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Former President Donald Trump has controversially suggested that President Joe Biden was executed in 2020 and replaced by clones, furthering conspiracy theories prevalent in fringe online forums. Despite the lack of evidence, Trump’s statements have sparked political backlash, raising concerns about the impact of disinformation on public trust and the upcoming election.
Nigeria is grappling with its worst flooding crisis in decades, resulting in over 200 deaths and displacing more than half a million people. Torrential rains, compounded by climate change and poor infrastructure, have devastated communities nationwide. Relief efforts are underway, yet risks of disease and food insecurity loom large amidst ongoing humanitarian challenges.
Adverse weather in Delhi led to significant air travel disruptions on May 31, 2025, prompting airlines like IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet to issue advisories. Passengers are urged to check flight statuses and allow extra travel time due to rains and potential thunderstorms, as operations are affected during monsoon season.
Chancellor Merz of Germany promises to assist Ukraine in developing long-range missiles as part of an expansion of support. In a strategic move that indicates growing Western backing for Kyiv in the midst of its ongoing confrontation with Russia, Germany has pledged to assist Ukraine in developing long-range missile weapons. The statement was made in … Read More “Germany to Help Ukraine Develop Long-Range Missiles” »
Volvo Cars, Owned by Chinese Firm Geely, to Cut 3,000 Jobs Amid Industry Turmoil Volvo Cars, the iconic Swedish automaker now under the ownership of China’s Geely Holding Group, has announced it will cut approximately 3,000 jobs globally as part of a sweeping cost-reduction initiative. The decision comes amid intensifying industry challenges, including a costly … Read More “Volvo Cars, Owned by Chinese Firm, to Slash 3,000 Jobs” »
Several Airstrikes Kill Dozens Throughout Gaza On May 25, 2025, Israeli attacks throughout the Gaza Strip killed a minimum of 23 Palestinians, as reported by local health officials and medics. The attacks struck several areas, including Khan Younis, Jabalia, and Nuseirat, resulting in heavy civilian losses and further worsening the prevailing humanitarian crisis in the area. Journalist and Rescue Official Killed Among the killed were Hassan Majdi Abu Warda, a reporter, and Ashraf Abu Nar, a high-ranking official in Gaza’s civil emergency services, and several of his relatives. The Gaza government information office said Abu Warda’s death raises the toll of reporters killed since October 2023 to 220. … Read More “Israeli strikes kill 24, deepen Gaza crisis” »
In a development that highlights the intensifying frictions in transatlantic trade, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has condemned U.S. President Donald Trump‘s plan for 50% tariffs on European Union products. Wadephul, speaking to the media from Berlin this week, characterized the tariffs as “economically disadvantageous to both parties” and cautioned against the long-term effects such protectionism could have on international markets and diplomatic ties. The threatened tariffs, to be imposed widely on EU-produced goods such as cars, machinery, and household items, represent a sharp escalation of trade tensions. The move follows months of acrimonious negotiations between Brussels and Washington over allegations of unequal trade and industrial policy. Germany, the largest economy in Europe and a principal manufacturing center, could face dire consequences from the tariffs. A Standoff Reignited This is not the initial instance of trade tensions between Europe and the U.S. under Trump. Even his earlier administration from 2018–2020 witnessed a tariff storm and retaliatory measures, which cooled relations temporarily among major NATO allies. Even if diplomatic engagement was maintained by subsequent … Read More “German Foreign Minister Criticizes U.S. Tariffs: “A Blow to Global Trade and Cooperation”” »
The EU has strongly condemned Donald Trump’s threat to impose 50% tariffs on European car imports if he wins the 2024 election, reigniting concerns about US-EU trade relations. EU leaders demand respect, and the bloc is preparing for potential retaliatory measures. The situation raises alarms about economic stability and international cooperation.
On May 23, 2025, the US Dollar surged to a nearly five-week high amid global economic uncertainties, driven by its status as a safe haven currency. The Dollar Index (DXY) rose to 105.73, reflecting investor concerns over inflation and geopolitical instability. Major currencies weakened against the dollar, with significant impacts noted in the euro, yen, and Indian rupee. Concurrently, Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $82,450, fueled by institutional demand and optimism for regulatory clarity. The simultaneous rise of both the dollar and Bitcoin highlights evolving investor strategies, as both are beginning to coexist in diversified portfolios amidst market volatility.
Disney has finally released the highly-awaited trailer for Zootopia 2, which is the eagerly anticipated sequel to its 2016 animated hit. The trailer that was released online and on Disney’s official social media handles presents the fans with an electrifying peek into the new chapter of the much-loved animal city, Zootopia. Back on the screen … Read More “Zootopia 2 Trailer Drops: Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde Return With a Slithery New Ally” »
