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  1. Oil Rises on OPEC+ Output Decision and Russia Supply Woes Global oil market edged higher after OPEC+ announced only a modest production increase for October, disappointing traders who had expected a larger boost. The alliance's decision was compounded by fresh concerns over Russia's ability to maintain steady crude exports as it refining and shipping infrastructure continues to be targeted by Ukrainian drones and weighed down by sanctions. Analysts believe the combination of slower protection growth and mounting geopolitical disruptions could keep oil markets tight for months. Importing countries, particularly in Asia and Europe, are bracing for renewed energy price spikes, which could add to global inflationary pressure. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Ukrainian Strikes Hit Russian Oil Facilities, US Refiners Gain  Ukraine launched a series of long-range drone strikes against Russian oil refineries, damageing facilities that c...

 1. Russia-Kharkiv Drone Strike Kills Children Amid Peace Talks A powerful Russian drone strike devastated residential areas seven of Kharkiv, Ukraine, killing at least seven people, including a toddler and a 16 year old, and injuring more than twenty others. The attack occurred just before US hosted peace talks in Washington, signaling Moscow's continued willingness to escalate despite diplomatic efforts. Ukrainian officials called the strike a deliberate attempt to intimidate civilians, while Western allies condemned the attack as a breach of international law. Analysts believe Russia's timing is no coincidence, suggesting the strike was aimed at undermineing negotiations and testing Western resolve. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Europe Scrambles Strategy as US May Withdraw Ukraine Support   European nations are on edge as uncertainty grows over the the US commitment to Ukraine. While Europe has already contributed $49 billion i...

1. European Leaders Mobilize as  Zelenskiy Heads to Washington European leaders including Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz, France’s President Emmanuel Macron, and Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer are accompanying Zelenskiy to the White House for a high level meeting with US President Donald Trump. The leaders aim to strengthen Kyiv's position as the US pushes for a rapid peace settlement. Important topics include security guarantees and Ukraine's territorial integrity. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Outline Emerges of Putin's Peace Proposal The Trump-Putin Alaska summit revealed that Russia may be willing to relinquish small occupied areas while demanding Ukraine cede parts of its eastern territory and grant official status to the Russian language. Kyiv has not endorsed this plan. Analysts suggest this may test how far Washington will press Ukraine toward compromise. Source :Bloomberg Thanks for reading! Stay updated...

 1. Gold Edges Higher as Dollar Softens Amid Trade Tensions Gold prices inched up to $3316.77per ounce on Wednesday as the US dollar and Treasury yields softened, offering some breathing room to inventors amis rising global uncertainty. Markets are watching closely at the US government moves forward with Trump era tariffs, particularly those affecting metals like copper and goods from Brazil. Analysts say gold may continue to climb if inflation concerns or geopolitical tensions persist. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Tramp's 50% Copper Tariff Could Backfire Economic experts are warning that President Trump’s proposed 50%  tariff on imported copper could backfire, rising domestic costs without stimulating significant production. The US currency produces only 50% of its copper demand and restarting idle smelters is both expensive and time consuming. Some manufacturers are concerned about supply chain disruptions and higher production...

  1. Oil Prices Retreat on US Tariff Uncertainty & OPEC+Output Plans Oil markets cooled after a 3% gain with Brent Crude at $68.58/barrel and WTI at $66.94/barrel. The decline was triggered by investor concerns over potential reinstated US tariffs after the July 9 pause ends and expectations that OPEC+will boost output by 411000 bpd at its upcoming meeting. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Indian Rupee Gains on Hopes India US Deal Weak US Jobs Data The Indian rupee strengthened modestly (85.60-85.64 per USD) due to optimism over a possible India US Trade agreement before the July 9 tariff deadline and following weaker US private payroll data boosting rate cut expectations.  Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. US Dollar Holds Near Multi-Year Lows Ahead of Payroll Report  The dollar remained close to a 3½years low amid stabilized equities and anticipation ahead of U.S jobs data. Trade d...

  1. Israeli Airstrikes Hits Gaza School - Shelter, Killing 36 Including Children An Israeli airstrikes struck a school-turned shelter in Gaza city, causing a major fire and resulting in the death of at least 36 Palestinians, including several children. The school had been housing dozens of displaced families due to the ongoing war. This incident has drawn severe international criticism. Source :Al Jazeera Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Russia Launches Biggest Drone-Missile Attack on Ukraine Since War Began Russia unleashed it's largest drone and missile assault since the war began in 2022,firing 355 drones and 9 missiles across Ukraine. Several regions, including Kyiv and Lviv, reported massive damage and civilian injuries. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Trump Delays 50% EU Tariffs After Call with EU Commission President U. S. President Donald Trump announced a delay in the proposed 50% tariffs on Eur...

