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Colombia's new US-backed government cuts ties with IranColombia has cut diplomatic ties with Iran, aligning with the US and its allies in Latin America. The decision was made by President Abelar...- A world in turmoil walks into the UN, looking for a way outWorld leaders gather amid escalating wars and economic uncertainty. The Middle East conflict has drawn in regional nations and closed a vit...
- School Assembly News Headlines Today, August 5, 2026: Top national, international, business and sports updatesSchool Assembly News Headlines Today, August 5, 2026: Engaging with news is essential for students, and this program provides updates on na...
- America is exporting bewilderment to the rest of the worldPresident Donald Trump's foreign policy is reshaping global alliances as allies question US reliability and rivals exploit uncertainty. Fro...
- JPMorgan warns super El Niño and oil shock could prop up global inflationA potential "super" El Niño, combined with elevated energy prices, could push global inflation higher next year, with emerging markets faci...
- School Assembly News Headlines Today, July 9: Top national, world & sports news; Thought of the Day and news for studentsSchool Assembly News Headlines: Monsoon showers bring relief to Delhi while Orange Alerts remain in place across several states. The Prime ...
- Charting the Global Economy: US hiring slows, eurozone CPI coolsIn Asia, Japan's economy is nearing a post-war growth record, buoyed by AI-driven exports, though some Chinese fund managers warn of an AI ...
- Coloured gemstones prices rise 20% as demand surges; gold, silver prices declineColoured gemstone jewellery is seeing a surge in popularity, with prices rising 20% year-on-year as affluent consumers favour these vibrant...
- Resurgent political risk derails rallies across emerging marketsEmerging markets are experiencing a fresh wave of political turmoil, impacting Latin America and Eastern Europe. Upcoming presidential elec...
- Locked in a jungle camp, migrants deported to Panama face uncertain futurePanama is holding over 100 asylum-seekers in a camp by the Darién jungle, blocked from legal aid and journalists. These migrants, deported ...
- UK foreign minister David Lammy seeks 'strongest position' for UkraineBritish foreign minister David Lammy said Tuesday he was working to put Ukraine in the "strongest position" in its war with Russia ahead of...
- Israel says Bolivia cutting ties is 'surrender to terrorism'"The government of Bolivia's decision to cut diplomatic ties with Israel is a surrender to terrorism and to the Ayatollah's regime in Iran,...
- As US poised to restrict abortion, other nations ease accessWhen the U.S. Supreme Court's final decision is handed down, expected in late June or early July, the world will be watching.
- Around 1.2 lakh children in India lost a parent or grandparent to Covid in the pandemicWhile 25,500 children lost their mothers to Covid, nearly 90,751 lost their fathers.
- COVID-19: Oman suspends flights from 24 countries, including India, PakistanOman on Wednesday reported 1,675 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 280,235.
- Every 250th person on Earth now infected with coronavirusThe current world population is 7.8 billion (as of September 2020), according to the most recent United Nations estimates elaborated by Wor...
- Donald Trump is wrong. US does need Middle East oilAmericans need Middle East crude oil to keep flowing or else they’ll face higher gas prices.
- Kulbhushan Jadhav case a rare one at the International Court of JusticeThe court has almost universal jurisdiction and gets a varied number of cases, but generally, those cases are related to either maritime or...
- Latin American World Cup fans ride ships in fervor to see winsBrazil said it expected 500,000 foreign visitors to come and spend an average $2,500 each on everything from gasoline to hotels and meals.
- Oilcos to find buying assets abroad easier, says DeoraThe plans of domestic companies to acquire oil fields in Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Iran and Nigeria and six other countries get a boost.
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