Todayworldinfo

 1. Markets Waver as US Shutdown Looms Global financial markets remained on edge as fears of a US government shutdown rattled investors. European stocks slipped, and US futures failed to sustain momentum. Safe haven assets like gold surged to record highs as traders like gold surged to record highs as traders sought stability. Economists warn that prolonged political deadlock in Washington could weaken global trade flows and investor confidence. Many analysts believe the impact may extend to emerging markets and developing economics. The uncertainty is also weighing heavily on global supply chains, with companies delaying investments. Investors are calling for urgent resolution to avoid wider economic disruption.  Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Dollar Weakens Ahead of Possible Shutdown   The US dollar declined against major currencies, with traders cautious over a potential government shutdown delaying crucial jobs data. The A...

 1. UN Security Council Divided Over  Gaza  Ceasefire The UN Security Council once again failed to adopt a ceasefire resolution for Gaza, deepening the diplomatic stalemate. While France, China and several African states pushed for urgent humanitarian access, the US vetoed the proposal, citing Israel's right to defend itself. Aid agencies reportef worsening conditions, with hospitals running out of fuel and medicine. Over 500,000 people are at risk of famine if aid trucks remain blocked. Analysts warn that the deadlock may erode the UN's credibility in crisis mediation. Source :Al Jazeera Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Russia Claims Advances in Eastern Ukraine Russia's defense ministry claimed its forces had seized strategic positions near Donetsk and Luhansk after weeks of heavy bombardment. Ukrainian officials dismissed the announcement as "psychotical warfare", saying their defenses were holding. Independent monitors reported intense sh...