U.S. and Iran Resume Indirect Nuclear Talks in Rome

In a significant diplomatic development, the United States and Iran have resumed indirect talks over Tehran’s nuclear programme, marking a potential thaw in a long-frozen relationship. The high-stakes discussions, brokered by Oman, began on Saturday in Rome—just a week after both sides called their initial round of talks in Muscat “constructive.” The talks kicked off…

Tensions Rise as Trump Fights Fed Independence

President Donald Trump has intensified his criticisms of the US Federal Reserve, suggesting he might attempt the unprecedented—removing its chair, Jerome Powell. The remarks have thrown a spotlight on a fragile yet critical principle of American governance: the independence of the central bank. Trump, no stranger to attacking institutions he sees as obstacles, has made…

Ukrainian President Zelensky Accuses China of Supplying Weapons to Russia

In a development that could significantly alter the geopolitical dynamics of the ongoing war, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday accused China of actively supplying weapons to Russia, marking a sharp escalation in tensions between Kyiv and Beijing. Speaking at a press conference in Kyiv, Zelensky claimed that Ukraine had obtained credible information confirming China’s…

IMF Warns of Slower Global Growth Amid Trump’s Trade Tensions

The global economy may be wobbling, but a full-blown recession isn’t part of the forecast—at least not yet. That’s the message from International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, who addressed reporters in Washington on Thursday ahead of the IMF and World Bank’s annual Spring Meetings. While she acknowledged that US President Donald Trump’s…