Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has announced he will stay on as head of the Fed until the investigation led by Jeanine Pirro is completed, ensuring stability and continuity in the nation's monetary policy amidst reports of President Donald Trump's attempts to influence the central bank.
Global oil prices have surged to $119 per barrel as tensions in the Middle East escalate, sparking fears of higher gas prices and economic instability, with analysts warning of potential further price increases and far-reaching consequences for the global economy.
An Iranian missile strike has damaged the Bazan oil refinery in Haifa, Israel, sparking concerns about environmental damage and disruption to Israel's energy supply, as the conflict between Israel and Iran continues to escalate.
India is exploring alternative sources for fertilizer imports amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia, reaching out to Russia and Jordan to secure a stable supply and reduce dependence on the region, in a bid to maintain food security and energy stability.
The Indian government has appointed Prakash Doraiswami, a seasoned diplomat, as its new ambassador to China, in a bid to strengthen diplomatic ties and resolve outstanding issues between the two nations, including border disputes and trade agreements.
Austria's migration agreement talks with Uzbekistan have sparked controversy over a proposed draft law that may erode asylum seeker rights, prompting criticism from NGOs and highlighting the complexities of balancing migration policy with human rights obligations in Europe.
The US and UK are collaborating to explore options for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping lane for international oil trade, amid rising tensions with Iran and significant implications for global trade and security.
The Kerala High Court has revoked the bail of 8 individuals accused of participating in the mob lynching of Ram Narayan Baghel, a native of Jharkhand, in a significant development in the case, which has drawn widespread attention and outrage, highlighting issues of violence and legal accountability.
Mamata Banerjee criticizes the Election Commission's transfer of Bengal officials, accusing the Commission of undermining India's democratic institutions and compromising the integrity of the electoral process.
Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations in India will begin on March 21, after the Ruet-e-Hilal Committee announced that the moon was not sighted, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan and the beginning of a new month of joy, reflection, and spiritual renewal.
The Congress party has released its third list of candidates for the Assam Assembly elections 2026, as BJP rebel Basanta Das joins the Asom Gana Parishad, adding a new twist to the election dynamics in the state.
The West Bengal Assembly election is heating up with the Left Front releasing its second list of candidates and the BJP considering a new recruit, the mother of the R.G. Kar Medical College rape and murder victim, who may join the party and potentially galvanize support.
Tetr has launched a $2 million scholarship program to support students from the UK and Europe, providing financial assistance to help them achieve their academic goals and promoting access to quality education, driving economic growth and innovation in the region.
Israel's Haifa Refinery was hit by falling fragments from an Iranian missile barrage, but no major damage was reported, alleviating initial concerns about the strategically significant facility's operations and global energy supply.
The Senate committee has approved Markwayne Mullin's nomination to lead the Department of Homeland Security, paving the way for a full vote amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran, with significant implications for national security.
The European Union's efforts to support Ukraine have been dealt a blow as Hungary's veto on a €90bn loan remains in place, despite attempts by EU leaders to persuade Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to lift it, highlighting divisions within the bloc and undermining its ability to act decisively in the face of global crises.
The UK's 56% cut in bilateral aid to Africa by 2028-29 will have a devastating impact on the world's poorest countries, threatening essential programs like schools and clinics, and undermining progress in healthcare, education, and economic development.
Czechia's proposed NGO law has sparked fears of a crackdown on civil society, with critics arguing it would stifle dissent and burden NGOs, drawing comparisons to Russia's foreign agents law used to silence independent organizations.
After a life-shattering tragedy, author Stuart J Green found a new sense of purpose in caring for his children and wrote "The Regenerate Leap" to help others heal from extreme trauma, offering a powerful message of hope and resilience.
The UK's Conservative party is facing accusations of Islamophobia after a public row over a Ramadan prayer event, with opposition leaders saying the party has a "problem with Muslims" and the controversy threatening to derail their local elections campaign.
Houthis threaten Red Sea attacks 
Kiran Rijiju meets Rahul Gandhi to address Parliament logjam 
Candidate Thomas Smith Beats John James in GOP Primary for Michigan Congressional Seat 
FAA Launches Investigation into Safety Lapse at Reagan National Airport. 
Niti Aayog proposes caregiving policy 
