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As Donald Trump returns to the White House, here is what he promised to do on day 1
Donald Trump is likely to sign over 50 executive orders on the first day of his presidency
By The Week News Desk
January 20, 2025
The raging Los Angeles fires and the impermanence of materiality
In the last few decades, human beings are equally to blame for disasters such as forest fires and earthquakes
SYRIA's house of horrors | Inside Bashar al-Assad's SEDNAYA prison | Syria civil war
Multimedia journalist Anagha Subhash Nair brings us visuals from Damascus after the fall of the Assad regime.
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Ratan Tata | Interview with Dr Thomas Mathew, author of the biography 'Ratan Tata: A Life'
Dr Thomas Mathew, author of the Ratan Tata biography, 'Ratan Tata: A Life' speaks to THE WEEK special correspondent Anjuly Mathai.
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Gukesh beats Ding to become youngest world chess champion! India-Australia Test: Should Rohit open?
Ayaz gives his take on Gukesh D. dethroning China's Ding Liren to become the youngest world champion in chess history, whether Magnus Carlsen's shadow will dilute Gukesh's reign and the third Test between India and Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane
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ISRAEL plans law to dissolve campus groups backing armed struggle against the state | Israel news
The Israeli cabinet recently discussed a legislation that would empower the government to dissolve campus organizations deemed sympathetic to groups engaged in armed struggle against the state of Israel.
National
- India world's second most prepared job markets for future in-demand skills QS Skills Index
- Kerala police exhume body of man who attained 'samadhi'
- RSS chief Bhagwat's statement shows he doesn't believe in Constitution Congress
- Deputy CM Shivakumar fumes at Minister Jarkiholi for his statement on replacing KPCC prez
- Court denies bail to man accused of posing as cop and robbing Mumbai restaurant owner
International
- As flames linger talk turns to rebuilding Los Angeles neighbourhoods levelled by wildfires
- YouTube election fraud conspiracy theories fuel impeached South Korean president his supporters
- Guinea's main opposition parties call for withdrawal from junta-led legislative body
- Rocket attack targets aid convoy in Pakistan's Kurram district amid sectarian unrest
- Incoming US NSA indicates continuation of several elements of Biden's China policy
Entertainment
- Coldplay concerts in Gujarat WR's two winter special trains set to help attendees
- Saif knife attack Jr NTR Chiranjeevi 'shocked' Pooja Bhatt questions lawlessness in Mumbai
- Attack on Saif worrisome NCP SP leader Sule
- Actor Saif Ali Khan injured in knife attack by intruder at Mumbai home undergoes surgery
- Actor Saif Ali Khan injured in knife attack by intruder at Mumbai home undergoes surgery
Sports
- Odisha Warriors win in penalty shootout against Shrachi Rarh Bengal Tigers
- Kuldeep Yadav hits the nets ahead of England ODIs Champions Trophy
- Sindhu Kiran enter quarterfinals of India Super 750
- Tennis player Taylor Fritz is donating Australian Open prize money to LA wildfire relief funds
- Yamal conjures up Messi memories after Barcelona runs riot over Madrid and Betis
Business
- PM approves 8th pay commission to benefit 1.15 cr central employees pensioners
- Take stringent action against those involved in illegal mining HP industries minister
- Global shares advance after inflation data drives rally on Wall Street
- Reliance to bring American luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue enters into franchise agreement
- Hindenburg which targeted Adani shuts shop
Malayalam director Rosshan Andrrews, known in Kerala for such hits as 'Udhayananu Tharam', 'Mumbai Police', and 'Kayamkulam Kochunni', makes his Hindi directorial debut with the film which has Shahid playing a cop
EDITOR'S PICK
THE WEEK goes to Machoi Glacier where India trains its soldiers to guard its crucial heights
On snow-covered battlefields like the Himalayas, the Army wants its junior leadership to become decision-makers at the tactical level
By Namrata Biji Ahuja
'HAWS is focusing on empowering junior leadership': Major General Bruce Fernandez
Major General Bruce Fernandez, Commandant, High Altitude Warfare School, says today’s wars are about operating in smaller groups because of the high transparency and visibility afforded by technology
By Namrata Biji Ahuja
'India is preparing for a two-and-a-half-front war': Radha Krishna Mathur
Former defence secretary Radha Krishna Mathur says new conflicts would also involve space and cyber domains
By Radha Krishna Mathur
'India has advantage in high altitude combat': Lieutenant General S.L. Narasimhan (retd)
Lieutenant General S.L. Narasimhan (retd) says tactics and doctrine are refined over time and passed down through generations of soldiers
By Lieutenant General S.L. Narasimhan (retd)
How mountaineering expeditions play crucial role in mountain warfare training
Colonel Ranveer Jamwal says challenges faced during such expeditions mirror the conditions encountered in mountain warfare
By Colonel Ranveer Jamwal
‘Silo’ review: Rebecca Ferguson shines in an explosive season 2 finale
In Apple TV+’s best weekend yet, the cast and crew of ‘Silo’ deliver a work of art with the latest season finale, leaving you satisfied yet yearning for more
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