A new analysis warns that the global shift away from Russian gas is creating market instability due to tighter supplies and political realignments. Countries are increasingly relying on the US for LNG, described as a volatile ally, with potential for price swings and political friction as the US expands its export capacity.
A new analysis warns that the global shift away from Russian gas is creating market instability due to tighter supplies and political realignments. Countries are increasingly relying on the US for LNG, described as a volatile ally, with potential for price swings and political friction as the US expands its export capacity.
Mohammad Faiq and Maaz Sadaqat — who finished unbeaten and carried Pakistan home — were visibly fired up as they headed back to the dugout. High-fives, roars and bear hugs followed as the players celebrated the emphatic result.
Hours before former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina’s death sentence for crimes against humanity, protests erupted in Dhaka. Groups attempted to bulldoze Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s residence, prompting police and army intervention. Hasina, now in exile, rejects the charges, calling it a political vendetta. Security remains tight nationwide.
The Reserve Bank of India’s new export relief package, extending realization windows and easing credit, may weaken the rupee by delaying dollar repatriation. Bankers warn this could reduce immediate foreign exchange supply as exporters gain flexibility to hold or stagger conversions amid uncertain trade outlook and US tariffs.
US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said the recent DOE shutdown showed federal micromanagement is largely unnecessary, empowering states to oversee K-12 and higher education programmes. In USA Today, she noted that schools continued operating, teachers were paid, and student activities were unaffected. McMahon highlighted ongoing state-led reforms, Title I funding flexibilities, higher education funding…
Maharashtra GST officials have apprehended three businessmen in separate cases involving Input Tax Credit (ITC) fraud totaling over Rs 180 crore. The arrests stem from alleged involvement in issuing bogus invoices and wrongfully availing substantial amounts of ITC, causing significant losses to government revenue.
Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal has sentenced ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death for crimes against humanity. Found guilty of ordering killings and inciting violence during a student uprising, Hasina can appeal the verdict within sixty days. India may refuse extradition if the charges are deemed political, adding to Bangladesh’s political uncertainty.
Maharashtra’s cabinet approved Rs 827 crore for three loss-making District Central Cooperative Banks, overriding finance department objections. Despite past failures and financial strain, the government aims to support farmers’ access to crop loans. The move follows accumulated losses and administrative changes in these banks.
Across America, public schools are facing a sharp decline in enrollment from immigrant families, reshaping classrooms and budgets alike. From Miami-Dade to San Diego, districts report empty seats, financial shortfalls, and diminished cultural diversity, as policy changes and fear drive families away. Educators warn that the loss of these students threatens not just funding, but…
