Graham Vandenburg Moody’s has downgraded the credit rating of the United States, raising concerns about the country’s growing debt, which currently stands at a staggering $36 trillion. This downgrade has created ripples in financial markets and may hinder President Donald Trump’s plans to cut taxes. The rating agency lowered the US government’s credit score from Aaa to … Read more
Officials from Iran and the United States are set to meet in Rome this Friday to continue their discussions regarding Iran’s nuclear program. This announcement comes from Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi, even as tensions rise over Iran’s uranium enrichment activities. The ongoing talks are a response to the conflicting positions held by both nations. … Read more
Israel’s Supreme Court has ruled that the government’s decision to fire Ronen Bar, the head of the Shin Bet security service, was unlawful. This ruling adds another chapter to the ongoing tension between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s administration and the Israeli justice system. The court stated that the process leading to Bar’s dismissal lacked proper … Read more
South Sudan faces a serious economic crisis as Sudan plans to shut down oil export facilities that South Sudan relies on for over 90 percent of its government revenue. This alarming announcement came on May 9, amid ongoing conflict between Sudan’s army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The situation has raised concerns that … Read more
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a significant new agreement with the European Union, marking a pivotal moment nearly nine years after the Brexit vote. This deal aims to strengthen ties between the UK and the EU, focusing on security, trade, and cooperation. The agreement, revealed at the UK-EU Summit held at Lancaster House … Read more
A tragic explosion targeting a school bus in Khuzdar district, Balochistan, Pakistan, has left at least six people dead, including four children. The attack occurred on Wednesday morning as the bus was picking up students from the Army Public School. Along with the children, the bus driver and his assistant were also killed in the … Read more
Tea is the world’s most popular drink after water. It surpasses coffee and beer, which come in second and third place. To celebrate this beloved beverage, May 21 is recognized as International Tea Day by the United Nations. This day highlights the importance of tea, not just for its economic value but also for its … Read more
Elon Musk has confirmed that he plans to remain as Tesla’s CEO for at least another five years. This announcement comes after some speculation about his potential departure. Musk made his commitment clear during an economic forum in Qatar, stating that maintaining control over Tesla is crucial for him. Earlier this month, Tesla’s chair, Robyn … Read more
On May 5, Israel announced its plan to permanently reoccupy Gaza, marking a significant escalation in its military control. This move is not just about land; it represents a serious attack on the truth. Palestinian journalists are among the first victims in this struggle, facing increasing danger as they try to report on the ongoing … Read more
The leaders of the United Kingdom, France, and Canada have expressed strong opposition to Israel’s military actions in Gaza. They are calling for an end to the ongoing offensive and for restrictions on humanitarian aid to be lifted. In a statement released on Monday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Canadian … Read more
