Trump Activates Phase 2 of Gaza Peace Plan
Former US President Donald Trump reveals Phase 2 of his 20-point Gaza peace plan is now active, urging a ceasefire and humanitarian aid.
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IMF Upgrades India Growth Outlook to 6.6% for 2025-26
The IMF highlights India's crucial role in global growth, projecting 6.6% expansion for 2025-26 and signaling potential upward revision after strong Q3 performance.
Trump Warns of Insurrection Act as Minneapolis Erupts Over ICE Shootings
President Donald Trump warns he may use the Insurrection Act to send military forces to Minnesota after ICE shootings trigger violent protests in Minneapolis.
Ex-South Korean President Yoon Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison
A South Korean court has sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in prison. The ruling marks a significant legal development in the country's political landscape.
France Warns US Actions Could Threaten EU Trade
French Finance Minister Roland Lescure cautions that US actions targeting Greenland could endanger trade relations with the European Union.
White House Pressure on Fed Sparks Economic Concerns
Michael Bloomberg warns that White House pressure on the Federal Reserve threatens central bank independence and could lead to financial instability, as Jerome Powell resists unprecedented political interference.
IMF Team to Visit Sri Lanka to Assess Cyclone Damage
An IMF assessment team will visit Sri Lanka from January 22-28 to evaluate Cyclone Ditwah's impact and discuss recovery support, including resuming the Extended Fund Facility program.
UN Chief Warns of Risks in Clinging to Privileges, Calls for UNSC Reform
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issues a stark warning that those holding onto privileges today may face consequences tomorrow, emphasizing the urgent need for UN Security Council reform to reflect today's global economic realities.
India Slams Pakistan at UN Over Self-Determination Abuse
India strongly criticizes Pakistan at the UN, asserting that the right to self-determination should not be misused to promote secession in democratic nations.
IMF Team to Visit Sri Lanka to Assess Cyclone Damage
An IMF assessment team will visit Sri Lanka from January 22-28 to evaluate Cyclone Ditwah's impact and discuss recovery assistance, including resuming the Extended Fund Facility program.
Trump Supports Palestinian Technocratic Government for Gaza
Former US President Donald Trump announces his support for a newly appointed Palestinian technocratic government to administer Gaza during its transitional phase.
Kuwait, Oman Declare Holiday for Isra Wal Miraj on Jan 18
Kuwait and Oman have declared Friday, January 18, as a public holiday for Isra Wal Miraj, a sacred Islamic event. The holiday marks Prophet Muhammad's miraculous night journey, observed on the 27th of Rajab.
Iranian Students in India Fear for Families Amid Protests
Iranian students studying in Delhi and Pune face anxiety as protests in Iran disrupt communication with families. They rely on social media for updates while India prepares evacuation plans.
DOJ Probes Democrats Over Military Video; Jeffries Vows Action
Five Democratic lawmakers face Justice Department investigations over a video reminding troops they can refuse illegal orders. Hakeem Jeffries promises retaliation as critics call it an attack on free speech.
Iran Warns of Foreign Plot, Trump Holds Back on Strike
Iran's defense minister accuses the US and allies of orchestrating unrest, vowing to suppress riots. Meanwhile, Trump steps back from imminent strike speculation, saying he will 'watch and see'.
Major Fire in Seoul's Guryong Village, 300 Firefighters Battle
A massive fire broke out in Guryong Village, a deprived area within Seoul's wealthy Gangnam district. Nearly 300 firefighters responded, evacuating 47 residents amid thick smoke and haze.
Trump's Power Auction Plan: Tech Giants to Fund New Plants
US President Donald Trump and Northeastern governors plan an emergency electricity auction. Tech companies may need to fund new power plants to meet AI data center demands.
6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Off Oregon Coast in US
A significant earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale struck off the Oregon coast in the United States on Thursday. The German Research Centre for Geosciences reported the quake occurred at a shallow depth of 10 kilometers.
UN Chief: International Law Not a Pick-and-Choose Menu
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres criticizes nations for selectively ignoring international law, emphasizing the UN Charter's binding nature and urging global unity to uphold it.
US Eases Visa Rules for Religious Workers, Drops Wait Period
The Trump administration has removed the one-year foreign stay requirement for R-1 visa holders, allowing religious workers to return to the US faster after their five-year stay ends.
Gulf States Rush to Prevent US Strike on Iran
Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman launch urgent diplomacy to stop a potential US military strike on Iran. Tensions soared after Iran's crackdown on protests, prompting security alerts and US evacuations.
Fog Disrupts Rail Services, Delays Trains in Chandigarh
Dense fog across northern India caused significant delays to several long-distance and premium trains at Chandigarh railway station on Thursday, affecting hundreds of passengers.
Heat-Tolerant Plant May Save Crops From Climate Change
Scientists discover Tidestromia oblongifolia thrives at 120°F+ temperatures. Its unique adaptations could help develop heat-resistant food crops globally.
150 Khair Trees Illegally Cut Near Ropar
Forest officials in Punjab discovered 150 Khair trees illegally chopped down near Ropar. Authorities are investigating the incident and seeking those responsible.
Iranian Activist Appeals for Global Help Amid Crisis
Masih Alinejad, an Iranian activist, calls for urgent international assistance as Iranians face severe challenges, highlighting the need for global support.
ICE Detention Video Goes Viral, Sparks Minneapolis Protests
A US citizen says masked ICE agents violently removed her from her car in Minneapolis. The viral video intensifies scrutiny of immigration crackdowns amid protests over a recent fatal shooting.
Delhi AQI 346 in 'Very Poor' Category, Fog Hits Airports
Delhi's air quality remained in the 'very poor' category with an AQI of 346 on Friday morning. Several areas recorded levels above 300, while dense fog reduced visibility to zero at multiple northern airports.
Indian Doctors Lead H-1B Salaries, Surpass Tech Workers
A new report reveals specialty physicians, especially Indian-origin doctors, earn the highest H-1B wages in the US, driven by healthcare shortages and an ageing population.
Massive Fire in Gangnam Slum Area, South Korea
A massive fire erupted in a slum area of Gangnam, South Korea, causing significant damage and raising concerns about safety in densely populated urban zones.
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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