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Nato chief says Russian victory over Ukraine would have costly impact on alliance’s credibility
Nato secretary-general Mark Rutte warned that a Russian victory in Ukraine would undermine Nato’s credibility, costing trillions to restore. Speaking at Davos, Rutte emphasized the need to increase western support for Ukraine, rejecting the notion of scaling back aid. He cautioned against a rushed peace deal with Russia, warning it could embolden Putin and his…
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Saudi crown prince hints at $600 billion investment in the US
Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman plans a $600 billion investment in the US over the next four years, following telephonic discussions with President Trump. This announcement underscores the close ties between the two nations, despite recent tensions and decreased reliance on Saudi oil exports.
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Some England players faced Indian spinners for first time: Jos Buttler
England captain Jos Buttler acknowledged his team’s inability to effectively counter India’s spin attack in the first T20I, leading to a seven-wicket defeat. He emphasized the need for individual players to develop strategies against spin and highlighted the importance of adaptability for the upcoming match in Chennai.
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Abhishek Sharma hails ‘game-changer’ Varun Chakaravarthy
Opener Abhishek Sharma credits mystery spinner Varun Chakaravarthy for India’s turnaround in their seven-wicket victory against England in the T20 series opener. Chakaravarthy’s pivotal over halted England’s progress, allowing other bowlers to capitalize. Sharma also praised the team’s support and his IPL experience for bolstering his fearless batting.
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Michael Clarke inducted into Australian Cricket Hall of Fame
Michael Clarke, former Australian cricket captain, has been inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame. Clarke, known for his outstanding performance, achieved over 8600 Test runs, 28 centuries, and a triple century at the SCG. Praised for his leadership, especially after the tragic death of Phil Hughes, Clarke expressed his honor during the Sydney…
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It’s a first! Gold prices cross Rs 80,000 per 10 grams as investors park funds in yellow metal
For the first time, gold prices have surpassed Rs 80,000/10 gm due to increased demand from investors seeking a safe haven amidst potential market volatility caused by an anticipated disruptive Donald Trump presidency and the global weakening of the dollar.