivity could save 20,600 lives in UK annually: Report

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

IND vs JPN T20I: How an overturned wide became point of difference between India's win and a tie

IIT Bombay professor Suryanarayana Doolla sent on leave amid Sahil Wakode death probe

'What kind of confession is this?': Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif’s 'terrorists would be roaming New York' remark goes viral, raises alarm online. Watch

The Japanese yen fell sharply after the bank of Japan held interest rates steady and delayed its inflation target timeline.

Japanese currency falls as traders pare back rate hike bets

U.S. Manufacturing activity shrank in april by the most in five months. This was driven by lean order books, and the repercussions from tariffs prompted the steepest output contraction since 2020.

U.S. Manufacturing Activity Shrinks By Most Since November

The global fast-food sector is grappling with mounting economic pressures as consumer spending slows.

U.S. restaurant chains confront declining dining out trends

The odds of a U.S. Recession by year-end are climbing as wall street cites escalating trade tensions, especially with president Trump’s tariffs. The latest data shows the U.S. Economy contracted for the first time in three years, signaling a slowdown.

Global economies at risk as U.S. tariffs shake confidence

An airspace war has erupted following the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir. After Pakistan closed its airspace to Indian aircrafts, India retaliated by issuing a notice to airmen, banning all Pakistani-registered, operated or leased aircraft—including military—from using Indian airspace between April 30 and may 23.

India’s airspace ban costs Pak $120,000 daily

Bitcoin surged past gold and tech stocks in April, sparking debate over its role as a refuge from market turmoil. After historic swings in April, an age-old market maxim looms over the bounce in us stocks: sell in may and go away. One of the best-known market trends, the "Sell in may" effect, is backed by decades of historical performance

Bitcoin surges past gold and tech stocks In April

The United States is considering easing restrictions on NVIDIA’s AI chip exports to the united Arab emirates. President Donald Trump may announce the start of bilateral talks on a potential chip deal during his gulf trip from may 13 to 16 —a visit that coincides with the may 15 enforcement of the AI diffusion rule.

Donald Trump mulls easing NIVIDA chip curbs for UAE

An age-old market maxim looms over the seven-day bounce in u.S. Stocks: sell in may and go away. One of the best-known market trends, the "Sell in may" effect, is backed by decades of historical performance. That trend is set to play out after wild swings in april, even as wall street futures point to a green open on may 1.

Tech Earnings Boost US Stocks Amid Historic Swings

The US Economy contracted by 0.3 percent in the first quarter of 2025 — the first decline in three years. This comes as businesses rush to import goods ahead of sweeping new tariffs.

US GDP Contracts 0.3%, First Decline Since 2022

Europe’s top steelmakers delivered better-than-expected first-quarter results, but the optimism is short-lived. Major players are flagging significant risks to 2025 demand due to global trade tensions—particularly in the US And China.

Steelmakers Warn Of Trade Risks Amid Demand Uncertainty

As India celebrates Akshaya Tritiya, a day considered auspicious to buy gold, the World Gold Council says that the country's gold demand declined 15% year on year in the first quarter of 2025.

CAIT: Gold Sales Hit $1.4 Bn On Akshaya Tritiya

Pakistan has been grappling with economic stagnation for decades. But what if we tell you that Pakistan’s defence spending by share of GDP is higher than India, China, and the EU? In this financial year, Pakistan's defence spending stood at 2. 3% of its gdp, slightly above India’s 2%. However, in absolute terms, India's defence allocation reached over $86 trillion, including pensions—nearly eight times Pakistan’s budget.

Pakistan tops India in defence spend by GDP share

Factory activity in Asia’s two largest economies—China and Japan—is showing fresh signs of strain, as the impact of escalating trade tensions with the united states begins to drag on growth across the region. In China, factory output shrank at its fastest pace since December 2023, with the official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index dropping in April.

Trade war slows Asia's manufacturing output

Visa chaos has international students second-guessing their American dream — and rival countries are ready to roll out the red carpet. Will the US lose its edge in the global education race? Take a look at this report to find out.

Visa shakeup has students rethinking their 'American dreams'

As many global industries grapple with sluggish growth and cautious consumer spending, one sector is bucking the trend — live sports. In India, the 2025 season of the Indian Premier League is powering a sharp upswing in domestic tourism, travel, and hospitality. It also showcases the enduring economic muscle of sport in uncertain times.

IPL travel surge lifts local economies, drives tourism

Amazon has found itself at the centre of controversy after reports surfaced about a proposal to display the cost of US tariffs on its products. The report revealed that the e-commerce giant had considered adding a tariff breakdown for consumers, showing how much Trump's trade policies were inflating prices.

Amazon denies proposal to list tariff costs on products

Consumer confidence in the US has plunged to its lowest point since May 2020, as rising tariffs and economic uncertainty weigh heavily on American households. The latest data from the conference board highlights a fifth consecutive monthly decline in sentiment, reflecting growing fears about inflation, job security, and a potential recession.

US consumer confidence hits 5-yr low

US President Donald Trump has introduced a new executive order aimed at softening the blow of auto tariffs, offering significant relief to US automakers. The order provides credits of up to 15% of the value of US-assembled vehicles. These credits can be applied against the cost of imported parts, giving carmakers a window of time to bring production back to the US this gradual reduction is designed to encourage companies to reshore their supply chains.

Trump offers relief, credits to US carmakers hit by levies

China’s auto market is rapidly evolving, with intelligent driving features now a major selling point. Nearly 60% of all cars sold in 2023 included level-2 or higher driver-assistance systems, which offer features like adaptive cruise control and lane keeping.

Automakers compete fiercely over intelligent driving features

S&P Global Ratings has warned that Australia’s AAA sovereign credit rating could be at risk if election campaign promises result in structurally higher deficits, debt, and interest costs.

Australia’s AAA credit rating at risk amid elections

There's a lot of economic data due this week. A lot of it won't look good. But does that mean an imminent recession? In this report, we dive into the clues investors will look for in the week ahead. Take a look.

U.S. consumer sentiment falls to the lowest on record

More Americans are turning to 'buy now, pay later' loans for everyday necessities including groceries and many are falling behind on their payments.  A new LendingTree survey finds that 25% of buy now- pay later users are now using the service to buy food. That’s a jump from just 14% in 2024.

Buy Now Pay Later loans on a rise in the U.S.

Pakistan's health authorities have launched emergency measures to protect pharmaceutical supplies after the government suspended trade ties with India amid escalating tensions following an attack in Jammu and Kashmir.

Pakistan pharma supplies at risk after trade halt

After years of soaring ticket prices....Airfares are finally coming back down...But not for the reasons travelers might hope. Domestic travel demand is showing signs of softening...And airlines are feeling the turbulence.

Major airlines pulled 2025 forecasts citing instability

As discussions on the India–U.S. Trade deal gain momentum with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s visit to Delhi... Indian exporters face a critical reality: understanding and complying with U.S. Non-preferential rules of origin is essential to benefit from the new trade dynamics.

U.S.- India trade talks gain momentum

Crude oil prices have plunged to a four-year low, but don't expect cheaper fuel anytime soon.

Despite the global drop, Indian consumers are still paying high rates at the pump.

Why?

Oil companies are grappling with inventory losses, weak refining margins, and gas under-recoveries.

Here's why the relief you're hoping for isn’t arriving just yet.

Take a look...

Why is fuel still expensive in India?