The United Kingdom government announced significantly tighter rules for migrants, focusing on a major reduction in overall net migration figures. The changes affect work visas and family applications, sparking debate over the balance between economic needs and immigration control. Critics warn the policy may harm key sectors reliant on f

  A major multinational oil and gas company has launched one of the year's largest Initial Public Offerings (IPO) in London. The float is closely watched as global energy prices continue to fluctuate amid geopolitical uncertainty and a transition toward renewable sources. The capital raised is earmarked for new exploration and sustainable

  At least 40 people were killed and 124 injured in a tragic crush that occurred at a political rally in India. The incident, involving a regional political party's event, has prompted a police investigation into crowd control and event management failures. Authorities have dismissed initial claims that stone-pelting caused the disaster.

  The US Pentagon is reportedly urging defense contractors to significantly double or quadruple production rates for 12 critical weapons systems. This aggressive push is driven by growing concerns over low US stockpiles and the need for readiness in a potential conflict scenario with China. The internal memo signals a major shift in defens