Israel agreed to a ceasefire with Iran according to Trump's plan
The Israeli government has officially announced its acceptance of US President Donald Trump's proposal for a mutual ceasefire with Iran.
Trump cuts NASA budget but not Moon and Mars ambitions
U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed slashing NASA’s 2026 budget from $24.8 billion to $18.8 billion—a 25% cut. Yet, he continues to support crewed missions to the Moon and Mars, even proposing increased funding for those specific programs.
US flag raised again in Damascus
13 years after the closure of the US Embassy in Syria, the American flag has been raised again in Damascus. This step became a symbol of warming relations between Washington and the new Syrian leadership and marked the signing of a large-scale energy agreement involving the US, Qatar, and Turkey.
NASA published unique images from Mars
NASA has released new captivating images from Mount Sharp on Mars, captured by the Curiosity rocket. A video published in X shows the apparatus moving across the surface of the Red Planet.
Riots in Tripoli: Security chief killed
The capital of Libya is engulfed in chaos. Street fighting erupted in Tripoli, killing a security chief.
Friedrich Mertz is elected German Chancellor from the second attempt
After the failed first round, the leader of the Christian Democratic Union, Friedrich Mertz, still won: on May 6, the Bundestag elected him Chancellor of the FRG. 325 deputies voted for it - only nine more than the required minimum. This was a historic event in Germany's recent policy.
Trump decided to revive Alcatraz
US President Donald Trump has ordered the restoration and reopening of the legendary Alcatras federal prison on an island in the San Francisco Bay. According to him, the renovated facility will be intended to house "America's most ruthless and cruel criminals."
Spain and Portugal were hit by a massive blackout
Large-scale power outages occurred in Spain, Portugal, and the southern regions of France on April 28th. Megacities were left without electricity, transportation stopped, and chaos arose on the roads. The causes of the incident are being investigated, and the cyberattack version is not ruled out.
Trump called Russia's refusal to seize all of Ukraine a "great concession"
US President Donald Trump said Moscow allegedly made a significant concession by not seizing all of Ukraine's territory. These words caused resonance, especially against the backdrop of a new large-scale strike against Kyiv and criticism from Europe.
Ukraine Buys 12,000 Doses of Israeli Drug to Counter Nuclear Threat
Ukraine has purchased 12,000 doses of the PLX-R18 drug from Israeli biotechnology company Pluri to combat the effects of ionizing radiation. PLX-R18 is not an ordinary drug — it is produced using stem cells derived from the placentas of women who gave birth via cesarean section. This initiative aims to protect the Ukrainian population from nuclear radiation. The report was published by The Times of Israel.
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The U.S. May Recognize Russian Control Over Crimea
Washington is ready to recognize Russia’s control over the annexed Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea as part of a broader peace agreement between Moscow and Kyiv, Bloomberg reported, citing its sources.
Biden Criticizes Trump for the First Time Since Leaving Office
Former U.S. President Joe Biden made his first public appearance since leaving the White House and delivered sharp criticism of Donald Trump. The speech was broadcast live by American television channel ABC.
Russia and Ukraine to Hold Talks in Ankara on April 15–16
Officials from Russia and Ukraine are expected to hold negotiations on Black Sea security issues on April 15–16. The meeting will take place in Turkey’s capital, Ankara, according to CNN Türk.
NATO: Russia May Start a War in Space
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that Russia could deploy nuclear weapons against space satellites. He emphasized that alliance members need to prepare for new challenges in space.
Trump Ready to Use Military Force Against Iran
US President Donald Trump has once again threatened Iran with military action if the country does not return to the nuclear deal.
Nursing Home Fire in Northern China
April 9, 2025: A fire at a nursing home located in China's Hebei province has resulted in the deaths of 20 people, according to Beijing's state news agency Xinhua.
Israelis Demand an End to the War
On April 7, 2025, thousands of Israelis held an anti-government protest in Tel Aviv. They demanded a deal with Hamas to release hostages and end the war in the Gaza Strip.
Kazakhstan Increases Oil Supplies to Germany
In March 2025, Kazakhstan exported 150,000 tons of oil to Germany. This is one-third more than in February, according to data from the company "KazTransOil".
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Apple Shares Drop 7%
Tesla's Quarterly Sales Drop by 13%
Against the backdrop of Elon Musk's involvement in politics and the reconfiguration of factories, Tesla’s quarterly sales have decreased by 13%. This is one of the lowest figures in the past three years, and according to Bloomberg, the worst result during this period.
Israel Conducts Airstrike on Beirut
The Israeli Air Force carried out an airstrike on the Dahiya district of Beirut. This area is known as a stronghold of the Lebanese radical Shiite movement Hezbollah. According to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and the country’s security service (Shin Bet), the strike targeted a senior Hezbollah member.