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Egypt Supports Trump’s Effort to Mediate Nile Dam Conflict with Ethiopia

Nile Dam Dispute: Can Trump's Mediation Steer the Course? Edited By Ali Musa Axadle Times International – Monitoring CAIRO / ISTANBUL - In a development that has caught the attention of international observers, Egypt has expressed its approval of US President Donald Trump’s recent initiative aimed at resolving the ongoing dispute with Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Nile River. Trump's call for a “just agreement” has reached the ears of many who are…

Russian Authorities Unfazed by Trump’s 50-Day Tariff Deadline

Analyzing the Current Landscape of US-Russia Relations “At the end of this 50-day period, if we haven’t reached an agreement, the repercussions will be significant,” a prominent figure remarked, highlighting the possibility of severe economic penalties. This looming deadline is not just a numerical milestone; it encapsulates a tense narrative in international relations, particularly between the United States and Russia. What does it truly mean for diplomatic negotiations and world stability when such…

Russia Expresses Willingness for Peace Talks with Ukraine, Preparing to Address Trump’s Demands

Russia has indicated that it requires additional time to assess US President Donald Trump’s ultimatum regarding the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Nevertheless, the Kremlin has expressed its willingness to engage in further discussions with Kyiv. In his statements yesterday, President Trump extended a 50-day deadline for Russia to negotiate a peace agreement with Ukraine. His remarks reflected a growing frustration with Moscow, and he outlined a collaborative framework with NATO to enhance military support for Ukraine, funded…

Catastrophic Missteps Prompted Attempt on Trump’s Life, According to Reports

A recent congressional inquiry into the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, which occurred at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, has revealed what is being described as "inexcusable" failures within the Secret Service. The report emphasizes the need for more significant disciplinary measures. On July 13, 2024, during a campaign rally, a gunman shot at Trump, narrowly missing him and grazing his ear. Tragically, one bystander lost his life, while both Trump and two others sustained injuries before…

Six Secret Service Agents Placed on Leave After Threat to Trump’s Life

Six Secret Service agents, assigned to protect former President Donald Trump during an assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania campaign rally last year, have been suspended for periods ranging from 10 to 42 days, as confirmed by the agency. While the Secret Service has not disclosed the identities of the agents or the specific reasons for their suspensions, the situation underscores significant concerns regarding security protocols during high-stakes events. On July 13, during a rally held in Butler, Pennsylvania, a…

5 Cringe-Worthy Moments from Trump’s Encounter with African Leaders

Following a landmark peace agreement that Donald Trump facilitated between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the U.S. president took a momentous step by convening a meeting with five other distinguished African leaders. The agenda was rich with potential: trade discussions, regional security, and vital investments. In today's interconnected world, such dialogues are not merely beneficial; they are essential. The meeting unfolded this past Wednesday, and while Trump’s discussions with global leaders…

Nigeria Rejects Trump’s Coercive Immigration Initiative

Over the years, the United States has been on a quest to reform its immigration policies, exploring various strategies for managing undocumented migrants. Among these strategies is the controversial consideration of deporting individuals, including convicted criminals and those with unresolved immigration statuses, to various African nations—an initiative that gained traction during President Donald Trump’s administration. This has sparked debates and raised critical questions about the responsibilities and challenges…

Ramaphosa Condemns Trump’s 30% Tax on South African Exports

President Cyril Ramaphosa has taken a firm stance against the recently imposed 30% tariff by U.S. President Donald Trump. He characterizes this decision as a "unilateral" action that lacks solid backing from trade data. Announced to take effect on August 1, this tariff highlights a peculiar dynamic, as South Africa is the only sub-Saharan nation singled out in Trump's proclamation. This distinction underscores a complicated and often strained relationship between the two leaders. In a letter addressed to Ramaphosa, Trump…

Gaza Ceasefire Negotiations Restart Amid Trump’s Efforts for Resolution

Resumption of Indirect Ceasefire Negotiations between Israel and Hamas in Qatar Indirect negotiations aimed at achieving a ceasefire in Gaza have recommenced in Qatar, as U.S. President Donald Trump engages with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to seek an end to the ongoing conflict. According to a Palestinian official involved in the talks, "Indirect negotiations are continuing this morning in Doha, with a fourth meeting being held... the discussions remain focused on the implementation mechanisms, especially…

South Africa Clarifies Position Following Trump’s Tariff Warning

In recent discussions, South Africa has firmly rejected the perception that it harbors anti-American sentiments, reiterating its dedication to forging a robust trade agreement with the United States. This commitment comes at a time when geopolitical narratives can often cloud intentions. President Donald Trump has previously voiced concerns about countries he associates with the "anti-American policies" of the BRICS bloc, suggesting that these nations, including South Africa and Egypt, may soon face an added tariff of 10%.…

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