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  1. Taiwan has Right to be Free and Preserve Self-Determination, US Senator Says US Senator Roger Wicker Chairman of the Armed Services Committee, strongly reaffirmed America's commitment to Taiwan's independence. Speaking in Washington, he declared that Taiwan has the right to remain free and to safeguard its self-determination amid increasing Chinese military pressure. Wicker criticized Beijing's escalating aggression and urged the Biden administration to strengthen security cooperation with Taipei, including weapons support and international backing. His remarks come during heightened US-China tensions over Taiwan, with Beijing repeatedly warning Washington against interference. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. US Markets Brace for Inflation Data ;Tariff Exemption Ends Global financial markets are on alert ahead of the release of US inflation figures (July PCE data), expected at 2.9% which could influence future Federal Reserve dec...

  1. Europe's E3 Triggers UN 'Snapback' Sanctions on Iran Britain, France and Germany khown collectively as the E3 announced Thursday thar they have formally moved to trigger the UN "snapback" sanctions mechanism against Iran. Under the 2015 unclear deal (JCPOA), this process forces the re-imposition of all previous UN sanctions within 30 days, regardless of opposition from other Security Council members. The sanctions include bans on arms imports and exports, restrictions on Iran's access to the international banking system, limits on its oil and gas trade, and strict financial monitoring. Iran immediately denounced the move warning that it would restrict cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).  The IAEA recently reported that Iran is enriching uranium up to 60% purity far above civilian energy requirements, though still below weapons grade. European diplomats acknowledge that the snapback could further destabilize the Middle East and ...

 1. Denmark Summons US Every Over Alleged Covert Influence in Greenland What Happened : Denmark's Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen summoned Mark Stroh, the US charge d'affaires in Copenhagen, after Danish intelligence and national broadcaster reports indicated that three US citizens with link to Trump era circles conducted covert influence activity in Greenland. Why it matters : Greenland is strategically pivotal home to the US Thule Air Base and rich in earths and sits at the heard of intensifying Arctic geopolitics among the US, Russia and China. Any hint of outside meddling is a red line for Copenhagen, particularly after the 2019 US idea of "buying Greenland" turned diplomatic relations frosty. What's Next: Expect a formal US Denmark diplomatic exchange and tighter EU Nordic cooperation on counter interference. Greenland's autonomy arrewed scrutiny as Copenhagen works to ring fence its Arctic interests. Markets aren't driectly exposed, but minin...

  1. Trump’s Latest Fed Attack Creates Market Unease US President Donald Trump launched another scathing attack on the Federal Reserve, accusing it of prioritizing  global interests over American workers. Trump’s criticism focuses on interest rates, which he claims are "artificially high" and preventing stronger US economic growth. While presidents historically avoid commenting on Fed policies to protect its independence, Trump has repeatedly broken that norm. Investors worry this undermines confidence in the US financial system, which serves as a global benchmark. Analysts warn that if markets pressure, foreign investors may reduce exposure to US borrowing costs. Some economists even fear a financial crisis if these tensions escalate further. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Dollars Falls as Trump Fires Fed Governor Lisa Cook In a shocking move, Trump dismissed Federal Reserve Governor Lise Cook, citing her alleged failure to "defe...

  1. Israel Ready to Support Lebanon in Disarming Hezbollah On August 25, Israel announced its willingness to cooperate with Lebanon in a US backed plan amied at disarming the powerful Hezbollah militia. The plan suggests that if the Lebanese army begins steps to remove weapons from Hezbollah, Israel will reduce its own military presence alone the border. This process will be monitored under a US led security mechanism. Analysts say the could mark a historic shift in the Middle East conflict, as Hezbollah - backed by Iran has long been viewed by Israel as its most direct threat. Critics warn that the Lebanses government may struggle to enforce disarmament due to Hezbollah's deep political and social influence inside the country. The US and international observers welcomeed Israel's announcement but escalating clashes if the deal falters. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Major Brokerages Expect Fed to Cut Rates in September   After Fe...

 1.  SpaceX Launches 5000 Pounds of Cargo to ISS SpaceX successfully carried out its 33rd commercial resupply mission (CRS-33), launching around 5000 pounds of food, scientific equipment, and technology upgrades to the International Space Station (ISS). The launch look place from Florida, followed by a spectacular Falcon 9 booster landing at sea, showcasing once again the reusability of SpaceX rockets. NASA highlighted that the supplies include critical life support materials, space farming research projects, and next gen solar power systems for the ISS. The success strengthens US capabilities in low Eatrh orbit missions, while Elon Musk reiterated that these steps bring humanity closer to Mars explosion. Source :Space.com Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Massive Pro-Palestine Protests Across Australia After Gaza Famine Declaration In response to the United Nations famine declaration in Gaza, hundreds of thousands of Australians joined nationwide pr...