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US Trade War: China takes a big step against US tariff move

US Trade War: China takes a big step against US tariff move

In retaliation to hiked tariffs by the Donald Trump government, China has clapped back at the US by announcing new taxes and restrictions on American products. This comes in response to heavy tariffs recently introduced by U.S. President Donald Trump. China’s Finance Ministry said it will add a 34% tax on all U.S. goods starting April 10. And from April 4, China will also limit the export of certain rare-earth metals—like samarium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, lutetium, scandium, and yttrium—to the U.S. According to China’s Commerce Ministry, these steps are being taken to protect the country’s safety and interests.

05 April,2025 02:31 PM IST
South Korean President Impeachment: President Yoon removed from office

South Korean President Impeachment: President Yoon removed from office

Ending a tumultuous presidency, South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol has been ousted by the Constitutional Court on Friday. The president came under fire over the 2024 martial law crisis. Following Yoon's ouster, South Korea's constitution mandates that a presidential election be held within 60 days. Until a new president is inaugurated, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo will serve as acting president. The decision marks the culmination of months of political upheaval, which have hindered the country’s ability to effectively engage with the newly established administration of U.S. President Donald Trump amid concerns over a slowing economy. The ruling sparked emotional reactions across the political spectrum. Anti-Yoon protesters celebrated the announcement with tears of joy and embraces, while the atmosphere in the pro-Yoon camp was somber—some supporters were seen crying, and many appeared visibly shaken by the outcome.

04 April,2025 08:17 PM IST
US-Greenland Row Explained: Why Donald Trump wants Greenland at any cost?

US-Greenland Row Explained: Why Donald Trump wants Greenland at any cost?

US President Donald Trump has stepped up his efforts to seize Greenland. Back in 2019, Trump had expressed interest in buying Greenland but this time he has stated 'we will go as far as we have to' to get Greenland. Donald Trump is obsessed with Greenland! This vast, icy island in the North Atlantic - Trump is determined to get hold of it and he has not ruled out military force to acquire if requred. Just to remind you - Greenland is an autonomous territory of Denmark. Greenland is caught in the arctic geopolitical contest and this is shaking up the relations between the US and the Europe like never before. What makes this island with a population of only around 60,000 people, so important to the US? And what could be the global repercussions of such a move? Take a look. 

04 April,2025 08:12 PM IST
US vs China: Donald Trump speaks out on a potential war with China

US vs China: Donald Trump speaks out on a potential war with China

In a recent press briefing, US President discussed dealing with a potential war with China. When a journalist questioned him on “Elon Musk’s plan for theoretical war with China”, he responded that while a potential war with China was not something on the cards, yet if ever it happens, US is very well equipped to deal with it. Trump also admitted that plans for a possible war with China will not be shared with Musk since he has business interests in the same region. 

22 March,2025 04:29 PM IST
UK Heathrow Airport: Travelers advised not to head to the airport

UK Heathrow Airport: Travelers advised not to head to the airport

On March 21st, UK’s Heathrow Airport was shut down after a massive power outage following the fire. The airport in a statement said that it will be closed until midnight after experiencing a significant power outage due to a fire at a nearby electrical substation supplying the airport. Heathrow Airport and London Fire Brigade released statements after fire at substation stating the closure of the airport until 11:59 PM on March 21 and also advised travelers not to head to the airport The London Fire Brigade said its crews were tackling the fire in Hayes in west London and had evacuated around 150 people as a precaution.

22 March,2025 04:09 PM IST
Israel Missile Attack: Houthis attack Israel with Missiles

Israel Missile Attack: Houthis attack Israel with Missiles

Hours after Israeli forces restarted their assault on Gaza, Houthis launched a missile attack on Israel. Houthis said that they have carried out a "qualitative military operation" targeting Israel with a hypersonic ballistic missile. The missile, identified as Palestine-2, was aimed at a military site south of Tel Aviv, according to Houthi spokesman Yahya Sarea. This marks their second such attack within 24 hours, with the group stating that they will continue their operations in solidarity with Palestinians. The Houthi spokesman said the attacks were a response to what he described as "the criminal Zionist enemy's massacres" in Gaza, as well as "American aggression" in the region.

22 March,2025 04:01 PM IST
Turkey Protests: Tensions in Istanbul soar as protests intensify

Turkey Protests: Tensions in Istanbul soar as protests intensify

Turkey is witnessing its biggest wave of protests in over a decade. The streets of Istanbul, Izmir, and Ankara are filled with voices demanding justice. The reason? The detention of Istanbul’s mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, a man seen as President Erdoğan’s strongest political rival. İmamoğlu was taken into custody on March 19, a move his party—the Republican People’s Party, or CHP—calls politically motivated. His supporters see it as an attack on democracy itself. President Tayyip Erdoğan has issued a stern warning against the unrest, but that hasn’t deterred citizens in Istanbul, Izmir, Ankara, and beyond. In some cities, clashes erupted as police used water cannons to disperse the crowds.

22 March,2025 02:43 PM IST
US-Canada Tension: US President Donald Trump calls Canada ‘nasty negotiator’

US-Canada Tension: US President Donald Trump calls Canada ‘nasty negotiator’

In yet another scathing attack on Canada, US President Donald Trump stated Canada as a ‘nasty negotiator’ in a recent press interaction. Claiming that the U.S. spends $200 billion annually to keep Canada afloat, Trump also mentioned that Canada has been taking advantage of the US for a very long time. After presiding as the President of the US in January, Trump initiated a trade war attacking countries over tariffs including India. Trump has warned of reciprocal tariffs starting in April for countries like India, China and Canada. 

22 March,2025 02:40 PM IST
UK Heathrow Airport: Fire at electrical substation causes closure of airport

UK Heathrow Airport: Fire at electrical substation causes closure of airport

In a shocking incident, more than 100 flights have been diverted after a massive power outage due to fire at the Heathrow Airport led to the airport halting its services until 11:59 PM on March 21, 2025. The London Fire Brigade has deployed ten fire engines and approximately 70 firefighters to combat the blaze, evacuating around 150 people from nearby properties as a precaution.  Passengers are advised not to travel to the airport and to contact their airlines for updates.  Eurocontrol has reported that no arrivals are currently permitted at Heathrow, with diversion plans in place; several flights, including Qantas from Perth to Paris and a United Airlines flight from New York, have already been rerouted.

21 March,2025 12:27 PM IST
Massive protests break out across Turkey after arrest of Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu

Massive protests break out across Turkey after arrest of Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu

Thousands of people protested in Istanbul on March 20 after the arrest of the city's mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu. Imamoglu, a member of the opposition party, is seen as a major challenger to President Erdogan. Authorities closed several roads, restricted social media, and imposed a four-day ban on protests to prevent further demonstrations. In Ankara, hundreds of protesters gathered and shouted anti-government slogans. Police used pepper spray to break up the crowd, and some protesters tried to push through the police lines. A total of 100 people, including Imamoglu and other key figures, were arrested. Imamoglu and his aides face accusations of corruption, including extortion and fraud. His arrest is seen as part of a wider effort by the government to target opposition leaders, with critics calling it a move to silence dissent.

20 March,2025 04:15 PM IST

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