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US judge questions Trump’s decision to ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from White House

Afghan woman cyclist who disguised herself as a boy to escape Taliban, wins Asian Games medal

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

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

IIT Bombay CCTV footage emerges: Sahil Wakode seen looking at phone in examination hall

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

NBA player Steven Adams shares hilarious GTA VI theory 

TMC revives impeachment push against CEC Gyanesh Kumar after report of internal dissent

WION Iconic Tourism Summit 2026: Union Minister Shekhawat on 'experiential travel', peace diplomacy

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

'AI got into my speech': Prince Harry jokes after teleprompter failure at event in New York

WION Iconic Tourism Summit: Seychelles envoy says India partnership is important for Seychelles

Scientists detect first radio signals directly from faraway planet

China to test supersonic jet that moves at Mach 2, double the speed of sound

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Open AI, Anthropic CEO urges caution over rapid AI development at UN Security Council, call for 'extreme care'

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Hours before Xi-Trump meeting, US announces visa curbs targeting birth tourism: What is it?

WION Iconic Tourism Summit: Is India's travel boom outrunning its airports, airlines and hotels?

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

Trump-Xi state dinner 2026: Who is invited? Full guest list of tech CEOs, business leaders and officials

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

WATCH | China President Xi Jinping lands in US as Trump greets him ahead of high-stakes summit

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

WION Iconic Tourism Summit: How local tourism MSMEs must upskill for AI integration

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

'Putin is patient zero': Zelensky slams Russian president at UNGA, accuses him of using fighters from 47 countries

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

El Niño 2026 heats up to become strongest in 1,000 years

Israeli envoy to US Yechiel Leiter’s son critically injured in West Bank ramming attack

Trump welcomes Xi Jinping in rare airport gesture: Photos from Chinese President's arrival in US

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

Xi-Trump meeting: China’s human rights red line and past protests explained

Yet another upside surprise on US Jobs intensifies the belief that federal reserve officials are under no pressure to cut interest rates anytime soon.

That good news for the economy is likely to be bad news for stocks.

Jobs & inflation data point to fewer FED cuts

Employees love their weekends.

A time when they can finally catch up with their families & rejuvinate after a hectic work week.

But according to SN Subrahmanyan, chairman of Larsen & Toubro, one of India’s largest infrastructure firms,

It is a waste of time.

'Work-Wife' balance comment sparks debate

Accuweather predicts the Los Angeles fires likelt to inflict damages and economic loss ranging from 135 billion to 150 billion dollars.

This comes a day after its preliminary assestment had pedgged the damages at over 55 billion dollars.

Significant economic loss from LA fires

Nvidia says the white house is attempting to undermine the incoming trump administration by imposing last-minute regulations.

This comes after the Biden administration imposed new chip export limits on china, citing national security concerns.

Nvidia criticises new chip export restrictions

India has made an unprecedented revision to its november gold import estimates, slashing the figure by $5 billion. Initially reported at a record $14.8 billion, the revised data from the directorate general of commercial intelligence and statistics shows imports were actually $9.84 billion.

India revises november gold imports, cuts estimates by $5Bn

A week-long tribute to America's 39th President Jimmy Carter is culminating with a state funeral in Washington, D.C. All five living U.S. presidents have come together in a rare appearance to honor the legacy of a leader who guided the nation through the aftermath of the Watergate scandal and the Vietnam War. Watch in for more details!

Jimmy Carter honoured with solemn state funeral in Washington

Lithium is not expected to make a big comeback this year due to a supply glut. The possibility that certain mines may be reactivated if prices increase is also adding to the surplus concerns. Take a look at this report as we decode if lithium could recover this year...

Resilient lithium supply remains hurdle to recovery

Analyst job cuts on Wall Street are reshaping equity research. Forces like regulation, passive investing, and AI have all conspired to squeeze equity research in ways few could have imagined. Now, countless "sell-side" analysts have had to reinvent themselves as a result. These days, analysts are plying their trade on social media, dishing out advice in investing.

Wall street analysts' pay drops to 30%

As tensions between Canada and the U.S. rise, Ottawa is preparing a range of retaliatory tariffs targeting key American-made goods. According to Canadian newspaper, The Globe and Mail, Canada is considering imposing tariffs on products such as orange juice, ceramics, including toilets and sinks, steel products, glassware, and certain plastics. Watch in for more details!

Canada considers targeting US orange juice & ceramics

After Kyiv cut off gas shipments from Russia through its pipeline, Vladimir Putin eyes other options for transporting gas. Take a look at this report as we dive into Moscow's plan to shield the country from financial damage.

