The European Union (EU) announced last week that it now considers Iran’s Revolutionary Guard a terror organization in response to the country’s crackdown on protesters, with Kaja Kallas, the bloc’s top diplomat, stating, “Repression cannot go unanswered.”
Masoud Pezeshkian, the Iranian president, has taken steps to prepare his country for another war with the U.S., and President Donald Trump says Tehran must agree to his terms, or face the might of American forces steaming into the region.
For the past month, Americans have been wondering whether President Trump will attack Iran, or whether the massive military build-up in the Middle East is just another bluff.
Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, laid out plans last month for a futuristic Gaza with hotels lining its beaches and skyscrapers, and he told an audience in Davos that there is no “Plan B” and he was banking on “catastrophic success,” which would include the complete disarmament of Hamas.
One’s morning ritual has become something unpleasant over the past year. Opening up the computer homepage after breakfast invariably brings up the image of the Orangeman who unfortunately is otherwise known as the president of the United States of America.
President Donald Trump’s second term could be summed up in an interview that he gave earlier this month to The New York Times about how he does not feel constrained by international laws, and said the only thing that can stop him is his own mind and morality.
All eyes were on President Donald Trump during his visit to Davos, Switzerland, last week at the height of tensions between the White House and Europe over the future of Greenland – while other issues, like punitive tariffs and the Ukraine War took a back seat.
After more than three years in which desperate home buyers bid up the prices of the near-historically low number of homes for sale, in December, there were about 45 percent more households trying to sell their houses than people who bought homes, despite mortgage interest rates falling to their lowest in about three years.
President Donald Trump’s $TRUMP memecoin, which was one selling for $75.35 a coin, has lost 94 percent of its value as of last week, according to a report last week in the Financial Times.
President Donald Trump said in an interview last week that if Iran makes good on its threat to assassinate him, the U.S. will blow up the entire country.