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Trump govt is hiring again, remember Doge?
The Trump administration is now actively recruiting federal employees after earlier efforts to reduce government jobs. Job postings have increased significantly, with new drives targeting tech, legal, and project management roles. While some departments may see reduced staff, others are slated for growth.
Bounty hunters and AI are helping ICE find immigrants in the US
US authorities are increasingly using private contractors and advanced AI to locate immigrants, a system dubbed 'skip tracing'. These firms, often with intelligence backgrounds, receive tens of thousands of names monthly to verify locations for potential enforcement. Financial incentives for speed raise concerns about accuracy and accountability in this expanding surveillance model.
Recession fears grip U.S., Europe as Iran war sends shockwaves across global markets. What to know
Iran war with U.S. and Israel has threatened to disrupt the global economy with fears of inflation and possible recession are setting in America and Europe.
Worries about global economic pain deepen as the war in Iran drags on
Global markets are reeling from U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran. Energy infrastructure damage is causing long-term economic pain. Oil and gas prices have surged, impacting developing nations severely. Fertilizer shortages threaten food supplies. Even the U.S. economy faces challenges. Recovery from this crisis will be slow and prolonged.
Drill India drill: Iran war triggers India’s boldest hunt for oil
The Iran war has pushed countries to prioritise energy self-reliance, with India accelerating an already underway shift toward boosting domestic production. The move is not new but builds on policy momentum from 2025, now fast-tracked due to geopolitical risks and supply disruptions.
LaGuardia crash underscores pressures on already strained air traffic control workforce
A tragic runway collision at LaGuardia Airport claimed the lives of two pilots. An Air Canada jet crashed into a fire truck during a chaotic emergency. Air traffic controllers faced immense pressure managing multiple incidents. This incident renews focus on controller staffing shortages and system strain. Investigations are underway to understand the factors leading to this grave accident.
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Trump approved Iran operation after Netanyahu argued for joint killing of Khamenei, sources say
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump just before a strike on Iran. Netanyahu argued for an attack to kill Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. New intelligence suggested a meeting of Iranian leaders was imminent. This call, along with intelligence, pushed Trump to order the military operation.
One battle after another: Iran war deals new blow to Europe's industrial heartland
European businesses are struggling with rising raw material costs and supply chain issues. The conflict in the Middle East is impacting key resources, adding to existing challenges from energy prices and past crises. Companies are facing increased expenses and uncertainty. This situation puts significant pressure on industries across the continent, particularly smaller and medium-sized firms.
Mass layoffs spike in America: WARN notices reveal hidden job crisis before it hits - here's what you need to know to prepare yourself
US layoffs 2026: A surge in U.S. layoffs is becoming evident, with over 413,000 workers impacted by large-scale job cuts last year, the highest since 2020. WARN notices, requiring 60 days' advance warning for companies with over 100 employees, offer early signals of market trouble, particularly in the tech sector.
EPFO guidelines for international workers: Govt lays down procedure to transfer EPF amount to foreign accounts
The Employees Provident Fund Organisation has simplified rules for international workers. Payments can now be made directly to overseas bank accounts. This eases hardships related to tax forms. Only nations with Social Security Agreements are eligible. A nodal office in Delhi will manage tax forms. This change aims to streamline fund transfers for global employees.
Monetise DD, AIR assets in time-bound manner: Parliamentary Panel
A parliamentary panel has directed Doordarshan and All India Radio to generate revenue from their assets. This will be achieved through leasing, redevelopment, and public-private partnerships. The panel seeks regular updates on progress and revenue generation. Prasar Bharati has a draft plan to unlock value from surplus assets. This includes leasing vacant space and redeveloping land parcels.
Indian vessel Jag Laadki arrives at India's Mundra port with 81,000 MT crude oil
The Indian vessel Jag Laadki has arrived at Adani's Mundra port in Gujarat. It carried approximately 80,886 metric tonnes of crude oil from the UAE. This delivery is crucial amid regional energy shortages. The shipment supports major refineries. It helps maintain operations and bolsters India's energy security during supply disruptions.
AI agent 'lobster fever' grips China despite risks
The tool has fascinated tech circles worldwide but particularly in China, gripping tech-savvy companies and individuals keen to keep up with the next big thing in AI. Hundreds of people queued at tech giant Baidu's Beijing headquarters this week for an OpenClaw event where engineers helped attendees set up their "little lobsters".
Pentagon's chief tech officer says he clashed with AI company Anthropic over autonomous warfare
The comments came after the Pentagon formally designated San Francisco-based Anthropic a supply chain risk, cutting off its defense work using a rule designed to prevent foreign adversaries from harming national security systems. Anthropic has vowed to sue over the designation, which affects its business partnerships with other military contractors.
