Scottish man acquitted in India terror case

On Thursday, Donald Trump signed an executive order to enhance the deep-sea mining industry in the U.S., aiming to increase production of critical minerals like nickel and copper, crucial for electric vehicles and electronics. The order expedites mining permits and encourages exploration in U.S. waters, which contain over 1 billion metric tons of polymetallic nodules, potentially boosting the economy by $300 billion and creating 100,000 jobs. While supporters advocate for reducing land mining, environmental groups...

Declining U.S. Birth Rate and Proposed SolutionsAmericans are experiencing a declining birth rate, now near a record low, prompting discussions around potential solutions like a proposed $5,000 "baby bonus" by the Trump administration, although no final decision has been made. Experts suggest that more sustainable solutions, such as affordable childcare and paid parental leave, may be necessary to create a supportive environment for families, as financial incentives have had mixed success in other countries. Current...

Thousands gathered at the Australian War Memorial for the national Anzac Day service, where Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reflected on the sacrifices of those who served. Amidst the solemnity, a protester interrupted with a shout for "Free Palestine," highlighting ongoing global conflicts. Rear Admiral Matt Buckley emphasized the enduring culture of service in Australia, recalling Sergeant William Kennedy Buck’s legacy and urging future generations to be prepared for potential challenges ahead. Full Article

Israel's military acknowledged that its forces mistakenly attacked a U.N. guesthouse in Gaza on March 19, killing Bulgarian staff member Marin Valev Marinov and wounding six others, leading to the withdrawal of a third of the U.N.’s international staff from Gaza. This incident marks the second admission of wrongful fire on aid workers by Israel in a week, with the U.N. calling for greater accountability for attacks on its personnel, as at least 285 U.N....

President Donald Trump announced that the US and China engaged in talks aimed at resolving their ongoing trade war, following the Chinese government's dismissal of claims that a deal was imminent as "baseless." Trump mentioned that discussions took place on Thursday and indicated that further details might be revealed later. This development highlights the continuous negotiations between the two largest economies in the world to address their trade disputes. Full Article

SummaryUK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has dismissed key components of Donald Trump's economic policies ahead of her meeting with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, emphasizing the UK's commitment to an open global economy. While acknowledging the need to address global trade imbalances, Reeves stressed the importance of reducing trade barriers and supporting multilateral institutions, differing from Trump's approach. She aims to negotiate a UK-US trade deal to lower tariffs on British exports, while addressing regulatory challenges...