Top 10 Global Bracking Headlines _August 7,2025। Trade, Conflict, Space & Tech

 1. Trump Orders Sweeping 100% Tariffs on Semiconductors, Roiling Global Trade

In a bold escalation of trade policy, President Trump announced a 100% tariff on imported semiconductors though some firms might receive exemptions. The measure targets technology imports from key partners such as Brazil and India, citing national security and political disputes. Markets reacted sharply as investors fear global inflation spikes, disrupted supply chains, and retaliatory trade restrictions.

2. M23 Rebels Absent from Congo Peace Talks in Doha _Stability at Risk

Setback in peace diplomacy :The M23 rebel group, which controls significant territory including Goma, confirmed they are not invited to Doha peace talks with the Democratic Republic of Congo, jeopardizing US mediated conflict resolution efforts. Thousands have  died and hundreds of thousands have been displaced this year alone. 

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