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India’s $20 Billion Fighter Jet Dilemma—US vs. Russia Showdown!

India faces a critical decision in modernizing its air force amid competing offers from the US and Russia. During Prime Minister Modi's recent Washington visit, President Trump suggested India could acquire F-35s, America's advanced stealth fighter typically reserved for close allies. The F-35, a fifth-generation fighter with AI-driven systems and stealth capabilities, comes with an $80 million price tag. Meanwhile, Russia offers its Su-57 stealth fighter with potential local production opportunities. India's air force currently operates 31 fighter squadrons, predominantly Russian and Soviet-era aircraft, well below its required 42 squadrons. Recent data shows concerning trends: while China added 435 fighters and Pakistan gained 31 between 2014-2024, India's fleet decreased by 151 aircraft. The country's modernization plans focus on domestic production, with orders for 83 Tejas Mark 1A fighters and development of the Mark 2 variant. India also seeks 114 multi-role […]

Peter Atitebi March 3, 2025

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Trump Claims He Can ‘End Ukraine War’ as US Cuts Secret Deal with Putin

The Trump administration and Russian officials held their first direct talks on ending the Ukraine war in Saudi Arabia, marking a significant shift in US diplomatic strategy that excluded Ukraine from the initial discussions. The 4.5-hour meeting in Riyadh represented the first direct US-Russian diplomatic engagement in resolving Europe's deadliest conflict since World War Two. During the talks, Russia maintained its firm stance against Ukraine joining NATO. President Trump expressed optimism following the meeting, indicating he would likely meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin before month's end. Trump dismissed concerns about Ukraine's absence, suggesting Kyiv should have initiated negotiations earlier, and claimed he could end the conflict. The talks have sparked controversy, with European leaders expressing concern about negotiations occurring without Ukraine's involvement. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz emphasized that decisions cannot be made without Ukraine's participation. Some European politicians criticized […]

Peter Atitebi February 19, 2025

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US Companies May Return to Russian Market in 2025, Claims Wealth Fund Chief

Russia's sovereign wealth fund chief anticipates several US companies returning to the Russian market by the second quarter of 2025, following recent high-level diplomatic meetings between US and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia. The statement comes after numerous Western companies withdrew from Russia in 2022 following the Ukraine conflict, with many accepting significant financial losses and selling assets at substantial discounts. However, the fund's chief, Kirill Dmitriev, notes that returning companies may face challenges as domestic producers have filled many market gaps. The announcement follows meetings between Dmitriev and senior US officials in Saudi Arabia, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, and Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff. These discussions occurred alongside a separate meeting between Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, marking the highest-level US-Russian diplomatic engagement since 2022. According to Dmitriev's calculations shared […]

Peter Atitebi February 19, 2025

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Finance

Analysis Shows Trump’s Budget Proposals Would Increase Federal Deficit Despite Reduction Claims

President Donald Trump and his advisor Elon Musk have recently emphasized their commitment to achieving a balanced federal budget, with both making public statements supporting this goal on their respective social media platforms. However, financial analysis indicates their proposed policies would likely increase the federal deficit. According to the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB), Trump's proposed tax cuts - including extensions of his 2017 tax law and eliminations of taxes on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security benefits - would add between $5 trillion and $11 trillion to the deficit over 10 years. The administration's cost-cutting focuses primarily on specific areas like foreign aid and the Department of Education. Foreign aid currently represents 1.2% of the federal budget ($71.9 billion last year), while education spending accounts for approximately 3%. The House recently approved a budget featuring $4.5 […]

Peter Atitebi February 19, 2025

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China’s Surprising Move Against Trump’s New Tariffs

Beijing has responded to recent US tariff announcements with measured countermeasures, signaling both resistance and openness to negotiation. The Chinese government announced plans to implement a 15% tariff on coal and liquefied natural gas, alongside a 10% tariff on crude oil, agricultural machinery, and large-engine cars imported from the US, effective February 10. The timing appears strategic, allowing room for diplomatic engagement before implementation. A planned call between the two leaders this week, confirmed by the White House, suggests potential for dialogue despite the escalating tensions. China's response appears calculated, targeting specific sectors rather than matching Trump's broader 10% levy on all Chinese imports. The impact on US natural gas exports may be limited, as China represents only 2.3% of America's global LNG exports, while its major vehicle imports come primarily from Europe and Japan. The current situation echoes previous […]