Pentagon official says AI debate over Trump’s Golden Dome missile defence program led to dispute with Anthropic
A top Pentagon official stated Anthropic's AI restrictions on autonomous weapons and surveillance created a conflict with US military plans. These plans include space-based defense and drone swarms. The Pentagon designated Anthropic a supply chain risk. This move impacts its defense work. Anthropic plans to sue. The dispute highlights the military's push for AI autonomy.
US employers cut a surprising 92,000 jobs last month as unemployment rate rises to 4.4%
The Labour Department reported Friday that hiring deteriorated from January, which companies, nonprofits and government agencies added 126,000 jobs. Economists had expected 60,000 new jobs in February.
AI yet to trigger job losses but early signs of slower hiring for younger workers: Anthropic study
AI's reach is still limited, a new study shows. While AI has not caused widespread job losses, younger workers in exposed jobs see hiring slow. White-collar roles involving coding and data analysis are most affected. Jobs needing manual skills are least susceptible. The study compares AI capability to actual use.
Canada faces labour shortage despite low unemployment as foreign worker caps take effect; How government plans to fill it
Canadian businesses face critical labour shortages as new federal limits on temporary foreign workers take effect, forcing many to leave. Despite a low unemployment rate, sectors like manufacturing and hospitality are struggling to fill positions. The government aims to reduce temporary worker numbers by 2027, prioritizing skilled immigration to address the gap.
What is Iran’s Revolutionary Guard? Role, history and growing regional influence
Iran's Revolutionary Guard is a powerful force within its government. It oversees missiles and conducts overseas attacks. The Guard's influence grew after the 1979 revolution and a war with Iraq. It has expanded into private enterprise. The Guard's Quds Force supports regional groups against Israel and the United States.
Why is global uncertainty at an all-time high in 2026? World Uncertainty Index surges to 106,862 in February - worse than COVID, 2008 crash, and 9/11 combined
The World Uncertainty Index hit 106,862 in February 2026. That number is unprecedented. It beats every crisis in modern history. COVID peaked lower. So did the 2008 financial crash. The Dot-Com collapse was nowhere close. This is not a forecast. This is live data from 143 countries. Economists are alarmed. Markets are rattled. And nobody has a clean answer yet.
Centre begins CPWD overhaul after 14 years
In a bold move to elevate infrastructure development, India's Central Public Works Department (CPWD) is undergoing a significant transformation. With an influx of skilled professionals, the agency is set to tackle the increasing demands of modern construction. As new architectural wonders rise across the nation, CPWD is now managing an impressive portfolio of projects worth ₹25,000 crore each year.
US job growth was overstated by 1 million in 2025 after massive revision, biggest cut in 20 years - what it means now
US job growth revision 2025: America's job growth for 2025 has been drastically revised downwards. Over one million jobs were removed from earlier reports, marking the largest cut in two decades. This correction reveals a weaker job market than previously understood. Healthcare remains the sole sector showing significant gains, while manufacturing, retail, and white-collar jobs have declined.
How China built a chip industry, and why it's still not enough
Chinese AI leaders are pushing for global dominance but face a critical semiconductor shortage. This underscores Beijing's urgent drive for self-sufficiency in strategic technologies.
Artha Venture Fund removes Hornet CEO over misconduct claims; founder calls move ‘criminal conspiracy’
Artha Venture Fund, an early-stage venture capital firm, has led the removal of Souvik Haldar, founder and chief executive of Kolkata-based Hornet, which operates crypto and dark web forensics platform, citing allegations of misconduct, misuse of company funds and data theft.
Urban migration in India sets stage for record property IPO year
Indian real estate developers are increasingly turning to capital markets for funding, with several companies lining up for IPOs expected to raise billions. This surge reflects growing investor confidence driven by robust urban migration and the country's expanding role as a technology hub, despite recent underperformance in real estate stocks.
The US economy is booming. So why is the job market lagging?
Despite robust economic growth, the U.S. job market is surprisingly sluggish, with job creation significantly lower than in recent years. High interest rates, workforce changes, and trade policy uncertainty are cited as key factors. While unemployment remains low due to reduced competition, finding new jobs is proving difficult, especially for entry-level workers facing automation.
AI has led to industrialisation of cybercrime, says I4C CEO
The advent of artificial intelligence has led to the industrialisation of cybercrime, with a lot of automated attacks being carried out by organised gangs, a top official of the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre said on Tuesday.
Employee gets terminated after giving a two-week notice — now faces questions about the firing, advice pours in
Nearly 20% of employers now end employment immediately after a worker resigns to protect digital data. This is not a "firing." It is a security protocol. Tell recruiters you resigned voluntarily. Explain the company accelerated your departure date. This is common in government and tech roles. Use your resignation letter as proof. It shows professional intent. Your record remains clean.
Centre kicks off search for Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau's new director general
The government is actively seeking a new chief for the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) as the current director general retires in June. Alongside this, 23 new officials are being hired to strengthen the agency. This move comes amid intense scrutiny of AAIB's performance following last year's fatal Air India crash, with concerns raised about communication and transparency.
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