The IDF has launched 669 airstrikes on Lebanon since the so-called ceasefire went into effect last November, claiming that the country has not done enough to uproot Hezbollah’s positions in the southern region, a claim that has been outright rejected by Beirut.
A newly released study found that the official death toll inside Gaza is likely much higher than the 70,100 recorded as of 28 November.
Israeli forces carried out a nighttime raid in southern Syria, killing at least 13 people and injuring 24, which Syria’s Foreign Ministry called a “war crime.”
The IDF announced last week that it was kicking off a “broad counter-terrorism operation” targeting the town of Tubas that was expected to last days, claiming that the neighborhood has become a hotbed for terrorist activities.
A murderous video emerged last week out of Jenin, the West Bank city, that showed Israeli Defense Force troops gunning down two Palestinian men who had been surrendering with their arms up.
Investment bank Goldman Sachs is poised to take a market-leading 34 percent share of the advisory services for this year’s mergers and acquisitions as measured by value, data service LSEG reported earlier this month.
A U.S. run on stablecoins—a mass rush to convert them to cash—could force the European Central Bank (ECB) to change its interest rate to contain potential damage to Europe’s economy, Olaf Sleijpen, governor of the Netherlands’ central bank and a member of the ECB’s governing council, warned in a statement last week.
From 7 October through 18 November, investors yanked $1.2 trillion out of the crypto market as their concerns rose over the short-term future of risky assets.
What is now being reported by the mainstream media regarding the fears of an AI stock bubble is old news for Trends Journal subscribers, since we have noted for some 11 months to beware of a Dot-com Bust 2.0.
The price of diesel fuel in Europe rose as high as $845 a metric ton on 19 November, up from as low as $628 in October, as demand rose unexpectedly at a time when supply tightened.