Trump signals readiness for force The United States warned Iran on Thursday that military action remains an option if authorities continue using deadly force against protesters. Speaking at an emergency UN Security Council session, US Ambassador Mike Waltz said President Donald Trump is prepared to act decisively, stressing that “all options are on the table” to stop the ongoing violence. While the threat of retaliation hangs over the region, Trump suggested the killings may be slowing. Tehran pushes back Iran’s deputy UN ambassador, Hossein Darzi, rejected the US accusations, claiming Washington is fueling unrest under the pretense of supporting human…
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India’s aviation regulator launched an investigation after an Air India aircraft ingested a cargo container while taxiing at Delhi airport. No passengers or crew were injured. The aircraft’s right engine suffered serious damage, and Air India grounded it for repairs and inspection. Flight returned after unexpected airspace closure The Airbus A350 was flying to New York before returning to Delhi shortly after take-off. Iran temporarily closed its airspace, forcing airlines to reroute flights. The aircraft landed safely on Thursday morning. After landing, it left the runway and taxied toward the parking bay with passengers onboard. Dense fog reduced visibility during…
European forces move in Troops from France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and other European nations have begun arriving in Greenland for a short-term reconnaissance and training mission. The deployments, concentrated around the capital Nuuk, are intended to strengthen cooperation among NATO allies and prepare for growing security challenges in the Arctic. France has pledged to reinforce its initial detachment with land, air, and naval assets, while Germany sent a small reconnaissance team at Denmark’s invitation. Greenland’s deputy prime minister said NATO forces would become increasingly visible in the coming days for exercises and training. Diplomatic talks show deep divide High-level discussions…
Economic Rivalries Take Center StageGlobal economic clashes between major powers—through tariffs, sanctions, and other trade measures—are now considered the biggest threat to world stability, according to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Global Risks Report 2026. Released ahead of the WEF’s annual meeting in Davos, the report draws on the insights of over 1,300 experts from business, government, academia, and civil society. Geoeconomic confrontation ranked above other pressing issues like misinformation, societal polarization, extreme weather, and armed conflicts. Half of those surveyed predict a turbulent world over the next two years, up from 36% last year, while only 1% foresee calm.…
The New England Patriots finally broke their seven-year playoff drought with a hard-fought victory, thrilling fans and signaling a potential resurgence for the franchise. This marks the team’s first postseason win since the 2019 season. The Patriots’ triumph came after a tense matchup, with the team executing key plays on both offense and defense. Quarterback performance, strategic coaching, and timely defensive stops helped secure the win and regain momentum heading deeper into the playoffs. Fans celebrated the long-awaited victory, both at the stadium and across social media. The win is being hailed as a turning point, restoring hope for a…
AI Momentum Sparks Market SurgeAlphabet, the parent company of Google, has officially joined the exclusive $4 trillion market cap club, becoming the fourth company to reach this milestone alongside Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple. The surge comes as artificial intelligence continues to dominate investor attention, driving valuations to record levels. Over the past year, Alphabet’s stock has climbed roughly 75%, with a nearly 7% gain since January. A major catalyst was Apple’s announcement that it would integrate Google’s Gemini AI into its Siri digital assistant—a clear vote of confidence in Alphabet’s AI technology. Racing Ahead in the AI ArenaFollowing the rise…
Germany is leading the charge in advancing the EU’s global trade agenda, backing both the newly approved Mercosur agreement with South America and a potential free trade deal with India. Speaking on Monday during a trip to India, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said European leaders could finalize the pact with New Delhi by the end of January, signaling Germany’s push to diversify trade ties beyond the US and China. India Seen as Key Partner Amid Rising Protectionism Merz criticized the recent rise in protectionist policies around the world, calling them a threat to “the principles of free trade and open markets.”…
Iran is facing a mounting crisis as nationwide protests enter their third week, the death toll rises, and the government enforces a sweeping internet blackout. At the same time, reports indicate that Washington and Tel Aviv have discussed possible US intervention, while Tehran issues stark warnings of retaliation. Tehran Warns of Retaliation Against US and Israel Iranian officials have signaled that any American strike would be met with direct action. Speaking in parliament on Sunday, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said US military bases, shipping centres, and Israel would all be “legitimate targets” in the event of an attack.…
Governments are under growing pressure to tackle the outsized impact of the world’s wealthiest on climate change. Activists are calling for taxes on fossil fuel profits and bans on high-emission luxury goods, arguing these steps are essential to meet global climate goals and reduce inequality. New research from Oxfam reveals the scale of the problem. The richest one per cent of people have already used up their entire annual carbon budget just ten days into 2026 — a milestone dubbed “Pollutocrat Day.” This is the point where CO₂ emissions exceed the level needed to keep global warming under 1.5°C. The…
The United States has intercepted another oil tanker, continuing its crackdown on embargoed Venezuelan oil and marking the fifth vessel seized in recent weeks. The move comes as Washington maintains a significant naval presence in the Caribbean. Targeting the “Ghost Fleet” US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem described the seized tanker, Olina, as part of a “ghost” fleet — ships using false identities to transport embargoed oil. The vessel departed Venezuela in an attempt to evade US forces before being intercepted by the Coast Guard. “No ghost fleet will outrun justice,” Noem said, emphasizing that deceptive operations would not go…