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For the first time in US history, foreign leaders will attend a presidential inauguration. President-elect Donald Trump has invited several global figures to his swearing-in ceremony, including Argentina's president Javier Milei and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The event signifies a crucial moment in the political tradition of peaceful power transfer.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not made it to the list of eight finalists selected by TIME magazine for its annual 'Person of the Year' title.

As Liberia goes to polls, son Tim holds forth on a famous father who could be president

The US House Committee on the Judiciary on Monday announced that leaders of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google will testify during an antitrust investigation hearing.

Head of International Monetary Fund on Sunday called on China to implement "a comprehensive package of pro-market reforms" to boost a sluggish economy beset by a housing market crisis, low domestic demand and persistently high youth unemployment. Chinese policymakers have so far resisted calls to juice the economy through massive government stimulus, instead stressing the need to pivot towards "high-quality" growth.

Arunachalam Muruganantham has been chosen as one of the World’s 50 Greatest Leaders by Fortune Magazine.

Karnataka suffers a setback as Triumph Motorcycles, which eagerly wanted to set up a factory in Narsapura with an investment of Rs 850 crore, is now looking to shift to Haryana; another four big-ticket companies want to pull out.

Arvind Kejriwal has been named among the world's 50 greatest leaders by Fortune magazine with the Delhi chief minister being the sole Indian leader on the list topped by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.

Donald Trump has roped in 6 Indian-American corporate leaders, including Sunder Pichai from Google and Satya Nadella from Microsoft, to seek advice from the "smartest" people on how to restart US economy crippled by the coronavirus. The other NRI's include IBM's Arvind Krishna, Micron's Sanjay Mehrotra, Ann Mukherjee from Pernod Ricard and Ajay Banga from Mastercard.

Many people — from business leaders and editorial writers to even Buddhist monks — have urged Moon to release Lee for the sake of an economy heavily dependent on Samsung's technology exports. They worry Lee's imprisonment could compromise Samsung's speed and decisiveness, hindering its competitiveness in the fast-changing technology business.

Argentina's Senate narrowly approves president Milei's state overhaul and tax bills amid protests. Legislation grants broad powers to the president in energy, pensions, and more. Backlash from opposition and unions. Milei's party lacks majority, faces resistance. Protests turn violent, met with police force. IMF closely monitors. Passage uncertain as debate continues.

The message from Jeff Bezos: Big Tech’s not so powerful. The message from is his personal fortune: Oh yes it is. As Bezos and three other technology magnates prepare to defend their businesses at a Congressional hearing on antitrust worries Wednesday, their fast-growing wealth provides a breathtaking measure of their companies’ economic might.

India has experienced political stability under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, allowing for legal reforms, improvements to welfare systems, and infrastructure upgrades. The country's successful lunar mission, growing economy, and rising influence in sports and entertainment highlight its potential.