Zuckerberg in the Hot Seat: Could Meta Be Forced to Break Up Instagram and WhatsApp?

A Landmark Antitrust Trial with Far-Reaching Consequences A high-stakes antitrust trial against Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, began in Washington this week. At the center of the case is the possibility that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg may be forced to divest two of the world’s most influential social media…

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Trump’s Legacy of Harsh Immigration Enforcement The United States’ immigration landscape has long been shaped by contrasting ideologies. President Donald Trump’s administration took a stringent approach to illegal immigration, aiming to curb undocumented arrivals and enforce rigid deportation policies. From the construction of a border wall to strict asylum restrictions, his tenure saw the rise…

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India and Italy Deepen Strategic Ties: A Roadmap for the Future

A Flourishing Bilateral Relationship Rooted in Shared Vision India and Italy, two nations with rich histories and dynamic economies, have witnessed a remarkable transformation in their bilateral relations over the past few years. Once bound primarily by trade, the relationship has now expanded into a robust strategic partnership, covering a wide range of sectors including…

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Trump’s Tariff Timeout: A Strategic Pause or an Economic Panic?

The Tariff Tangle of Trump’s Trade War Since returning to political prominence, Donald Trump has remained unapologetically aggressive on trade. Central to his “America First” doctrine is the imposition of steep tariffs on imports, which he frames as a corrective to years of alleged global exploitation of the U.S. economy. These tariffs, introduced as part of his…

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The Vanishing American Dream: How Trump’s OPT Rollback Threatens 3 Lakh Indian Students

The American Dream in Jeopardy Once a beacon of opportunity, the United States under President Donald Trump’s administration is becoming an increasingly uncertain destination for international students—especially Indians. A new bill introduced in Congress seeks to dismantle the Optional Practical Training (OPT) programme, a crucial pathway that allows foreign graduates to gain work experience in the US….

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India Halts Bangladesh Transhipment After Yunus’ ‘Landlocked’ Northeast Remark

Diplomatic Chill Deepens Amid Dhaka’s Call for Greater Chinese Role in Eastern India In a sharp diplomatic shift, India has withdrawn a key transshipment facility extended to Bangladesh, following controversial remarks by Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of Bangladesh’s interim government. The facility, once seen as a symbol of India’s regional goodwill, had allowed Bangladesh to…

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The Return of the Dire Wolf: Science Revives a Prehistoric Legend

From Fantasy to Reality For fans of Game of Thrones, the dire wolf was more than just a mythical creature—it symbolized loyalty, strength, and wild beauty. But while the Stark family’s furry companions were fictional, their real-life counterparts, the dire wolves (Aenocyon dirus), once roamed North and South America until they vanished over 10,000 years…

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One iPhone at ₹2 Lakh? How Trump’s Tariffs Could Make Apple Products Costlier

The Tariff Shockwave Apple, one of the world’s biggest tech giants, is facing an unprecedented financial blow after US President Donald Trump’s new tariff policy. The latest round of tariffs has severely impacted Apple’s global supply chain, with its shares plunging by over 9% and the company losing $300 billion in market value overnight. The…

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“Hands Off!” Protests: Americans Rally Against Trump Policies on April 5

Nationwide Demonstrations Against Trump and Musk On April 5, thousands of Americans will take to the streets in a nationwide protest against President Donald Trump’s policies and the actions of billionaire Elon Musk. Branded as the “Hands Off!” movement, this mass mobilization is expected to be the largest single-day demonstration since Trump’s return to office….

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