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Madagascar’s textile industry could lose 60,000 jobs due to a new 47% U.S. tariff. This sector, vital to the economy, employs 180,000 people and contributes significantly to GDP. Concerns are …
Madagascar Faces Job Losses Amidst New U.S. Tariffs on Textiles Read More
Senior U.S. and Chinese negotiators engaged in critical trade talks in Geneva, with President Trump expressing optimism about the discussions. These negotiations are the first significant in-person dialogue since the …
Trump Optimistic After U.S.-China Trade Talks in Geneva Read More
President Trump suggested lowering tariffs on Chinese imports to 80% as trade talks loom in Geneva. This marks a potential shift in the ongoing trade war, with key meetings involving …
Trump Floats 80% Tariff on China Ahead of Crucial Geneva Trade Talks Read More
Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa is visiting France, marking his first trip to Europe. He aims to demonstrate inclusivity in the new government while seeking an end to sanctions and foreign …
Syria’s President Al-Sharaa’s Pivotal Visit to France: An Analysis Read More
Saudi Arabia, often seen as a bastion of religious conservatism, surprises with its embrace of American culture, particularly through brands like Dunkin’ Donuts. This complex relationship is bolstered by long-standing …
Saudi Arabia’s Surprising Affection for American Culture and Dunkin’ Donuts Read More
Pope Leo XIV, previously known as Robert Francis Prevost, makes history as the first American pope, renowned for his missionary work in Peru. Appointed by Pope Francis to head the …
Pope Leo XIV: A Missionary Leader from Chicago to the Papacy Read More
US Vice-President J.D. Vance stated the India-Pakistan conflict is “none of our business” while urging de-escalation. President Trump echoed this sentiment, promoting peace between the nations amidst ongoing military actions. …
Vance’s Remarks on India-Pakistan Conflict: “None of Our Business” Read More
Mozambique has signed a US$1.5 billion deal with Zambia to build a gas pipeline, expected to transport 3.5 million tons annually. Announced at the Mozambique Mining and Energy Conference, the …
Mozambique and Zambia Launch $1.5 Billion Gas Pipeline Project Read More
President Trump anticipates substantial trade discussions with China this weekend, suggesting that the high tariffs of 145% on Chinese goods could be reduced. US and Chinese officials are set to …
Trump Optimistic About Upcoming US-China Trade Talks, Tariffs May Decrease Read More
The Trump administration plans to deport migrants to Libya, known for horrific detention conditions, raising concerns from human rights groups. The nationalities of those targeted are unknown, and potential logistical …
Trump Administration’s Controversial Deportation Plan to Libya Sparks Outrage Read More