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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A ‘zero-for-zero’ tariff approach is being touted as the best way for India to deal with US President Donald Trump’s proposed reciprocal tariffs. Mint explains what this initiative is and why some consider it to be a better option than a bilateral trade agreement.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Indian stock markets fell on Monday due to various global and domestic factors. The Sensex dropped over 700 points from its intraday high to close 217 points lower at 74,115.17.

government shutdown now seems likely and that could initiate a disaser-like scenario, including halted services, delays in programs like veterans’ benefits, food assistance, and healthcare. National parks, passport processing, and IRS operations might also grind to a temporary stop, as per reports.

Bank of Canada interest rate cuts might not be able to fix the damage of a trade war — but they can’t hurt either, say economists.

United States President Donald Trump’s tariff war has become a complicated roller coaster of international trade disputes.

The segment made fun of Musk's interactions with Trump, his expanding family, and his fashion sense.

federal agencies. The pair also joined forces on social media to push back against criticism of US support for Ukraine. Musk claimed his Starlink satellite internet system was critical to Ukraine’s military operations, suggesting the front lines would collapse without it. Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski criticized Musk’s remarks as a veiled threat, noting Poland pays millions annually for Starlink services in Ukraine and warned of seeking alternatives if SpaceX became unreliable. Rubio quickly defended Musk, denying any threats to cut Ukraine’s access and praising Starlink as vital to Ukraine’s survival in the war.

Donald Trump’s federal policy changes. Harvard University announced a temporary hiring freeze on Monday. The move was confirmed in a notice from Harvard’s President, Dr Alan M Garber, and other senior administrators on Monday. Harvard is among the ten universities which are currently under federal scrutiny for concerns related to antisemitic protests on campuses. As per a New York Times report, Harvard’s decision is particularly significant given its $50 billion endowments. Moreover, Dr Garber’s statement did not mention President Trump directly but noted that universities nationwide are facing substantial financial uncertainties due to changes in federal policies.

President Donald Trump has spoken of tariffs as a job-creating behemoth.

The commerce and industry ministry has also sought wish lists of various industries and tariff concessions they expect from Washington under the pact. «Inputs have been sought from various stakeholders as both sides aim to increase exports,» said an official. US President Donald Trump claimed Friday that India will significantly reduce tariffs on American imports, saying New Delhi imposed «massive» trade barriers and that «somebody is finally exposing them for what they have done».

Prime Video has announced the streaming release of The Apprentice, featuring Donald Trump. The first seven seasons of the reality competition show will be available on the platform, with episodes rolling out weekly.

Kristi Noem was officially sworn in as the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Her confirmation followed a 59-34 vote in the Republican-controlled Senate, securing her role as the nation’s top security official. A strong ally of former President Donald Trump, Noem’s appointment was praised by the White House. A post on X read, "@KristiNoem's confirmation as Secretary of Homeland Security underscores President Trump's commitment to strengthening our nation's security. America is BACK." Following her confirmation, Noem reiterated her commitment to securing the southern border, reforming the immigration system, and preventing terror threats. She also pledged to enhance disaster response efforts to provide swift relief to Americans in crisis.

Indo-Pacific could offer an alternative trading framework, but many countries—especially India—will be uneasy about China’s dominant role within it, commented Martin Wolf, Chief Economics Commentator at the Financial Times. He set the tone for CUTS International’s webinar on geopolitics last week. The two-session brought together global experts, policymakers, and thought leaders to assess the implications of President Donald Trump’s second term on the Indo-Pacific region’s geopolitics, trade, and security frameworks. Ambassador Meera Shankar, former Indian Ambassador to the U.S., emphasised that “Collective security, collective prosperity, and a rules-based order drive the Indo-Pacific region.” However, she noted that while economic cooperation has progressed, collective security remains a work in progress.

Shares of Strategy (MSTR) and other companies tied to cryptocurrencies sank along with the price of digital coins on concerns about President Donald Trump's federal bitcoin strategic reserve plan and worries about the U.S. economy. 

The Czech National Bank (CNB) recently launched an investigation into whether to invest in cryptocurrency or other digital assets. 

executive orders from former US President Joe Biden contained identical autopen signatures, which has led to doubts about his understanding of the policies he approved. Many critics believe that these unauthentic signature practices create multiple legal and constitutional problems because of the ongoing debate about Biden’s mental state during his presidential years.

Howard Lutnick has been appointed as new US Commerce Secretary by US President Donald Trump. Lutnick, a strong advocate of tariffs, will play a central role in President Donald Trump’s trade strategy, working closely with the US Trade Representative’s office. His appointment aligns with the administration’s ongoing tariff policies targeting China, Canada, and Mexico. While some duties have been temporarily paused for negotiations, steel and aluminum tariffs are set to take effect on March 12.

In his victory speech, he said: «When we come together, we build things that last, because we are Canada strong.» Stocks plunge as Donald Trump slaps tariffs on US trading partners Carney also took on Donald Trump and his trade war in his speech, arguing the US president «thinks he can weaken us with his plan to divide and conquer». «The Americans want our resources, our water, our land, our country. If they succeeded, they would destroy our way of life […] and Canada never, ever will be part of America in any way, shape or form.» The incoming prime minister continued: «The Cana...

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. US President Donald Trump’s recent declaration of English as the official language of the US may seem relatively benign. Most residents already speak English and a majority of immigrants are eager to learn it.