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

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

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

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

Mikel Arteta verbally agrees to three-year extension with Arsenal after title-winning Premier League season

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

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

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

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

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

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

Infections transmitted from pregnant woman linked to autism risk

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

Elephants hide behind trees, stage surprise attack on poachers targeting rhinos in South Africa

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

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

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Over 4,200 books withdrawn from circulation in J&K colleges, 94% from Kashmir

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

Asia prepares for record El Nino, food shock 

Forget apps: Qualcomm CEO says AI agents will change how we use smartphones

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

'Taiwan and human rights are red lines': China warns US ahead of Xi-Trump visit

Haldiram’s, India’s leading ethnic snacks company,  

Is set to sell an additional 5 percent stake for around 500 million dollars as part of its pre-IPO placement. 

This comes after Singapore-based Temasek secured a 10 percent stake in the company for 1 billion dollars, valuing Haldiram’s at 10 billion dollars. 

With multiple foreign buyers eyeing a stake in the company, the question is: is Haldiram’s shifting its base?

Temasek takes a ‘bite’ of haldiram's

Chinese lawmakers have submitted a motion to introduce estate and gift taxes, a move that could reshape wealth distribution in the country.

With china facing slowing tax revenues and a widening wealth gap, is this the right time for a tax on inherited wealth? Let’s take a look…

China weighs inheritance tax amid struggles

As the US Decides whether tariffs are a good or bad thing, both the stock market and the crypto market have taken a battering.

While there are glimpses of hope for a recovery, massive liquidations as a result of extreme leverage weigh heavily on the sector.

Bitcoin hits first bull market support levels

Gold's burgeoning safe-haven appeal keeps the yellow metal well bid. The precious metal jumped 1.7% to a new record high and is now only $15 away from the $3,000 barrier. The tit-for-tat tariffs scenario playing out is adding to the metal's shine, with top banks upgrading their forecasts even further to a high of $3,500.

Gold breaks above $2,930, hits new record high

Will your summer toast come with a tariff? That’s what consumers are fearing as President Donald Trump threatens a 200% duty on European wine, cognac, and other alcohol imports. This move comes in response to the European Union’s plan to impose tariffs on American whiskey and other US Products next month—which is a retaliation against Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports that took effect this week. If you think all this is too overwhelming, imagine being an investor in this climate.

Alcohol becomes flashpoint in US-EU trade feud

The aviation industry is facing a storm that goes beyond what meets the eye. New tariffs on steel and aluminum, imposed by the United States, are shaking up the sector, with Canada and the European Union hitting back with retaliatory duties.

Airfares may rise 2-4% as tariffs disrupt aviation

Washington's funding is scheduled to expire Saturday at midnight, and no one knows what will happen next. However, top U.S. Senate democrat chuck schumer said they are set to clear way for a stopgap bill and avert a shutdown. Blocking the bill would have required the support of at least 41 of Schumer's democrats. This would have triggered a partial shutdown, which democrats have long opposed as needless chaos. While government shutdown deadlines, and even complete shutdowns, are nothing new for Washington, this time it's different. The funding deadline comes as doge cuts continue to disrupt government services. Watch in for more details!

Uscbraces for a government shutdown as DOGE cuts continue

China’s job market is facing a growing challenge—age discrimination. Workers over 35 are struggling to find jobs as strict age limits in civil service and private-sector hiring push companies to favor younger, lower-paid employees. With 12.22 million fresh graduates entering the workforce this year, can china balance job creation with fair hiring? Take a look at this  report for more…

China’s workforce crisis: too young or too old?

In an exclusive show on tokenization, the future of finance, let's listen to what Marina Khaustova, Chief Operating Office, Crystal Blockchain, has to say about tokenization. Watch in for more details!

Are we ready for tokenization? Crystal Blockchain COO shares key insights | WION Token Money Magnet

On Wednesday, there was good news on inflation. However, the market reaction was muted, with only a slight lift to the mood. The reason: tariff fears are already prompting companies to nudge prices higher, risking higher inflation readings and a potential recession.

US inflation cools, but tariffs threaten higher prices

Potential car buyers in the US have found a way to avert the looming threat of tariffs. How? By buying quickly. As President Trump's tariff threats grow, consumers are rushing to dealerships, fearing that higher prices are just around the corner. Car searches on cars.com surged 9% in just 1 week. With an average of 96 days of inventory, dealerships are prepared for the short-term uncertainty, but the fear of rising costs is driving people to act fast, locking in deals before the storm hits.

