From national events to global affairs, business, and sports, here are the top news headlines for 5 December 2025. These highlights help young learners understand the key developments shaping the world beyond their classrooms.
School Assembly News Headlines for 5th December: National news
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in India for a two-day state visit to deepen Indo-Russian trade, defence, and energy ties.
International IDEA selects India to chair the global democratic body, recognising its election credibility.
Indigo and other airlines face scrutiny after flight cancellations and major airport system outages.
Shares in Indian IT firms surge as markets rebound despite foreign outflows and rupee hitting record low.
PM Modi extends Navy Day greetings; recalls spending Diwali onboard INS Vikrant
5th December International Headlines
Bankrupt Pakistan to sell loss-making airline PIA to meet IMF loan conditions
Trump administration orders tougher vetting for H-1B visa applicants
Meta begins removing Australian children from Instagram and Facebook
Indian national freed by Houthis after nearly five months of detention
Taiwan president says China should focus on economy, not territorial expansion
South Korea developing app to show real-time location of stalkers
5th December Sports Headlines
AUS vs ENG, 2nd Ashes Test Day 1: Joe Root scores first ton in Australia; England 325/9 at stumps
Harbhajan Singh slams Virat Kohli’s critics after his 53rd ODI century
India vs South Africa T20I: Gill and Hardik return to squad
Chess: India’s Sarwagya Kushwaha becomes youngest FIDE-rated player at age 3
La Liga: Mbappe scores twice as Real Madrid beats Athletic Bilbao 3–0
Coppa Itali ..
5th December Business Headlines
JFE Steel Corporation to acquire 50% stake in Bhushan Power & Steel for ₹15,750 crore.
RBI likely to tolerate weaker rupee in near term as capital inflows slow.
HSBC and EY India launch compendium promoting GIFT City as premier international financial hub.
India’s smartphone exports to the US surge over 300% in October to US$1.47 billion.
BlackRock says India’s equity valuations remain above emerging-market peers, supported by strong earnings.
Source Name : Economic Times