UK Exporters Urge Keir Starmer’s Government for Closer EU Trade Deal Now

December 23, 2025

UK Exporters Urge Keir Starmer’s Government for Closer EU Trade Deal Now

Over half of UK exporters say the current EU trade deal isn't helping their business grow. The British Chambers of Commerce urges Labour to fast-track a closer EU reset to boost trade and cut red tape.

Haridwar Hotel Cancels Christmas Events After Hindu Group Protests

December 23, 2025

Haridwar Hotel Cancels Christmas Events After Hindu Group Protests

Hotel Bhagirathi in Haridwar canceled Christmas plays and DJ nights after Hindu groups objected to celebrations on Ganga's banks. The hotel had announced the events on social media.

Heritage Foundation crisis: Dozens quit over defense of Tucker Carlson's far-right interview

December 23, 2025

Heritage Foundation crisis: Dozens quit over defense of Tucker Carlson's far-right interview

More than a dozen Heritage Foundation staff quit after President Kevin Roberts defended Tucker Carlson’s interview with far-right activist Nick Fuentes. The move sparked backlash and resignations, exposing deep splits in the MAGA conservative movement.

FedEx Faces Backlash Over Rising H-1B Hiring and US Job Cuts After $2.24B Federal Deal

December 23, 2025

FedEx Faces Backlash Over Rising H-1B Hiring and US Job Cuts After $2.24B Federal Deal

FedEx won a $2.24 billion federal contract but sharply increased H-1B visa hires from 24 to 500 while cutting hundreds of US jobs. The company says hires meet business needs, but critics call out the move amid job losses nationwide.

Israel's NGO Registration Rules Threaten Gaza Aid Operations

December 23, 2025

Israel's NGO Registration Rules Threaten Gaza Aid Operations

New Israeli rules require international NGOs to register by December 31 or face closure. This risks halting key healthcare and aid in Gaza. Save the Children and MSF face delays and rejections, warning of disaster for Palestinians.