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Nurses protest: New York hospitals affected as 15,000 go on strike — what are their key demands?

Nearly 15,000 nurses walked off the job on Monday at some of New York City’s largest private hospitals, marking one of the most significant labour confrontations in the city’s healthcare sector in decades. Read More

Fitch warns political pressure on Fed could threaten US sovereign rating

Global Rating Agency Fitch warns that US Fed independence is crucial for US sovereign rating Go to Source Read More
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Military strike, cyber ops, negotiations: After sanctions, what are Trump’s options in Iran?

As Iran faces its deadliest protests in years, US President Donald Trump is weighing a range of responses, from fresh sanctions and cyber operations to diplomacy and possible military action. Read More

‘Illicit Unilateral Sanctions’: China Opposes Trump’s Threat Of 25% Tariffs On Countries Trading With Iran

China is Iran’s largest trading partner, making up around 30 per cent of Iran’s total foreign trade and most of its oil exports. Read More

Centre Asks Blinkit, Zepto, Others To Drop 10-Minute Delivery Service Amid Safety Concerns

The move is aimed at ensuring greater safety, security and improved working conditions for gig workers. Read More

Taiwan reaches ‘general consensus’ with US on trade deal

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has pledged to boost investment in the United States and increase defence spending as his government tries to further reduce the levy on its shipments, as well as avoid a toll on its semiconductor chip exports Go to Read More

DHS shares another video of ‘anti-ICE agitator’ Renee Good minutes before she was killed

. US department of homeland security on Sunday released a new video showing the moments just before a federal agent with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) shot and killed Renee Good in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Read More

Did US commit war crime when it painted jet to look like civilian plane?

In what appears to be a clear war crime, the US military reportedly struck a boat from a plane disguised as a civilian aircraft by using paint to cover its military markings — a tactic considered a crime under both US military law and international l Read More