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India, at the centre stage of global energyIndia has expanded and diversified its energy system as its economy grows, with the country focusing on improving access, increasing renewa...- Could a global food crisis take a big bite out of your plate? What the warnings mean for AmericansDisruptions in Fertilizer supply, blocked shipping routes and El Nino could put pressure on future harvests. Global warnings and US grocery...
- Developing countries hit by overlapping crises, UNDP chief warnsRising energy costs and El Nino conditions are challenging developing countries facing financial distress. Governments are struggling to ma...
- Trump has just fired the starting gun on a new Cold War with ChinaThe US-China AI race is increasingly taking on the character of a Cold War-style strategic contest, with artificial intelligence becoming l...
- ‘Major food crisis’ looms in coming months: S JaishankarS. Jaishankar highlighted the looming food crisis caused by fertiliser shortages from geopolitical tensions in Ukraine and the Gulf. He emp...
- Astana International Financial Centre explores to partner with India's GIFT CityAstana International Financial Centre is exploring potential collaboration with India's GIFT city due to regional proximity. This partnersh...
- Bank of England sees growing risk that dangers from AI and debt will materialiseThe Bank of England has identified rising risks in the financial system linked to geopolitical factors and AI debt. Central bank officials ...
- US indifference to terrorism from neighbour impacts ties: JaishankarIndia's external affairs minister S Jaishankar addressed concerns regarding bilateral relations with the United States. He highlighted that...
- India, Brazil & South Africa call for reform of UNForeign ministers from India, Brazil, and South Africa gathered during the UN General Assembly. They emphasized the need for comprehensive ...
- Quote of the day by Irving Fisher: "A chief cause of crises, panics, runs on banks, etc., is that risks are not independently reckoned, but are a mere matter of imitation. A crisis is a time of general and forced liquidation"Economist Irving Fisher warned that investors copying one another can amplify financial risks. Rising optimism can fuel credit and asset pr...
- 66 airports under development, India seeks connectivity opportunities with 115 airlines, 55 countries: NaiduUnion Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu noted that 66 airports are under development to enhance aviation connectivity. India's next p...
- From Iceland to Japan: What is it really like to live in world’s safest countries in 2026?
- Market rout deepens as crude surge, high US yields batter Indian equitiesThe Indian stock markets faced a notable downturn on Monday as fears over escalating oil prices and rising US bond yields loomed large. The...
- India has ‘insulated' itself from the 'turbulence' of crude supply shock: Hardeep Singh PuriUnion minister Hardeep Singh Puri said India has so far insulated itself from crude oil and natural gas supply disruptions caused by the We...
- Pakistan a regime of army, by army and for army: IndiaIndia's diplomat Petal Gahlot addressed the UN General Assembly in response to Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's remarks. Gahlot hig...
- AI boom raises ‘too-big-to-fail’ concerns as ecosystem expands, says Kansas Fed's Jeff SchmidKansas City Federal Reserve President Jeff Schmid has expressed concerns about the interconnectedness of the artificial intelligence indust...
- Nepal's leader, at UN, says recent floods serve as a 'warning to the world' about climate changeNepali Prime Minister Balendra Shah addressed the U.N. General Assembly to emphasize Nepal's suffering from climate change. He stated the r...
- Panama to Luxembourg: 10 best countries for expats moving abroad in 2026
- Cannot rest on tailwinds, have to be conscious of risks, says PM's Principal SecretaryMishra listed fragmented global alliances, dependence on imports, pressure on the country's external accounts and artificial intelligence a...
- Uday Kotak says India can become current account surplus nation: Asia's richest banker shares one golden formulaUday Kotak emphasized India's heavy dependence on gold imports, estimating a rise to $90 billion by FY27. He highlighted that excluding gol...
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