1. Israel Orders Evacuations Northern Gaza Ahead of Escalation The Israeli military has mandated evacuations in Northern Gaza _including Jabalia and parts of Gaza city - as it prepares for intensified operations against Hamas. At least 11 Palestinians were killed in overnight strikes, including five in tent camps near Khan Younis. Former President Donald Trump urged: "make the deal in Gaza, get the hostages back". Source :Reuters 2. BIS Warns of Global Economy at "Pivotal Moment" The bank of International Settlements (BIS) cautioned that the global economy faces a critical point due to rising geopolitical tensions, high public debt, and trade fragmentation. Outgoing head Agustin Carstens called for increased resilience, warning against further strain from military spending and protectionist politicies. Source : Reuters 3. Ukrainian F-16, Pilot Killed During Massive Russian Air Strike A Ukrainian F-16 pilot died while defending against a massive involving hundreds of...

 1. U. S. Israel Airstrikes Target Iran's Nuclear Facilties The United States and Israel launched coordinated airstrikes on key Iranian nuclear facilities including Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan. President Donald Trump stated that the attacks were meant to disable Iran's nuclear potential not provoke war though he didn't rule out future military actions. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Iran Threatens to Block the Strait of Hormuz   In a sharp response, Iran's parliament approved a motion to potentially close the Strait of Hormuz, a vital maritime route for global oil shipments. The move has sparked widespread concern over energy supply and international shipping security.  Source :Business Insider Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Global Leaders Urge Restraint  Countries like Russia, China, Germany and Japan have urged both the US and Iran to step back from the brink of war. The United Nations ...

1. Amazon Sets 60-days Relocation Ultimatum for employees Amazon CEO Andy Jassy told remote employees to move to key U. S. hubs (Seattle, Arlington, D. C.) within 60 day or resign _no severance offered. This comes as Amazon pivots towards AI integration and anticipates layoffs. Source :Economic Times Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo.  2. U. S. resumes student visa processing after review  After a three-week pause, the U. S. State Department directed embarrassies to resume issuing F, M, and J visas, while implementing stricter vetting of applicants social media for extremist content.   Source :ICEF Monitor Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo.  3. SpaceX Starship destroyed in test explosion in Texas A static-fire test of SpaceX ship 36 ended in a massive explosion at Boca Chice, causing delays in future Starship missions. No casualties reported.  Source :Economic Times  Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo....

 1. Russian President Putin to Speak at Economic Forum in St. Petersburg Vladimir Putin is set to address global journalists at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum today. He’s expected to discuss Russia’s potential mediation in the Israel–Iran conflict and offer insight on the Ukraine war, dismissing U.S. calls for ceasefire conditions. Source: AP News  Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Russian Tells U.S.: Don’t Strike Iran—Nuclear Risk Looms Russia’s Deputy FM Sergei Ryabkov warned Washington that any strike on Iran would “radically destabilize the Middle East” and could trigger a nuclear catastrophe. Moscow emphasized its strategic ties with Iran. Source: Reuters    Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Putin Rejects Trump’s Ceasefire Push, Ties to Israel–Iran Crisis At the Forum, Putin refused to endorse President Trump’s 30-day ceasefire proposal for Ukraine, citing the need to halt Ukraine’s mobilizat...

 1. Russian Strikes on Kyiv Kill at Least 15 people Overnight missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's capital Kyiv left at least 15 dead and more than 100 injured. EU officials started that the strikes show Russia is not interested in place. Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Israeli Tank Fire Kills 51 in Gaza Aid Crowd At least 51 Palestinians were killed and around 200 injured after Israeli tanks opened fire on people waiting for humanitarian aid in Khan You is, Gaza. Source :Al Jazeera Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  3. Tramp Leaves G7 Early, Warns Tehran Residents   U. S. President Donald Trump abruptly departed the G7 summit in Canada, urging residents of Tehran to evacuate and affirming Israel's right to defend itself.  Source :U. S. News and World's Report Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  4. Tramp Seeks "Real End" to Iran Nuclear Issue President Trump started he wants a...

1. Deadly Airstrikes Hits Gaza School, Killing Dozens Including Children  Israeli airstrikes targeted a school building in Gaza City that was being used as a shelter for displaced families. The bombing triggered a massive fire and resulted in at least 36 fatalities, among whom were several women and children. The school had previously been identified as a safe zone by humanitarian agencies. The attack drew swift condemnation from multiple global human rights organisations.  Source :Al Jazeera Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Russia Unleashes Largest Drone and Missile Barrage on Ukraine  Russia Launched a massive wave of aerial assaults, deploying 355 drones and nine missiles across various regions in Ukraine. This marks the largest dorne attack since the war began. The onslaught destroyed vital infrastructure and injected civilians, adding to the already dire humanitarian crisis in cities like Kyiv and Odesa.  Source :The Guardian  Th...