January 20, 2026

Europe Set to Suspend Approval of US Tariffs Deal Amid Greenland Row

The European Parliament plans to suspend approval of the US tariffs deal made in July. The move comes after Trump’s Greenland threat, raising trade tensions and shaking markets.

January 20, 2026

IndiGo Faces 10% Flight Cuts Till March 2026 After Crew Issues and DGCA Fine

IndiGo will operate 10% fewer flights, about 200 less daily, until March 2026 due to pilot rules and crew issues. The DGCA fined it ₹22 crore after over 5,000 cancellations. Refunds worth ₹827 crore were paid to affected passengers.

January 20, 2026

Oman Orders Insurers to Pay Drivers if Car Repairs Delay Beyond 30 Days

Oman’s Financial Services Authority now requires insurers to finish car repairs within 30 days or pay daily compensation. The new rule aims to end long wait times and give drivers more control over claims, including cash settlements and natural disaster coverage.

January 20, 2026

Full VAT on Meat Could Cut EU Environmental Damage by Up to 6%, Study Finds

A new study reveals that applying full VAT on beef, pork, lamb, and chicken in the EU could reduce environmental harm by 3-6%. This could cost households as little as €26 a year if tax revenues are shared back. Meat has the biggest share of ecological damage in diets, yet most EU countries tax it less than other goods.

January 20, 2026

US Voters Mixed on Trump's Economic Progress After One Year Back in White House

One year after Donald Trump's return to the White House, US voters express mixed feelings about the economy. Some see lower food prices; others struggle with high costs and jobs.