Trump thinks that the US can make $50 trillion on selling gold cards if they can find 10 million people willing to pay $5 million.

He claims that he can pay off America's national debt with the money.

Trump reverses "concessions" given to Venezuela's Maduro by Biden.

Norwegian Prime Minister:

If Trump imposes this tariff, the US will be in a serious trade conflict with the EU.

Leaders of European countries were briefed by Macron on his talks with Trump and discussed preparations for the summit on March 6.

The Pentagon has issued a memo stating that transgender service members will be discharged from the military.

The memo regarding the separation of transgender individuals from the military stated, “The department only recognizes two sexes: male and female.”

The U.S. and Russia are considering economic cooperation in the Arctic, focusing on natural resource exploration and trade routes, according to sources familiar with the discussions.

Source: Bloomberg

Keir Starmer’s proposed defense spending increase could become a defining aspect of his leadership, marking a significant shift in UK military policy. The plan aims to bolster national security, but it comes with a steep price—an additional £13.4 billion annually within the next two years.

Source: The New Statesman

North Korea sent reinforcements to Russia’s Kursk region, South Korean Intelligence claims.

Up to 3,000 North Koreans were deployed to Russia between January and February.

Unlike the October contingent, this group includes motorized infantry, engineers, and electronic warfare units.

U.S. Sanctions on Chinese Entities for Iran’s Missile and UAV Procurement

U.S. sanctioned six entities based in China and Hong Kong for aiding Iran’s UAV and ballistic missile programs. Sanctions target Pishtazan Kavosh Gostar Boshra (PKGB), an Iranian entity attempting to rebuild its procurement network.

This action is part of the maximum pressure campaign on Iran, aiming to disrupt its ability to acquire critical technology.

US Attorney General Pam Bondi has announced Epstein flight and lists will be released tomorrow.

NEW: Russia - US talks have begun.

Talks between representatives of Russia and the United States on problems in the work of the embassies began at the residence of the US Consul General in Istanbul.

Reporter: A child just died of measles in Texas. Any comment?

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr: “It’s not unusual. We have measles outbreaks all the time.”

Fact: This is the first measles death in the U.S. in 10 years.

The deceased was an unvaccinated child.

“Does Germany need the BOMB?”

Nuclear debate heats up as Merz heads to Paris to discuss Europeanizing France’s nuclear deterrent.

Ukraine’s population is projected to drop to around 25 million by 2050 and just 15 million by 2100.

Source: WaPo

Starting March 3, Ukraine will ban journalists from traveling abroad.

Ukraine will ban journalists and artists from traveling abroad, effective immediately, as authorities claim “too many fail to return.”

Source: WaPo

Ukrainian journalist Tetiana Kulyk and her husband, renowned oncologist Pavlo Ivanchov, were killed in their home during a Russian drone attack on Bucha.

BREAKING: Mortar shells hit Mogadishu’s Adan Adde Airport just minutes before the arrival of Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's plane. No immediate reports of casualties. Security forces are assessing the situation.

Tate brothers have left Romania for the US on a private jet.

Romanian prosecutors on Thursday said they had approved a request from Andrew Tate to travel outside of the country.

It comes after the Trump administration lobbied the Romanian government to ease the constraints on the Tate brothers.

Source: BBC

Israel launched yet another unjustified attack on Syria.

Syria’s new government is committed to peace, why Israel attacks now?

Note that Netanyahu recently said “Ousting Bashar al-Assad was not in Israel's interest.”

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Trump administration has announced that it is canceling more than 90% of the USAID foreign aid contracts.

$60 billion in overall U.S. assistance around the world will be eliminated.

5,800 of 6,200 multiyear USAID contract awards will be eliminated.

Source: AP

Japan’s birthrate last year fell to the lowest level since records began 125 years ago.

Japan recorded 720,988 births in 2024, a 5% drop from the previous year and the ninth consecutive year of decline.