Major UK air traffic control failure disrupts flights: Heathrow, Manchester hit; EasyJet, British Airways warn of delays
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Canadian Jet Maker Is Target in Trump’s Trade War
Trump admin proposes tariffs on Bombardier aircraft imports to US
Europe's four largest reinsurers have posted a record average return on equity in 2025, despite a complex and challenging market environment, highlighting the sector's resilience and ability to thrive, according to a report by Fitch Ratings.
The Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam dubbed versions of Dhurandhar: The Revenge have been certified and will release in theaters on March 21, catering to a broader audience across different regions and boosting the film's box office performance.
A recent escalation of violence in the Middle East has resulted in the death of six Indian citizens, with the Indian government working to ensure the safe return of its nationals and providing assistance to those affected by the US-Iran tensions.
A 23-year-old man from Los Angeles claims to have suffered permanent blindness in one eye after being hit by a police projectile at an anti-ICE protest, and has filed a claim against the LAPD, highlighting concerns over police use of force and accountability.
A new report raises concerns that Reform UK's local election success may undermine the UK's national climate targets, as the party's councillors abandon net zero commitments and promote climate change denial, threatening the country's ability to address the growing risks of climate change.
US prosecutors have charged several Super Micro Computer employees with conspiring to unlawfully divert US artificial intelligence technology to China, alleging they smuggled $2.5 billion worth of Nvidia chips, raising concerns about national security and competitive advantage.
President Trump's comment comparing US strikes on Iran to the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack has dominated the narrative surrounding the Japanese Prime Minister's visit to the US, shifting focus away from trade, security, and bilateral issues and towards the historical reference.
K-pop sensation BTS is making their highly anticipated return to the stage after a three-year hiatus, with their comeback concert streaming live on Netflix, allowing fans from around the world to experience the excitement in real-time.
Unilever, the multinational company behind iconic brands such as Marmite and Dove, is exploring a merger of its food business with US-based spice and seasoning maker McCormick, marking a significant shift in Unilever's strategy towards personal care products.
Sri Lanka has denied a US request to station military aircraft in the country, citing a desire to maintain neutrality in the escalating conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran, highlighting the island nation's delicate balance in regional geopolitics.
Belarusian activist Maria Kalesnikava is calling for Western engagement with the regime that imprisoned her, despite her personal experience with the regime's brutality, in an effort to bring about positive change in Belarus and improve the lives of ordinary Belarusians.
A Maharashtra official, Rupali Chakankar, is at the center of a controversy after photos and videos emerged showing their association with Ashok Kharat, an astrologer accused of rape, prompting widespread outrage and calls for clarification and action from the relevant authorities.
California lawmakers have announced plans to rename Cesar Chavez Day, a state holiday, amidst serious allegations of sexual abuse against the late labor activist, prompting a statewide conversation about the appropriateness of honoring him with a state holiday.
Visa has launched its Intelligent Authorisation platform in Europe, aiming to modernise payment stacks and enhance the transaction experience with reduced declined transactions, enhanced security, and improved authorisation accuracy.
Israel's push to drive Hezbollah north of the Litani River in Lebanon may reduce immediate security threats, but it's unlikely to provide a lasting solution, as the militant group can still regroup and retaliate, leaving northern Israel vulnerable to attack.
Pakistan has denied US claims of being a major nuclear threat, instead pointing to India's military posture as a greater concern for regional stability, in a response to US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's remarks in the 2026 Annual Threat Assessment.
A University of Alabama student who went missing in Spain during spring break has been found dead, with authorities suspecting foul play. James Gracey's body was discovered in Barcelona, prompting an outpouring of condolences from the university community and beyond.
The National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited is planning to develop Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train stations as integrated transport hubs with multi-modal connectivity, aiming to make passenger travel smoother and more convenient with easy access to buses, taxis, and other transport modes.
The Centre has formed an expert panel to review a revised NCERT chapter on the judiciary, following controversy over the original chapter's depiction of corruption in the judiciary, in an effort to provide a more balanced and accurate perspective.
The Odisha Assembly was thrown into chaos as Opposition members staged a protest, calling for the Health Minister's resignation over a devastating hospital fire that claimed 12 lives at the SCB Medical College and Hospital in Cuttack, alleging government negligence and demanding accountability.
