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Washington signals military option The United States has issued a stark warning to Iran, saying military intervention remains a possibility if authorities continue using lethal force against protesters. Speaking at an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, US Ambassador Mike Waltz said President Donald Trump is prepared to act if the crackdown persists. Waltz told the council that Trump is “a man of action,” stressing that all options remain available to stop what he described as the killing of civilians. While the warning raised fears of escalation, Trump later suggested the violence may be easing, hinting at a potential…
India’s aviation regulator launched an investigation after an Air India aircraft ingested a cargo container while taxiing at Delhi airport. No passengers or crew members were injured. The right engine suffered significant damage, and Air India grounded the aircraft for inspection and repairs. Flight returned after unexpected airspace closure The Airbus A350 was flying to New York before returning to Delhi shortly after take-off. Iran temporarily closed its airspace, forcing airlines to reroute flights. The aircraft landed safely on Thursday morning. After landing, it left the runway and taxied toward the parking bay with passengers onboard. Dense fog limited visibility…
European troops have begun arriving in Greenland as tensions persist between Washington and Copenhagen over the future of the strategically important Arctic island, despite diplomatic talks failing to bridge deep divisions. European Forces Move In as Washington Stands Firm Military personnel from several European countries, including France, Germany, Sweden and Norway, have landed in Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, as part of a reconnaissance and training mission coordinated with Denmark. The deployments are framed by European governments as a response to rising security concerns in the Arctic, particularly linked to Russian and Chinese activity in the region. The White House, however, has…
West Ham United are willing to sell Lucas Paquetá this month only if the deal includes a loan back for the rest of the season, a condition Flamengo are resisting. Flamengo had an opening €35m bid rejected and may raise it to around €40m, but believe they could buy Paquetá more cheaply in the summer without agreeing to a loan. Paquetá wants to return to Brazil after a difficult spell in England, following an FA investigation that ended last year but derailed a move to Manchester City. West Ham, however, fear losing him during a relegation fight, sitting seven points…
2026 begins amid political and economic turmoilThe year 2026 started under intense uncertainty. President Donald Trump threatened decisive action against Iran. The warning came after US forces captured Venezuela’s leader. His administration launched a criminal investigation into the Federal Reserve chair. Officials also targeted major profit sources at banks and institutional investors. These moves sent shockwaves through global markets. Stock markets remain stable despite chaosInvestors expected a sharp selloff in equities. That decline never materialized. Traders largely ignored the political turmoil. US stock indexes reached record highs early in the week. Prices later dipped only slightly. Despite growing geopolitical and…
Many Americans are optimistic about the impact of robotics and automation on the economy and job growth. Recent surveys indicate that a majority believe these technologies will create new opportunities and improve productivity across industries. Respondents said automation could help businesses operate more efficiently while opening doors for high-tech jobs. Robotics and AI applications in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and other sectors are expected to support economic growth and innovation. Experts note that public optimism is growing as people see the benefits of advanced technology. Automation can reduce repetitive tasks, improve safety, and allow workers to focus on more creative and…
BP has said it expects to write down up to $5bn from its green energy and low-carbon businesses as it refocuses on fossil fuels. The move comes under the company’s new chair, Albert Manifold, and reflects weaker performance in BP’s gas and transition divisions. The company said the writedowns would not affect underlying profits when full-year results are published in February. BP has been scaling back parts of its energy transition strategy, including attempting to sell a stake in its solar arm Lightsource and cancelling hydrogen projects in the UK, Oman and Australia. Shares fell after BP also warned of…
The US government has approved Nvidia’s sale of high-performance artificial intelligence chips to China. The Department of Commerce announced the decision on Tuesday. Officials said they reviewed domestic chip supply before acting. The move eases previous export restrictions on sensitive technology. Washington had blocked the sales over national security concerns. Officials warned the chips could strengthen China’s technology sector and military. The new policy lifts some restrictions under strict conditions. Authorities described the change as cautious and controlled. H200 processors allowed for export The approval applies to Nvidia’s H200 processors. The chip ranks as the company’s second-most-advanced AI product. Regulators…
Sanctions and Tariffs Take Center StageEconomic conflict between powerful nations has become the biggest danger to global stability, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2026. The report, released ahead of the WEF’s annual Davos summit, identifies geoeconomic confrontation — the use of tools such as sanctions, trade restrictions, and tariffs — as the top global risk for the year ahead. It now ranks above misinformation, political polarization, extreme weather, and even armed conflict. The findings reflect input from more than 1,300 experts and leaders across business, government, academia, and civil society. Survey results paint a worrying picture:…
Silicon Valley’s biggest names continue to ride the artificial intelligence wave, pushing company valuations to record-breaking levels. Despite growing concerns that tech stocks may be overvalued, investor enthusiasm hasn’t slowed. This week, Google’s parent company Alphabet crossed a historic milestone, reaching a $4 trillion market valuation and becoming one of only four companies ever to do so. Only Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple have previously reached this level — and Alphabet now stands just behind Nvidia as the world’s second-most valuable company. AI Momentum Powers Alphabet’s Rise Alphabet’s surge has been fueled largely by confidence in its AI strategy. The company’s…
