Trump on Powell: No Firing Plans Yet, Decision Too Early
US President Donald Trump stated he has no immediate plans to dismiss Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell despite a criminal investigation, but called it too early to decide his final action.
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US-Taiwan Sign $250B Trade Deal, Cut Tariffs
The United States and Taiwan have finalized a landmark $250 billion trade agreement, significantly reducing tariffs on Taiwanese goods and boosting economic ties.
IMD Forecasts Cold Wave, Dense Fog Across North India
The India Meteorological Department predicts severe cold wave conditions, dense fog, and ground frost will affect north and northwest India from January 16-22, disrupting transport and daily life.
Noida Air Quality 'Very Poor' for Third Day, Visibility Below 200m
Noida's air quality remained in the 'very poor' zone for the third consecutive day on Thursday, with visibility dropping below 200 meters in morning hours. AQI readings across Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, and Delhi showed slight improvements but staye
Trump Blames Ukraine for Stalled Peace Deal, Not Russia
Former US President Donald Trump claims Ukraine is hindering a potential peace agreement, diverging from European allies who blame Russia for prolonging the war in Ukraine.
India Needs to Accelerate EU FTA in Unpredictable Year
With global trade facing headwinds from US and China, India's push for an EU free trade agreement gains urgency. Germany's leadership could unlock $120 billion FDI potential in electronics and infrastructure.
China's Trade Surplus Hits $1.19 Trillion in 2025
China's overall trade surplus surged to $1.19 trillion in 2025, up 20% from 2024, even as exports to the US fell by 20%. The data highlights China's resilience in global trade.
US Court Rules for Trump Against Pro-Hamas Activist
A US court has delivered a significant victory to the Trump administration by ruling against Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Hamas activist, in a high-profile case.
Two Israelis Held for Ammunition Smuggling to Palestinians
Israeli authorities have detained two individuals for allegedly smuggling ammunition to Palestinian contacts, raising security concerns in the region.
US Judge Blocks Trump Bid to Deport Student Activists
A US judge has moved to restrict former President Donald Trump's efforts to deport pro-Palestinian campus activists, marking a significant legal setback for his immigration policies.
Trump Backs New Palestinian Technocratic Government in Gaza
Former US President Donald Trump declares his endorsement of a newly appointed Palestinian technocratic government to administer Gaza, marking a significant political statement.
Delhi Cold Wave: Lowest January Temperature in 3 Years
Delhi continues to shiver under severe cold wave conditions for the sixth straight day. The city recorded its coldest morning this season with temperatures plunging significantly below normal.
Russia Escalates Ukraine Energy Strikes, Cities Plunged into Darkness
Russian drone strikes target Ukrainian energy infrastructure, causing massive blackouts and heating failures across multiple regions as winter deepens.
US Confronts Iran at UN Over Protest Crackdown
The United States issued stark warnings to Iran at a UN Security Council emergency meeting over its violent suppression of protests. Iranian dissidents delivered emotional testimonies of alleged abuses.
Gurgaon Air Quality Worsens, Hits 'Very Poor' Category
Gurgaon's air quality index soared to 318 on Thursday, entering the 'very poor' zone. All monitoring stations reported hazardous readings, with health risks for vulnerable groups. Officials warn conditions may deteriorate further.
600+ Birds Injured by Kite Strings in Ahmedabad
More than 600 birds, including protected species like painted storks and pelicans, suffered injuries from deadly kite strings during the Uttrayan festival in Ahmedabad.
Global Photo Highlights: Cranes, Swiss Skies, Jaipur Army Day
A visual journey across the world on January 16, 2026, featuring migratory cranes in Israel, aerial displays in Switzerland, and Army Day celebrations in Jaipur.
Trump Says US Has Virtually No Inflation
Former US President Donald Trump asserts that inflation is nearly absent in America, sparking debate among economists and political observers.
Bolsonaro Moved to Larger Cell with Outdoor Area
Brazil's Supreme Court has ordered the transfer of former President Jair Bolsonaro to a more spacious cell that includes an outdoor area, citing humanitarian grounds.
Delhi coldest morning at 2.9°C, Palam hits 2.3°C
Delhi experienced its coldest morning this season with temperatures plunging to 2.9°C at Safdarjung. Palam recorded an even lower 2.3°C, the coldest since 2010. Cold wave conditions persist with dense fog and poor air quality.
Gurgaon's SPR Dust Bowl Poses Serious Health Risks
A 2km excavated stretch of Southern Peripheral Road in Gurgaon has become a major dust source, causing visibility issues and respiratory health concerns for daily commuters and residents.
Gurgaon Fog and Cold Wave to Persist, Health Risks Rise
Gurgaon residents faced a cold, foggy Thursday with visibility below 50m. Temperatures hit 5.3°C min, 18.2°C max. IMD forecasts continued cold and fog, with health warnings for heart patients.
US Warns Iran at UN Over Protest Crackdown
The United States issues a stern warning to Iran at the UN Security Council, stating all options remain on the table regarding Tehran's harsh crackdown on protests.
Vande Bharat Trains to Serve Regional Cuisines
Indian Railways introduces local cuisine on Vande Bharat trains across six routes as part of food reforms. The initiative aims to showcase India's culinary diversity and boost local employment.
Yemen PM Quits, Foreign Minister Replaces
Yemen's Prime Minister has resigned from his position, with the country's Foreign Minister appointed as his successor amid ongoing political challenges.
Wolf Attack Kills 20 Sheep in Banda, Farmer Seeks Help
A wolf breached an enclosure in Banda's Chilla area, killing 20 sheep and injuring 20 others. Farmer Ram Sajivan Pal reports major financial loss and requests government assistance.
Yemen PM Resigns, Foreign Minister Takes Over
Yemen's Prime Minister Salem bin Breik resigned on Thursday. The Saudi-backed Presidential Leadership Council accepted his resignation and appointed Foreign Minister Shaya Mohsen Zindani as the new prime minister.
Federal Forces on US Streets: ICE, Border Patrol, National Guard
As federal forces like ICE, Border Patrol, and National Guard patrol American cities, distinguishing their roles and powers becomes crucial. A New York Times report clarifies their uniforms, functions, and your rights.
Venezuela's Machado Gives Nobel Peace Prize to Trump
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado presented her Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump, highlighting her fight for democracy amid political tensions.
US Hits Iran with New Sanctions During Nationwide Protests
The United States announces new sanctions targeting Iranian officials and entities as protests sweep across Iran, escalating tensions between the two nations.
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