Peter Atitebi February 4, 2025

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Politics

Justice Department Undergoes Major Civil Rights Policy Shifts Under Trump

The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division is undergoing significant policy changes as Donald Trump begins his second presidential term. These changes reflect broader shifts in the administration's approach to civil rights enforcement and cultural issues. The transition is marked by immediate action, with the department issuing a memo freezing civil rights cases and withdrawing from multiple Biden-era cases. Personnel changes include reassigning top appellate section officials to a new task force focused on sanctuary cities immigration enforcement. Trump has nominated Harmeet Dhillon, 56, to lead the Civil Rights Division. A California lawyer, Dhillon has previously challenged the 2020 election results and opposed state laws protecting gender-affirming surgery providers. While some former officials express concerns about her focus on "cultural grievance issues," others praise the administration's decisive approach to implementing campaign promises. Key policy changes include: The elimination of Diversity, Equity, […]

Peter Atitebi January 31, 2025

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Pardoned Capitol Rioter Dies in Police Confrontation Just Days After Freedom

Matthew Huttle, 42, was fatally shot during a traffic stop in Indiana on Sunday, days after receiving a presidential pardon for his role in the January 6, 2021, Capitol incident. According to Indiana State Police, the incident occurred when officers attempted to pull over Huttle's vehicle, leading to what they described as an "altercation." Officials confirmed Huttle had a firearm present during the stop, though the reason for the initial traffic stop remains undisclosed. The shooting comes shortly after Huttle was among approximately 1,600 individuals who received pardons or commutes from President Donald Trump for their involvement in the Capitol events. Huttle had previously served six months in prison after accepting a plea deal for his ten-minute presence inside the Capitol building, with his release occurring in July 2024. The officer involved has been placed on paid administrative leave, with […]

Peter Atitebi January 28, 2025

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Federal Spending Review Halts Government Assistance Programs

The White House has initiated a temporary pause on federal grants, loans, and other government assistance programs, according to an internal Office of Management and Budget (OMB) memo obtained and verified by CBS News. Acting OMB Director Matthew Vaeth instructed federal agencies to review their financial assistance programs to ensure alignment with current administration priorities. The directive requires agencies to suspend both new awards and disbursements under existing programs, with notable exceptions for Medicaid and Social Security benefits. The memo specifically addresses funding related to foreign aid, nongovernmental organizations, diversity initiatives, gender programs, and environmental projects. Agencies must report their paused programs by February 10, with an immediate deadline of 5:00 PM EST for implementing the suspension. Congressional Democratic leaders, including Senator Patty Murray and Representative Rosa DeLauro, responded with a letter expressing "extreme alarm" about the directive's scope. Senate […]

Peter Atitebi January 28, 2025

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BREAKING: TikTok Goes Dark in America as Trump Promises Revival

TikTok ceased operations in the United States just hours before a legislated ban was scheduled to take effect. Users accessing the platform were notified that recently enacted legislation prevented TikTok usage. The message referenced President-elect Trump's potential intervention, stating, "We are fortunate that President Trump has indicated that he will work with us on a solution to reinstate TikTok once he takes office." The platform's shutdown followed its earlier warning of going offline unless the outgoing Biden administration provided assurances against ban enforcement. Trump, set to assume office Monday, indicated he would "most likely" grant TikTok a 90-day extension from the ban. Users reported TikTok's removal from U.S. Apple and Google app stores, while TikTok.com stopped displaying video content. The White House, through Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, stated the incoming administration would be responsible for further action. The Supreme Court […]

Peter Atitebi January 19, 2025

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Science

Private Companies Launch Dual Moon Missions via SpaceX

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launched from Florida's Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday at 06:09 GMT, carrying lunar landers from two private companies - US-based Firefly Aerospace and Japanese firm ispace. The mission marks another step in commercial space exploration, with both landers set to conduct separate lunar missions after reaching Moon orbit. Firefly's Blue Ghost lander is expected to complete its journey in approximately 45 days, focusing on drilling operations, sample collection, and studying Earth's magnetic field through X-ray imaging. These activities aim to support future lunar missions and enhance understanding of the effects of space weather on Earth. ispace's Resilience lander faces a longer five-month journey to the lunar surface, where it will deploy a rover and attempt to collect regolith, the Moon's loose surface material. The mission, supported by NASA, represents the agency's largest commercial lunar delivery to […]

Peter Atitebi January 15, 2025

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