Car dealerships see surge in sales ahead of tariffs

Indian stocks have taken a beating since hitting record highs in September. The Sensex index has crashed over 4,000 points from its peak, erasing investor wealth to the tune of more than 40 lakh crore rupees. However, global brokerage firm Morgan Stanley sees Indian stocks as an attractive bet.

Indian stocks poised for a strong comeback?

Amid a backdrop of slowing trade and rising tariffs, the electric vehicle industry is charging ahead at full speed. Global EV sales surged 50% year-on-year in February, hitting 1.2 million units, according to Rho Motion.

China accounts for 60% of global EV sales in 2025

The world of markets and corporate boardrooms is in a state of flux. Growing tariff disputes are forcing businesses to reassess their long-term strategies, and as trade barriers rise, corporate profits are taking a hit.

Airlines, automakers, & retailers brace for slowdown

The game of tariffs continues to hit new levels every day. The United States has imposed a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, extending duties to downstream products like nuts, bolts, and soda cans. US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed the move, adding that copper tariffs could follow. In response, Canada—America’s largest foreign supplier of these metals—announced retaliatory tariffs on US steel, aluminum, computers, and sports equipment.

Trump’s tariffs ignite global trade war

Mexico’s economy is showing signs of distress, with analysts warning of a potential technical recession. With trade uncertainty, slowing investment, and growing fears of a downturn, is Mexico heading for deeper trouble? Let’s break it down in this report.

Mexico faces technical recession amid tariff turmoil

Wall Street stocks recouped from 6-month lows on Wednesday as investors drew a sigh of relief following below-estimate US inflation data for February. This helped global markets regain their footing on Thursday.

Finally, a bounce on Wall Street. But for how long?

As Donald Trump took the oath of office on January 20, 2025, the world's wealthiest were watching, seated in the Capitol Rotunda, surrounded by record-breaking fortunes. However, in the weeks that followed, these fortunes have taken a dramatic turn. Since Trump's inauguration, five billionaires have collectively lost $209 billion in wealth, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Watch in for more details!

5 billionaires at Trump's inauguration see $209 billion in losses

Asian shares edged up after President Donald Trump played down fears of a recession, which helped US stocks stage a late recovery after whipsawing all day. However, trading was volatile following conflicting tariff updates, while progress toward a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia briefly lifted sentiment.

Trump slump continues despite Ukraine ceasefire hopes

In an exclusive show on tokenization, the future of finance, let's listen to what Sumit Gupta, the co-founder of CoinDCX, has to say about tokenization. Watch in for more details!

'Tokenization helps with liquidity': CoinDCX co-founder Sumit Gupta | WION Exclusive

The US-Canada trade tensions took a dramatic turn as President Donald Trump reversed his decision to double tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50%, just hours after announcing them. Instead, the White House confirmed that a 25% tariff would apply to all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, with no exemptions. The sudden policy shift roiled financial markets, with the S&P 500 plunging to 5,528 points—marking a 10%.

Trump reverses course on Canada tariffs, markets react

Europe’s arms imports surged 155% between 2020 and 2024, driven by heightened security concerns after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The United States supplied over 50% of these imports, solidifying its position as the dominant global arms exporter with a 43% market share—more than the next eight exporters combined.

US supplies over 50% of Europe’s arms—for how long?

Beyond the current meltdown in global markets on US recession fears, a long-term and broader trend shows positive investor reaction to countries that have been under significant fiscal strain or in some cases an outright crisis. Look at this report as we dive into why the worst-hit nations are now the best-performing investments.

Why markets react positively to bad news

March 11, 2025, marks 5 years since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, and its economic aftershocks continue to shape the world. Take a look at how the pandemic has reshaped the global economy in this report...

Tracking the impact of Covid-19 on the global economy

Palm oil, once the cheapest vegetable oil, is now facing sustained price pressures. The combination of slowing production and Indonesia’s aggressive biodiesel push has eliminated the deep discounts that once made it the preferred choice in global markets.

Higher cooking oil costs strain household budgets

India’s economic growth has long relied on domestic consumption, with private final consumption expenditure making up over 60% of GDP. However, recent data suggests a slowdown in spending, particularly among middle-class consumers, who are being more cautious with their purchases.

Why India's middle-class spending is taking a hit