Trump Claims U.S. Can Extract ‘Pretty Much Whatever We Want’ from Ukraine’s Rare Earth Deposits

President Donald Trump has stated that the United States can take “pretty much whatever we want” from Ukraine’s rare earth deposits under a minerals agreement signed in April 2025, claiming that profits from the deal could exceed total U.S. military aid to Ukraine since 2022. The remarks were made during an interview where Trump criticized…

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ICE Arrests Latvian “Dancing Star” Who Stayed Illegally for Nearly 14 Years

A former television dancer who entered the United States legally and remained illegally for nearly 14 years is now in federal immigration custody, according to officials. Roberts Nemiro, 43, a contestant on Latvia’s version of Dejo ar zvaigzni!—known internationally as Dancing With the Stars—was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in San Francisco on…

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Over 60,000 Moroccans Flood Ceuta Spanish Enclave Amid Alleged U.S. and Israeli Encouragement

As more than 60,000 migrants from Morocco have surged into Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the North African coast, video footage shows attackers—nearly all military-age men—violently breaking into homes and stores as police and now the army struggle to contain the influx. The invaders are reportedly setting fires and clashing with law enforcement across the…

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Libya Joins China’s Payment System: A Quiet Step in the Global Shift Away from Dollar Dependence

On July 19, Libya’s Central Bank Governor Naji Mohammed Issa met with Chinese counterpart Pan Gongsheng in Beijing to sign an agreement connecting Libyan commercial banks to China’s Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS). The pact enables direct yuan-denominated transfers between Libya and China, eliminates the need for intermediary dollar-based institutions, allows letters of credit through…

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Trump Questions Ukraine’s Patriot Production Plan as Zelenskiy’s Initiative Faces U.S. Skepticism

U.S. President Donald Trump has cast doubt on whether Washington will allow Ukraine to manufacture Patriot interceptor missiles, despite previously promising a production license for Kiev. In an interview with the Financial Times, Trump stated he was “not sure” if Ukraine would receive permission to produce the systems, adding that the United States must be…

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