Teh American Development Agency (USAID),a cornerstone of global humanitarian efforts,is facing unprecedented scrutiny and disruption under the new administration of President Donald Trump. recently, Trump froze most of USAID’s credits, a move that has sparked widespread concern for the millions of vulnerable individuals who rely on its aid. This decision has been met with sharp … Read more
The Ongoing debate: Did COVID-19 Originate from a Wuhan Lab or Nature? As the emergence of COVID-19, the origin of the SARS-CoV-2 virus has been a topic of intense debate. Political leaders, infectious disease specialists, and the general public have been divided between two primary hypotheses: a natural zoonotic transmission from animals too humans … Read more
Kremlin Awaits U.S. Signals for Putin-Trump Meeting, Says Spokesperson The Kremlin has yet to receive any formal communication from the UNITED STATES regarding a potential meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, according to Russian presidency spokesperson Dmitri Peskov. Speaking to journalists on Monday, January 27, Peskov emphasized that while Moscow remains prepared for such … Read more
nUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio has issued a stark warning too the Taliban, threatening to place bounties on the heads of their leaders after discovering that more American hostages are being held in Afghanistan than previously reported. this escalation in rhetoric follows a recent prisoner exchange between Kabul and Washington, marking one of the … Read more
US Freezes Nearly All Foreign Aid in Latest Trump-Era Policy Shift In a bold move that has sent shockwaves through diplomatic circles, the United States, under the leadership of president donald Trump, has announced a sweeping freeze on nearly all foreign aid programs worldwide. This decision, communicated by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, marks another … Read more
suspected of being a hacker. teh British Museum, one of the most visited in the world, announced on thursday, january 25, that it had been the victim of a cyberattack.The institution, which welcomes nearly six million visitors each year, has decided to close part of its premises to the public as a precautionary measure. The … Read more
President Trump’s First Trip as 47th President: A Focus on Disaster-Hit States On Friday, Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States, embarked on his first official trip since taking office. His journey began in North Carolina, a southeastern state recently ravaged by natural disasters, and continued to California, a democratic stronghold grappling with … Read more
Trump’s Executive Order on Birthright Citizenship Temporarily Blocked by Federal Judge on the day of his inauguration, President Donald Trump declared his intention to end both the right to asylum and the right to land, a move that has sparked immediate legal and political backlash.Just days into his presidency,a federal judge in Seattle temporarily suspended … Read more
Gaza’s Health System in Crisis: A Daunting road to Recovery After 15 Months of War After more than 15 months of war,Gaza’s health system lies in ruins,with only half of its 36 hospitals partially operational and a mere 38% of primary health centers functioning.The World Health Institution (WHO) has issued a stark warning about the … Read more
participate in teh treaty, adn Japan has not signed it either. Japan is the only country in the world to have suffered a nuclear attack, and the government has been calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons, but it has not signed the treaty, citing the need for a realistic approach to nuclear disarmament. In … Read more