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🌍  Curated Global & Indian Headlines | Finance • Politics • Markets • Sports 1. U.S. Slaps 25% Tariffs on India Amid Rising Tensions In a dramatic escalation, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced a  25% tariff  on  all major Indian exports  to the U.S., set to take effect from  August 1, 2025 . Trump cited India’s continued military and energy cooperation with  Russia  as a primary reason, warning India against "further alignment with authoritarian regimes." 🔴 Trump’s words:  “India and Russia will drag each other’s economies down together.” 📌  Impact : Immediate backlash from Indian political parties, economists, and exporters. Analysts fear an impending  trade war , citing negative implications for India’s  IT, pharma, and textile sectors . 💸  2. Indian Markets Nosedive on Tariff Shock Reacting sharply to the tariff announcement,  Dalal Street  witnessed a  panic sell-off : BSE Sensex ...

🌍 Global Daily News Roundup – July 30, 2025 Welcome to today’s international news highlights. From powerful earthquakes and humanitarian crises to crucial economic forecasts, here’s what’s shaping the world right now: 🌋 Breaking Headlines & Global Developments 🔴 Massive Earthquake off Russia’s Coast Triggers Tsunami Alerts A devastating 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula early today, making it the most powerful seismic event in the region since 1952. Tsunami warnings were immediately issued across the Pacific, spanning Japan, Alaska, Hawaii, and the U.S. West Coast . While some alerts have now been lifted, many coastal regions remain on high alert. Authorities continue to monitor potential aftershocks and wave surges. 🗞️ Sources: ABC News, The Guardian, Reuters 🚨 Humanitarian Catastrophe in Gaza Worsens The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has escalated to alarming levels. Over 60,000 deaths have now been confirmed amid prolonged conflict ...

 🗞️ Global Daily News Digest – July 29, 2025 Welcome to your daily global news roundup , where we break down the most important headlines from around the world—giving you context, clarity, and credibility. Here’s what’s shaping the world today: 🌐 1. U.S.–China Trade Talks: Fragile Progress in Stockholm In a significant diplomatic development, high-level negotiators from the United States and China have resumed trade talks in Stockholm , aimed at cooling down tensions and preventing a full-scale trade war. What’s at stake? Trillions in global trade and the flow of tech, semiconductors, and rare earth minerals. Why it matters: Both economies are slowing, and markets are jittery. A deal could stabilize currencies, stock exchanges, and global shipping routes. 🗣️ "This is a reset opportunity," said one U.S. trade official, calling the talks "a new chapter for economic diplomacy." 🏥 2. Gaza: Humanitarian Catastrophe Deepens The humanitarian crisis...

 🌐 Global News Roundup – July 27, 2025 📰 Top Stories 🕊️ Gaza Crisis: Global Pressure Mounts as Aid Begins Israel has commenced humanitarian airdrops into Gaza , responding to mounting international pressure amid severe famine warnings. Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong called Israel’s blockade of food and medicine a "moral failure" and a violation of international law. Thousands across Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane took to the streets demanding urgent ceasefire and relief efforts. 💬 “We cannot stand by as civilians starve,” – Penny Wong 🕊️ Hashtag to Follow: #GazaAidNow 🔪 Mass Stabbing at Michigan Walmart Tragedy struck in Traverse City, Michigan , as a man allegedly stabbed 11 people inside a Walmart store. Local police report that the incident appears to be random and not linked to any terrorist motivation. The suspect is now in custody. Victims are receiving treatment, with several in critical condition. ...

 🌍July 25, 2025 – Global News Roundup: Border Conflicts, Climate Crisis, and Economic Shifts 🧨 Thailand–Cambodia Border Tensions Escalate Fierce clashes erupted again along the Thailand–Cambodia border , with over 130,000 people displaced and at least 15 civilians killed. Artillery fire was reported in multiple regions, raising fears of a prolonged conflict. 🔹 The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency session. 🔹 ASEAN Chair Malaysia has offered to mediate the standoff. 🔹 Experts warn that regional instability could disrupt trade and migration patterns. 🌡️ Europe Scorched by Deadly Heatwaves Europe continues to battle record-breaking heat , with Portugal and Spain facing the brunt of it. The 2025 heatwave has already claimed an estimated 2,300 lives , prompting renewed calls for urgent climate action. 🔹 Several cities recorded all-time highs: 47°C+ in parts of southern Spain 🔹 Public health warnings are in effect across the UK, France, and Italy 🔹 ...

