August 5, 2026

Month: March 2026

US Weighs Declaring Brazilian Drug Gangs as Terrorist Organizations Amid Bolsonaro Family Lobbying Efforts

The US is considering declaring Brazilian drug gangs as terrorist organizations, a move that could escalate efforts to combat organized crime in the region, following lobbying efforts by the family of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.

Europeans Differentiate Between Trump and the American People in Growing Anti-US Sentiment

Europeans are drawing a clear distinction between their discontent with the US President and their perception of the American people, a significant shift from the widespread anti-American sentiment seen during the Iraq invasion, as they recognize that government policies do not necessarily reflect the views and values of a country's citizens.

BJP Unveils 14-Point Chargesheet Against Mamata-Led TMC Government Ahead of West Bengal Polls

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched a scathing attack on the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government in West Bengal, releasing a 14-point chargesheet that highlights alleged failures in governance, corruption, and law and order, ahead of the crucial state polls.

Bengaluru Corporation Unveils ₹3,426.60 Crore Budget with Focus on Public Healthcare

The Bengaluru Central City Corporation has presented its maiden budget, outlining a significant focus on public healthcare through initiatives like the Bike Ambulance scheme, aiming to provide immediate and free life-saving care during medical emergencies.

Houthi Rebels’ Pledge to Support Iran in Conflict Sparks Global Shipping Fears

The Houthi rebels' announcement of support for Iran has raised concerns among experts, who warn that it could lead to a significant escalation of attacks on shipping lanes, disrupting global energy supplies and having far-reaching consequences for the global economy.

Balen Shah Makes History as Nepal’s Youngest Prime Minister at 35 After Landslide Election Victory

Balen Shah, 35, has made history as Nepal's youngest Prime Minister, winning a landslide election victory and bringing a new era of politics to the country, with a focus on addressing corruption, economic growth, and social reform.

Mumbai Petrol Pumps Experience Long Queues Amidst Assurances of Adequate Fuel Supplies

Long queues have formed at Mumbai petrol pumps due to surge in fuel demand, despite authorities' assurances of adequate fuel supplies, with officials attributing the situation to panic buying and hoarding rather than an actual shortage.

Trump Extends Iran Deadline to April 6, Warning of Potential Strikes on Power Grid

President Trump has extended the deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to April 6, sparking a sharp decline in stock prices and a surge in oil prices, as investors and analysts closely monitor the situation and the threat of potential strikes on Iran's power grid.

Trump’s Signature to Appear on US Currency for the First Time in History

In a historic move, the Treasury Department announced that President Donald Trump's signature will be featured on all new US paper currency, a first for a sitting president, and a significant moment in the president's term, as his name and likeness become increasingly prominent on government entities.

GSK’s Bepirovirsen Gets Green Light for EMA Review, Paving Way for Potential Approval in Europe

GSK's bepirovirsen, a potential treatment for chronic hepatitis B, has been accepted for review by the European Medicines Agency (EMA), marking a significant step towards potential approval in Europe and bringing hope to millions of people affected by the disease worldwide.

US Calls for International Cooperation to Secure Strait of Hormuz Amid Rising Tensions

The US is seeking international cooperation to secure the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping lane for oil and gas shipments, as tensions with Iran continue to rise, with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo emphasizing the need for collective action to protect maritime trade in the region.

Europe’s Electricity Market Functions as Intended, Experts Say

The European electricity market is functioning as intended, experts say, with its ability to balance supply and demand in real-time, provide a platform for trade, and promote sustainability and energy efficiency, despite challenges and the need for further reforms and investments.