India May Quit Russian Oil Amid New U.S. Sanctions
The U.S. has imposed new sanctions on Russian oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil, potentially forcing India to end its lucrative crude imports from Russia.
Business, International
International
Business, International
Oil Price Surges as Trump Slaps New Russia Sanctions
Oil prices spiked over 4% after Donald Trump unveiled a new sanctions plan targeting Russian energy, raising fears of tighter global supply and higher fuel costs.
International, World News
King Charles and Pope Leo Pray Together—A Historic First
In a groundbreaking moment, King Charles III and Pope Leo XIV prayed together publicly for the first time in history.
International, World News
King and Pope Pray Together in Historic First
In a groundbreaking display of Christian unity, British King Charles III and Pope Francis knelt together in public prayer at the Vatican—the first such moment in centuries.
International, Politics
Labour Condemns Farage Over U.S. Anti-Abortion Ties
The UK’s Labour Party has issued a strong rebuke of Nigel Farage following revelations that his U.S. congressional testimony was brokered by the Alliance Defending Freedom, a key group in ending Roe v. Wade.
Economy, International
EU Moves to Unlock Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine Aid
The European Union is set to approve a historic €140 billion loan for Ukraine, backed by frozen Russian assets held in Belgium, as U.S. aid falters.
Economy, International
China’s Consumers Won’t Spend—And It’s a Crisis
While the world buys more from China than ever, Chinese households are stuck in a years-long spending slump that government stimulus can’t fix—posing a major risk to the nation’s economic future.
International, Politics
EU Slams Russia with Gas & Crypto Sanctions
The European Union has approved a major new sanctions package targeting Russian LNG, cryptocurrency networks, and shadow shipping—hours after U.S. sanctions hit Rosneft and Lukoil.
International, World News
Ukraine’s New Secret Weapon: Swedish Gripen Jets
Ukraine is set to receive up to 150 Swedish Gripen fighter jets—aircraft uniquely suited for its harsh battlefield conditions and electronic warfare needs against Russia.
International, World News
Gaza Mass Burial: 54 Unidentified Dead Laid to Rest
In central Gaza, 54 unnamed bodies were laid to rest in a mass burial after being returned by Israel—highlighting the devastating identification crisis amid ceasefire efforts.