 🌐 Around The World Today – July 24, 2025 Welcome back to ATWT – your daily global update cutting through the noise. Here are the top 5 global stories shaping headlines around the world on July 24, 2025 . 🕊️ 1. Tragedy in the Skies: Russian Plane Crash Kills 48 A somber day in Russia as an Antonov An‑24 plane crashed near Tynda, Far East Russia. All 48 passengers and crew are confirmed dead. Investigators are focusing on adverse weather and aging equipment. Condolences are pouring in from leaders worldwide. 🔍 Why it matters: Highlights persistent safety concerns in aging regional aviation fleets across Eastern Europe and Asia. ⚔️ 2. Thailand–Cambodia Border Clash Escalates Renewed border tensions flared today near the Preah Vihear temple zone. Casualties have been reported after exchanges of gunfire. Thailand has paused all peace negotiations until the conflict deescalates. 🔍 Why it matters: Southeast Asian stability is crucial for trade and regional diplomacy, es...

 🌍  Global Affairs Today – July 23, 2025: Environment, Technology, and Trade War Watch Global Headlines | Climate, Economy, Technology, and Diplomacy Welcome to ATWT News , your daily roundup of important stories shaping our world. From economic shifts and climate updates to technological advances and international diplomacy, here’s what’s making news today across the globe. 📈 Global Economy & Trade IMF to Revise 2025 Global Growth Outlook The International Monetary Fund is preparing to update its global growth forecast later this month. Improved financial conditions and easing inflation are promising signs, but recent tariffs and trade restrictions—particularly involving the U.S. and Japan—continue to create uncertainty. Policymakers are being urged to maintain fiscal discipline and support debt relief measures. Trump Announces Major Trade Agreement with Japan Former President Donald Trump has announced a significant trade deal with Japan, imposing a 15% tariff ...

🌐 Global Pulse: Top International Headlines – July 22, 2025 The world never slows down. From humanitarian crises to climate emergencies, here are the top stories shaping the globe today . 🇧🇩 Tragedy in Bangladesh: Jet Crash in Dhaka A Bangladesh Air Force F-7 jet crashed into a school in Dhaka during a routine training flight, killing at least 19 students and injuring dozens. Rescue efforts are ongoing. The nation mourns as investigations into the incident begin. 🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russia–Ukraine War: Talks on the Horizon? Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed openness to peace talks, yet Russian aerial assaults continue across Ukrainian cities. NATO has urged de-escalation while emphasizing continued support for Ukraine. 🇦🇺 Australia’s Parliament Reopens Amid Protest Australia’s 48th Parliament resumed session today. Labor Senator Sue Lines retained her post as Senate President. Outside, large crowds rallied, demanding sanctions on Israel and increased humanitar...

 🌐 Top Global Headlines – July 21, 2025 🧭 China-EU Summit in Beijing President Xi Jinping is preparing to welcome EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa for the 25th China‑EU Summit , scheduled later this week in Beijing . The summit aims to address rising trade tensions , particularly around electric vehicles (EVs) , agricultural tariffs on pork, and access to critical raw materials . Despite recent disagreements, both sides are expected to push for strengthened cooperation , especially on climate and technology regulations . 🌐 BRICS 2025 Summit Recap – Rio de Janeiro The 17th BRICS Summit , held on July 6–7 in Brazil , spotlighted issues like: AI governance frameworks Multilateral trade restructuring Global South cooperation India has been chosen as the 2026 BRICS chair , and the bloc is exploring expansion with new member applications from Africa and the Middle East. 🔋 Energy & Infrastructure ...

 🌐 From Conflict Zones to AI Breakthroughs, Here’s What’s Shaping Our World Today Welcome to The Daily Byte , your trusted source for fast, concise, and insightful updates on international affairs, technology, climate, and sports. July 20, 2025, unfolds with a mix of tragedy, innovation, diplomacy, and powerful global moments. 🔴 Russia–Ukraine War: Drone Warfare Escalates As the war in Ukraine enters another tense phase, Odesa faced a heavy drone assault overnight, resulting in casualties and infrastructure damage. In response, the EU and UK have announced their 18th sanctions package , targeting Russian financial networks, oil exports, and logistics. The move signals increasing pressure on the Kremlin to halt aggression, while also drawing criticism from nations affected by oil price volatility. 🗨️ "The sanctions will include tighter oil price caps and a complete freeze on financial assets tied to sanctioned individuals," said a senior EU diplomat. 🌊 Vietnam...

🌍 July 19 Global Roundup: Market Highs, Wildfires, Drone Strikes & Political Flashpoints Welcome to today’s edition of Around the World Today , where we bring you the latest updates shaping the planet—from the bustling stock exchanges of New York to the blazing forests of Europe and escalating tensions in Eastern Europe. Here’s your detailed July 19 global roundup: 🏦 GLOBAL ECONOMY & MARKETS 📈 Wall Street Rallies; Global Optimism Grows It’s a bullish Friday on Wall Street as US stock markets hit new record highs , buoyed by better-than-expected retail sales and a drop in unemployment claims . The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both closed at historic peaks, reflecting renewed investor confidence in economic stability. Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is expected to revise its global growth forecast upward later this month. Improved financial conditions and falling inflation in major economies are contributing to this cautious optimism. 🧠 But there’s a war...