The intensifying tensions between nuclear powers India and Pakistan pose a significant risk of widespread and severe humanitarian consequences for the region. Escalating tensions highlight the critical need for emergency preparedness in the energy sector. A protracted conflict would significantly threaten

Indian equity markets opened sharply lower on Friday, weighed down by investor concerns following a series of drone and missile attacks launched by Pakistan on the evening of May 8. The benchmark BSE Sensex fell 765.80 points or 0.95% to

European stock markets are poised for a positive opening on Friday, buoyed by recent confirmations of a US-UK trade agreement and growing anticipation surrounding crucial trade negotiations between the United States and China scheduled to commence this weekend. Investor focus

Asian-Pacific financial markets presented a fragmented picture on Friday as investors grappled with strong Chinese trade data that paradoxically failed to dispel underlying anxieties about the ongoing tariff conflict with the United States. While some regional bourses advanced, buoyed by

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International Airlines Group, the owner of British Airways, has placed a landmark order for 32 long-haul jets from Boeing worth nearly $13bn (£9.8bn), a day after a trade agreement between the UK and US led to the scrapping of tariffs

To accelerate the UK’s energy transition and efficiently increase capacity, King Charles III’s Crown Estate, owner of Britain’s seabed, has approved the expansion of high-density wind farms on existing seabed leases. The Capacity Increase Programme aims to add 4.7 gigawatts of

CoreWeave, the fast-growing US-based AI data centre company, is planning to raise at least $1.5 billion in fresh debt to refinance a portion of its sizeable liabilities and support further investment, just weeks after a subdued public market debut, the

Panasonic will lay off 10,000 employees in 2025, targeting 5,000 jobs in Japan and another 5,000 overseas. The Osaka-based group, which employs nearly 230,000 people globally, is restructuring its operations after reporting a 17.5% drop in net profit to ¥366

India is preparing to cut its average tariff differential with the US by nearly 9 percentage points—bringing it down from 13% to under 4%—in a major step toward securing exemptions from President Donald Trump’s current and potential tariff hikes. The