Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that that the West was pushing the Kremlin to a “red line we can’t step back from” and announced that Moscow could jettison its restrictions on the mass production and deployment of short- and medium-range missiles, according to a report.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, the newly minted Time Person of the Year, gave an extensive interview to the magazine that was vague on top geopolitical issues, and when asked if he trusted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he said he does not trust anyone.
Leaders in some of the world’s richest countries are deeply unpopular and this past year’s elections in major countries show that the public is ready to take a stand and vote them out.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the people of Iran in a video last week and promised that they will soon be free and he has “no doubt” that they will “realize that future together.”
Donald Trump, the U.S. president-elect, is reportedly considering “preventive airstrikes” against Iranian nuclear facilities because he does not want the country to obtain nuclear weapons during his presidency.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump billed himself as the most pro-Israel candidate to ever run for the country’s top office, and while recent polls showed he made gains among American Jews, Vice President Kamala Harris managed to easily win the vote last month.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump announced last week that he asked Paul Atkins, who worked for George W. Bush administration and seen as a big advocate for deregulation of crypto currencies, to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Following the 5 November U.S. election, investors poured $139.5 billion of new money into U.S. stock funds, assuming a Trump administration will cut taxes and clear away regulations to boost corporate profits, the Financial Times reported.
Isaac Herzog, the Israeli president, called Elon Musk last week to discuss the Israeli hostages still in Hamas possession after a request made by the families of those who are held in Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is open to the idea of Israelis settling in Gaza after “encouraging” Palestinians to get out, Itamar Ben Gvir, the head of the Jewish Power party, said.