The return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency is stirring up big questions, especially about the future of the Middle East. His first term showed us a bold, unconventional approach to foreign policy, and many wonder what his second term will mean for the region. Will it lead to
President-elect Donald Trump has selected former Congresswoman and Lieutenant Colonel Tulsi Gabbard as the new Director of National Intelligence (DNI). This announcement has sent shockwaves through Washington and raised eyebrows across the political spectrum. The Rise of Tulsi Gabbard Tulsi Gabbard is no stranger to breaking barriers. A former Congresswoman
Recently, the Russian Foreign Ministry made an eye-catching change: they renamed their Department of European Cooperation (DEC) to the Department of European Problems (DEP). This change was noted on their official website and reported by Russian media. What Does This Name Change Mean? Despite the new name, the department will
The British Treasury chief, Rachel Reeves, is set to announce a major budget plan that includes a staggering $51 billion (or 40 billion pounds) in tax increases. This is her first budget since the Labour Party took power in July. Reeves believes these tax hikes are necessary to fill what
The U.S. military has a secret plan to develop incredibly realistic fake people for the internet, making it hard for anyone—humans or computers—to tell they are not real. This comes from a document reviewed by The Intercept, which reveals that the Special Operations Command (SOCOM) is looking for companies to
The Indian government has decided to create a new missile testing center in Andhra Pradesh, located on the eastern coast of the country. This exciting news was announced after a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, last week. Where Will It Be?
The Russian State Social University (RSSU) has proposed a new tax aimed at people without children, and the idea is stirring up a lot of conversation. This tax would be a revival of a similar policy that existed during the Soviet Union from 1941 to 1992. What’s the Proposal About?
In a surprising move, Niger’s media regulator has banned the popular French television show ‘The Bachelor.’ The government believes the show threatens the country’s values and is not suitable for its young viewers. This ban follows similar actions taken by neighboring Burkina Faso against the same channel, Canal Plus. Why
A major scandal is brewing in the U.S. Navy after lawmakers ordered an investigation into reports of dangerous welding flaws on submarines and aircraft carriers. These aren’t just any ships—they are some of the most powerful vessels in the Navy, and some are already in use while others are still
