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US President Donald Trump declined to reveal his next move regarding Iran but said the situation was “working out very well” and predicted the conflict would not last long. He also said Europe would increase diesel supplies to the global market.
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US President Donald Trump claimed Iran’s military and economy had been severely weakened, saying the US would win the conflict “very quickly” and had near-total control of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Major US technology companies agreed to internal risk reviews, external audits and board oversight for advanced super intelligence systems after meeting President Donald Trump. Leaders stressed responsible innovation, while Trump highlighted competition with China, and Musk predicted major economic and healthcare transformations
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Despite the influence the two superpowers wield over global geopolitics, the Washington summit produced little beyond an agreement to keep talking
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Gold and silver prices fell on MCX amid elevated US yields and uncertainty over the US-Iran standoff. Gold declined 0.33 per cent while silver dropped 0.93 per cent, with analysts maintaining a cautious outlook as key support levels remained under pressure
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US President Donald Trump announced that India’s Essar Group will invest USD 15 billion to build what he described as the largest steel plant in US history in Iowa. The Mesabi Metallics project is expected to produce 10 million tonnes of steel annually by 2030 and create over 1,750 jobs.
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India has been included among countries eligible for zero US tariffs on specified speciality pharmaceutical products and ingredients. The exemption covers orphan drugs, therapies and medical countermeasures, while generic medicines remain outside the Section 232 pharmaceutical tariffs
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Iran has proposed a seven-day roadmap to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear talks with the US, seeking sanctions relief, access to frozen assets and an end to the blockade. Washington rejected the proposal, citing demands for concessions upfront
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US President Donald Trump returned to the Presidents Cup as honorary chairman at Medinah Country Club, witnessing the American team secure its 11th consecutive title. Trump praised the team’s comeback, briefly addressed spectators and participated in the trophy presentation ceremony
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A classified US intelligence assessment says Saudi Arabia has not ruled out developing nuclear weapons, raising congressional concerns over a Trump administration civilian nuclear deal. Lawmakers questioned uranium enrichment limits, inspections and safeguards, while Washington defended the agreement’s non-proliferation standards
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Iran’s Zimbabwe-based embassy ridiculed US President Donald Trump’s remarks at the UNGA about “annihilating” Iran by posting a Tollywood film clip on X.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that provocative acts or an escalation of tensions by Ukraine would worsen the situation. His remarks came as Russia and Ukraine exchanged claims over military actions, while Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky discussed a meeting.
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US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks at the White House on Thursday on AI, trade, Iran and Taiwan. Trump said the two nations could build a better future, while Xi called for cooperation and avoiding confrontation.
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Taiwan expressed confidence that US arms sales will continue despite Chinese pressure as Xi Jinping meets Donald Trump. Taipei said it remains committed to advancing defence procurement with Washington while highlighting domestic military production and plans to increase defence spending
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President Donald Trump confronted CNN journalist Kaitlan Collins during his UN visit, amid an escalating dispute with CNN, MS NOW and Politico. The outlets are challenging the White House media ban in court, while other news organisations have taken solidarity measures
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Donald Trump proposed calling artificial intelligence “superintelligence” in US government documents during his UN address. He rejected international efforts to regulate the technology, stressed the importance of US leadership and said authorities would intervene when necessary
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US President Donald Trump paid a rare visit to New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s official residence, where the two leaders struck a surprisingly cordial tone despite sharp ideological differences. The meeting focused on housing development, immigration issues and media access, with Trump praising Mamdani's start as mayor.
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World leaders gather at the United Nations for the annual high-level meeting amid wars in Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan, alongside climate, terrorism, hunger and AI concerns. India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will address the General Assembly on Saturday
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he and US President Donald Trump agreed to meet in New York to discuss peace efforts. Zelensky said Ukraine was ready for serious steps, with talks covering de-escalation, energy security, food security and human safety
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US President Donald Trump’s approach to China has shifted from confrontational tariffs to a more cordial relationship with President Xi Jinping. As the US and China compete for global influence, analysts debate whether Trump’s personal diplomacy can deliver meaningful trade and strategic outcomes