Putin has options for Russian gas after Ukraine route closed

Tech giant Apple has reportedly terminated several employees of Indian origin in the United States over allegations of misusing its matching grants program. The scheme, designed to match employee donations to eligible charitable organizations, was allegedly exploited by some employees who fabricated donation records and redirected the matched funds back to themselves.

Apple fires Indian-origin employees over charity grant fraud

Bangladesh’s garment industry, which accounts for 80% of the country’s exports, faced a severe crisis during the political revolution last year. Protests led by garment workers played a pivotal role in toppling the government of Sheikh Hasina, forcing her into exile.

Bangladesh’s garment industry rebounds amid worker struggles

Tencent shares decline after U.S. adds company to Chinese military blacklist. This decision comes only weeks before Donald Trump assumes office. The Pentagon blacklisted Tencent holdings and other tech giants on suspicion of ties to the Chinese military. Since the first list was put out in 2021, U.S. has expanded to 134 companies.

Tencent shares decline after U.S. blacklist

A sharp bitcoin price correction triggered by stronger-than-expected U.S. economic indicators has sent shockwaves through markets. The data has weighed on Wall Street, raising fresh concerns about the Federal Reserve's interest rate trajectory for 2025. Watch in for more details!

Bitcoin slides the most in two weeks back below $100,000

Two months after the U.S. election, the most spectacular of all 'Trump trades' isn't Bitcoin, Tesla or any other likely suspects. Rather, it's shares of a stodgy, 87-year-old company many on Wall Street had forgotten about long ago.

Ackman bets Trump will privatize Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac

UK chancellor Rachel Reeves is under increasing pressure to reassure investors before a flood of bond sales this week. The pressure comes as the country's long-term borrowing costs have surged to their highest point in over 25 years. Watch in for more details!

Reeves Under Pressure With UK Debt Costs Highest Since 1998

India’s growth story faces a reality check. After leading global economic growth in recent years, Asia's third-largest economy has downgraded its forecast to 6.4 percent for the fiscal year ending March 2025, its slowest pace in four years.

India cuts growth forecast to 6.4%, slowest in 4 years

In the last three months of 2024, Exxon Mobil expects reduced profitability due to falling oil prices and shrinking refining margins. Exxon said the production division's earnings were cut by around 700 million dollars due to lower oil prices.

Exxon predicts hit to profit from lower oil prices

JP Morgan is making a bold move, requiring all its employees to return to the office full-time, ending its hybrid work model. As the debate over remote versus in-office work continues, major firms are taking steps that could reshape the future of the workplace. Take a look at this report for more...

JP Morgan To Join Wall Street's Push For Full-time Office Attendance

Investors are increasingly concerned that China risks sliding into an economic malaise that could last decades. Take a look at this report as we decode the alarm raised by markets over the deflationary spiral in China. Watch in for more details!

Markets sound alarm over deflationary spiral in China

The leaders of Singapore and Malaysia formally agreed to construct a special economic zone that would connect their border regions. This is to attract over 50 projects within the first five years of its inception and about 100 in the next decade. Tuesday saw the official opening of the Johor Economic Zone by Prime Ministers Anwar Ibrahim of Malaysia and Lawrence Wong of Singapore. Johor is located in southern Malaysia and shares one of the busiest border crossings in the world with Singapore.

Singapore, Malaysia Ink Deal Creating New Vast Economic Zone

Saudi Arabia began 2025 on a borrowing binge to finance its massive economic reform plan. Last year, the kingdom was one of the biggest bond issuers among developing markets. On Monday, the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund revealed a 7 billion dollar Islamic loan negotiated with 20 banks. The bonds issued for 12 billion dollars were also unveiled. Watch in for more details!

Saudi Arabia Starts 2025 With A $12 Billion Borrowing

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has announced a $3 billion investment in artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure in India over the next two years. This initiative includes the establishment of new data centers and aims to position India as a global leader in AI innovation. Watch in for more details!

Microsoft To Build AI Hubs In India

Japan’s Nippon Steel, the world’s fourth-largest steel producer, is ramping up its global expansion plans. This comes after the White House blocked its bid for U.S. steel on national security grounds. This move was intended to secure a foothold in the U.S. market, where demand for advanced steel, especially in sectors like electric vehicles, continues to rise. Watch in for more details!

Nippon steel eyes India expansion amid blocked us steel bid

India, one of the world’s top exporters of technology services, is set for a revival in 2025, bolstered by an improved macroeconomic environment and transformative trends like artificial intelligence. A report by BNP Paribas highlights factors that could drive growth in the sector, which plays a critical role in global digital transformation initiatives.

2025 set to be bullish for Indian tech

A recent study reveals that Gen Z values job satisfaction and work-life balance over high salaries, contrasting with previous generations' focus on financial security.

China's Gen Z seeks value, not just paychecks