The Canadian government is militarizing its country in such a way that its armed forces will play a leading role in nearly all levels of society, from its economy to a larger reserve force in the event of a large-scale war breaking out, WSWS reported.
Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister, seemed to cast doubt on the viability of the Washington-backed peace proposal if the document undergoes any edits that erase “key understandings” that he said Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed with President Donald Trump during their Alaska summit in August.
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.
The impact of Donald Trump’s tariff war on the world’s economy has been less than feared but still has taken a toll, according to figures released by several national governments.
The Trump administration has ramped up its attacks on so-called terror groups in Somalia and carried out its 100th of the year in the impoverished country’s northeast.
The controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation announced Monday that it will wrap up its work inside Gaza and that it will hand over operations to the international security force that will be taking over under U.S. President Donald Trump’s peace plan for the enclave.
President Donald Trump and his merry menagerie that inhabit the White House have had a couple of exciting weeks bringing “peace or pieces” to half the world while also pulling back the curtain on what that naughty character Jeffrey Epstein just might have been up to...
Just days before the high-profile visit of Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud to the White House, the Trump Organization and Dar Global announced an 80-villa development in the Maldives that will incorporate cryptocurrencies to “tokenize” the project—raising new concerns about the overlap with President Donald Trump’s political and business ventures.
The Trump administration has shown that if you don’t have the money, you don’t get invited into The Club, and The Washington Post ran an extensive article last week documenting how the country’s richest are pumping more money than ever into elections and wielding more influence than ever.
U.S. President Donald Trump has employed the military to take over city streets and to bomb alleged drug boats in the Caribbean, which prompted Democrats to film a video message to service members that it is their obligation to reject illegal orders from their chain of command.