January 14, 2026

EU to Lend €90bn to Ukraine with Flexible Military Equipment Rules

The EU will lend Ukraine €90bn this year, letting Kyiv buy military gear from non-European suppliers if needed. The loan supports military and budget costs, with repayment tied to Russian reparations. Ursula von der Leyen stressed Europe’s role and Ukraine’s anti-corruption steps.

January 14, 2026

China Reports Record $1.19tn Trade Surplus Despite Trump Tariffs

China's trade surplus hit a record $1.19 trillion in 2025, beating last year's $993 billion. Exports grew despite US tariffs under Trump, boosted by trade with Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

January 14, 2026

US Economy Stays Strong Despite Predictions of Decline, Outpaces G7 Peers

Despite fears of decline, the US economy remains robust with a steady global GDP share around 26%, rising productivity, and leading ultra-wealth concentration. While G7 allies shrink and face economic hurdles, America pulls ahead with unmatched wealth growth and innovation.

January 13, 2026

WHO Warns Cheap Sugary Drinks and Alcohol Fuel Global Health Risks, Calls for Higher Taxes

WHO reports reveal low taxes keep sugary drinks and alcohol cheap, driving obesity and diseases. The global health body urges countries to raise taxes and curb rising health costs.

January 13, 2026

Central Team Inspects Heavy Rainfall Damage in Yadgir; Crops and Infrastructure Hit Hard

A Central team inspected Yadgir’s damaged agricultural fields and infrastructure after heavy rains last year. Over 1 lakh hectares of crops and several roads, bridges, and houses suffered losses. Compensation is underway as per government norms.