The OECD forecasts the global economy to grow 3.2% this year, showing resilience despite U.S. trade tensions. U.S. growth is upgraded to 2%, supported partly by strong AI-related investments, even as new tariffs pose future risks. China is expected to grow 5%, while India remains the fastest-growing major economy at 6.7%.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the largest ever, featuring 48 teams across 12 groups and hosted jointly by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The draw produced major headline matchups—such as Brazil vs Morocco and France vs Senegal—while also welcoming several debutant nations like Curaçao, Cape Verde, Jordan, and Uzbekistan. With an expanded format, 104 matches, and global representation, the 2026 edition marks a historic evolution of football’s biggest tournament.

High tech robots transform Amazon’s new 550 million pound warehouse

What Russia Plans Next, Behind the Shadows

SpaceX is preparing a secondary share sale that could raise its valuation to around $800 billion, potentially surpassing OpenAI as the most valuable private company in the U.S. The surge in value is driven by SpaceX’s strong launch business and the rapid global expansion of its Starlink internet service. However, analysts caution that the valuation is not guaranteed until the sale is completed, and shifts in market demand could alter the outcome.

Texas Flood Tragedy Spurs Renewed Focus on Camp Safety as Rescue Efforts Continue

Sri Lanka’s stock market fell 3.04% as Cyclone Ditwah triggered heavy selling, though construction stocks rose on expectations of rebuilding demand. Analysts say investors are cautious and the downward trend is likely to continue. Across Asia, markets moved mixed, with Japan declining, Pakistan rising, and India slipping due to cyclone impacts and trade uncertainties.

Iran’s Currency Slumps to Record as Sanctions Tighten Economy

Prada Completes Acquisition of Versace in a transformative luxury deal

The German President’s historic state visit to London underscored the strength of Anglo-German relations through both grand ceremony and meaningful political dialogue. Beyond symbolic pageantry, leaders focused on cooperation in trade, climate policy, security, and cultural exchange amid evolving global challenges. Despite complexities such as Brexit, the visit highlighted major opportunities for deeper partnership and shared responsibility for Europe’s future.

Taiwan Blocks RedNote App Over Fraud and Data Security Concerns

Dell Family Announces $6.25 Billion Initiative to Create 25 Million Child Savings Accounts

Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia are facing devastating floods that have killed more than 1,100 people and displaced millions, prompting large-scale military rescue operations. Indonesia and Sri Lanka are the worst affected, with blocked roads, damaged infrastructure, and missing persons complicating relief efforts. Authorities across the region warn that climate-driven extreme weather is intensifying these disasters, while schools, homes, and public services rema

Nvidia has invested $2 billion in Synopsys as part of a multi-year partnership combining Nvidia’s AI computing power with Synopsys’ chip design and EDA expertise. The collaboration focuses on accelerating compute-heavy applications, advancing agentic AI engineering, and expanding cloud access for joint solutions. Both companies say the non-exclusive partnership will help address the rising complexity of next-generation intelligent systems.

Hong Kong Breach Tragedy: Mass Tribute as Fire at Wang Fuk Court Raises Questions Over Safety Oversight

Canada and United States Trade Talks Seen Shifting Toward Caution as Leaders Gauge Momentum

Cyclone Ditwa rapidly intensified over unusually warm Bay of Bengal waters, bringing record rainfall, floods, and landslides across Sri Lanka. Weak drainage systems, unplanned land use, and gaps in emergency preparedness greatly worsened the impact. The disaster highlights Sri Lanka’s urgent need for stronger climate-resilient infrastructure, early-warning systems, and sustainable land management.

Sri Lanka’s merchandise exports remained nearly unchanged in October 2025, reflecting a marginal 0.02% rise despite declines in major industries like apparel and tea. Strong growth in coconut-based products was not enough to offset reduced export earnings from petroleum, rubber, boats, and spices. The slowdown in key markets such as the United States and India further highlights the challenges facing the country’s export sector.

U S and Ukraine Report Progress in Refined Peace Talks Amid Continued Skepticism

Shoppers Plan to Cut Black Friday Weekend Spending This Year