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The world has entered 2026 amid mixed optimism and caution, as global leaders use New Year messages to call for stability, peace and economic resilience. Markets are watching closely as inflation pressures, geopolitical tensions and energy prices continue to shape the year ahead.
Across Europe and North America, governments face renewed pressure over ageing populations, public spending and migration policies, while conflicts and diplomatic standoffs remain unresolved in several regions.
Meanwhile, technology and artificial intelligence continue to dominate business outlooks, with companies accelerating automation and cost-cutting strategies worldwide.
Here in the UK, New Year celebrations took place under heightened security, with millions watching London’s Thames fireworks despite freezing conditions.
Attention now shifts to cost-of-living pressures, as households prepare for rising energy bills and tax changes coming into force this month.
The NHS remains under strain, with winter demand prompting renewed calls for healthcare reform. Politically, the government faces a busy start to the year, with economic growth, migration, and public services high on the agenda.
For Non-Resident Indians, a growing number are reassessing life abroad. The so-called “Great Indian Ghar Wapsi” continues, driven by visa uncertainty, job insecurity and better opportunities back home.
In Canada, healthcare access for migrant communities is under scrutiny following recent tragedies, while in the Gulf, stricter labour and residency enforcement has led to increased deportations of Indian workers.
At the same time, Indian-origin professionals continue to excel globally, particularly in technology and business leadership, reinforcing the Indian diaspora’s global influence.