Trump Announces New Trade Policy with High Tariffs

US President Donald Trump unveiled a new economic doctrine, imposing a 25% tariff on foreign-made automobiles and additional tariffs on various countries, including China (34%), the EU (20%), and Japan (24%). Calling past trade policies “unilateral surrender,” he vowed to revive US manufacturing and reduce reliance on imports, citing national security concerns. Trump warned foreign […]

Students Protest Arrest of Pro-Palestine Activist at Columbia University

  Students at Columbia University staged a sit-in protest against the detention of pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil by US immigration officials. Protesters chained themselves together on campus, demanding his release and criticizing US policies. Security forces removed them, but the demonstration continued outside the university.

Israel Strikes Hama and Homs in Syria

Israel launched airstrikes on Hama and Homs after targeting Damascus. Syrian media reported that the attacks hit a military airport in Hama and the T-4 Air Base in Homs. Earlier, Israeli forces struck a research facility in Damascus. No casualties or damage assessments have been reported yet.

NATO Pledges €20B for Ukraine in 2025

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced that allies have committed over €20 billion in security aid to Ukraine for 2025. Speaking ahead of the NATO Foreign Ministers Meeting in Brussels, Rutte reaffirmed continued support for Ukraine and highlighted ongoing coordination efforts from NATO’s Wiesbaden command. Rutte warned that Russia remains a threat, citing its ties […]

Turkish Team Rescues Two in Myanmar Quake

  The Turkish search and rescue team GEA has rescued two people from the rubble in Myanmar’s capital, Naypyidaw, on the fifth day of the earthquakes. The team pulled a survivor from the collapsed Aye Chan Thar Hotel less than 24 hours after saving a 26-year-old hotel employee. The 7.7 and 6.4 magnitude earthquakes on […]

Greece Plans €25 Billion Defense Investment by 2036

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a €25 billion defense investment by 2036, calling it the most significant transformation in the country’s military history. The plan includes advanced defense technologies, drone systems, cyber capabilities, and stronger participation from the Greek defense industry. Mitsotakis stressed that these investments are essential for national sovereignty and security, citing […]

Garbage Crisis in Birmingham Amid Cleaner Strike

A strike by cleaners in Birmingham, England, has left 17,000 tons of garbage piling up on the streets. The city council launched an emergency plan to deploy 35 additional vehicles and seek support from neighboring municipalities and the government. Mayor John Cotton stated that striking workers were blocking waste collection vehicles, making cleanup efforts difficult. […]

Survivor Rescued Days After Myanmar Quakes

A 26-year-old man was pulled alive from the rubble of a hotel in Myanmar’s capital, Naypyidaw, five days after the 7.7 and 6.4 magnitude earthquakes. The rescue was carried out by Myanmar’s fire department and a Turkish search and rescue team. The earthquakes have caused widespread destruction, with the death toll rising to 2,886 and […]

Senator Booker Sets Record With 25-Hour Speech

US Senator Cory Booker delivered a 25-hour speech in the Senate, breaking the record for the longest speech to protest President Donald Trump. Booker, a Democrat, spoke from Monday evening until Tuesday night, delaying legislative proceedings. During his speech, Booker criticized cuts to Social Security and warned of threats to American democracy. He read letters […]

US Strikes Yemen, Sends Second Aircraft Carrier

A US airstrike on Yemen’s Houthi-controlled Hudaydah province killed four people, local media reported. The attack targeted an administrative building, with additional strikes reported in Hajj and Saada. Meanwhile, the Pentagon announced the deployment of a second aircraft carrier, USS Carl Vinson, to the Middle East amid ongoing tensions. Over 60 people have been killed […]