A Historic Investment Wave India’s automotive landscape is set for a transformative leap as Honda, Toyota, and Suzuki announce a combined investment of ₹1 lakh crore. This capital infusion signals not only confidence in India’s economic potential but also a strategic shift toward advanced manufacturing, electric mobility, and global competitiveness. The move underscores India’s growing importance as…
America Breathes a Temporary Sigh of Relief After forty-one tense days of political paralysis, the United States Senate has finally voted to end the longest government shutdown in American history. The chamber passed a temporary funding bill with bipartisan support, reopening federal operations and ensuring back pay for furloughed workers. While the vote marks a crucial…
Signs of a Thaw in a Trade War Era At China’s largest import expo, a renewed sense of optimism is emerging among U.S. exhibitors who believe that the worst of the U.S.–China trade war may finally be over. The event, showcasing global commerce and cooperation, follows recent talks between President’s Xi Jinping and Donald Trump, which…
A Nation at Boiling Point Pakistan is witnessing widespread unrest as thousands take to the streets opposing a controversial constitutional amendment introduced by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s government. The proposed reform—seen as a major shift in Pakistan’s power balance—would expand the authority of the military establishment, particularly the Army Chief, General Asim Munir. While the government…
A Bold Pledge with Big Questions US President Donald Trump’s recent pledge to pay every American at least $2,000 in “dividends” funded by tariff revenues has reignited the fierce debate over protectionism and economic nationalism. Framing tariffs as a tool to make America “the richest and most respected nation,” Trump cast them as a patriotic duty rather than…
A Scandal That Shook the Media World In a stunning double resignation, BBC Director General Tim Davie and News CEO Deborah Turness stepped down following outrage over the broadcaster’s controversial editing of Donald Trump’s January 6, 2021, speech. The decision to air a selectively edited version of the US President’s address—delivered just before the Capitol riot—has ignited…
A Nation Frozen in Gridlock The United States is witnessing the longest government shutdown in its history, stretching beyond 38 days since it began on October 1, 2025. What started as a political disagreement over healthcare subsidies has snowballed into a national crisis—crippling federal agencies, halting essential services, and leaving hundreds of thousands of workers…
Airports in Crisis: When the Skies Fell Silent America’s busiest airports—New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago—have become the most visible victims of the nation’s longest government shutdown. With control towers understaffed and security lines swelling, the hum of engines and crowds has given way to cancellations, confusion, and confrontation. Flight reductions of up to 10% are…
The Latest Flashpoint: Violence at Spin Boldak The latest tragedy along the Afghanistan–Pakistan border once again underscores the fragility of peace between two uneasy neighbours locked in a cycle of mistrust and violence. On Thursday, as Afghan and Pakistani delegations convened in Istanbul for a new round of peace talks, deadly cross-border gunfire erupted at the Spin…
In an unprecedented move that has stunned Wall Street and Silicon Valley alike, Tesla shareholders have approved the largest corporate pay package in history—a potential $1 trillion deal for CEO Elon Musk. At Tesla’s annual meeting in Austin, Texas, more than 75% of investors backed the plan, a resounding vote of confidence in Musk’s ability to lead…
