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ELON MUSK MOBILISES HIS FULL FORCE TO DEFEAT BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL IN SENATE

WILL REPUBLICAN REBELS DITCH TRUMP AND SIDE WITH THE TESLA CEO DURING VOTING?
T N Ashok - 2025-06-09 14:35
WASHINGTON DC: President Donald Trump has ruled out any patching up with Elon Musk over their divide following strong differences over the Big Beautiful Bill leading to $2.7 trillion deficit in a decade opposed strongly by the tech billionaire Musk who has vowed to ensure the bill does not see the light of the day.

TRUMP TARGETING IVY LEAGUE UNIVERSITIES IS PART OF IDEOLOGICAL FIGHT AGAINST DEMOCRATS

MANY OF THE INSTITUTIONS MAY FINALLY GIVE IN TO THE BIG PRESSURE FROM ADMINISTRATION
Kalyani Shankar - 2025-06-09 13:55
US President Donald Trump has targeted top US universities during his second term. He has been waging a war on Ivy League universities for the past few weeks. He has particularly targeted institutions such as Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, Dartmouth, and the University of Pennsylvania. This move has shocked the American higher education system. Academia now faces a significant challenge fighting against the Trump administration.

PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP FINALLY GIVES UP HIS INITIAL MUSK AS A GLOBAL PEACE MAKER

U.S. VETO ON UN SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION ENDING ISRAELI WAR IN GAZA EXPOSES HIS DUPLICITY
Indrani Chakraborty - 2025-06-06 11:41
U.S. President Donald Trump has finally given up his initial musk as the global peace maker after taking over presidency on January 20 this year. After 135 days of acting as a fake peace maker, under his direction, the United States vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution Wednesday night calling for an immediate end to Israel’s war of extermination in the Gaza Strip. Fourteen of the 15 Security Council members voted in favor of the draft resolution, while the United States rejected it.

BIG BEAUTIFUL BREAK-UP BETWEEN TRUMP AND MUSK HAS ALL THE THRILLS OF A HOLLYWOOD FILM

THE MAVERICK U.S. PRESIDENT IS BEING DESERTED BY MANY OF HIS TRADITIONAL LOYALISTS
Sushil Kutty - 2025-06-06 11:36
The headlines are topping the Trump-Musk fallout. The best was "I hate my X", straight out of a divorce playbook and so true of Donald Trump and Elon Musk, the two are like a divorced couple carrying the thrill and bitterness of divorce into the public domain with dirty linen washed on Social Media. If Elon has 'X', formerly Twitter, Donald has 'Truth Social', making them even-steven.

AS THE US ECONOMY WOBBLES, EUROPEAN UNION TARGETS DOLLAR SUPREMACY

BRITAIN’S ENTANGLEMENT WITH NATOAND MILITARY PROJECT IS A CAUSE FOR CONCERN
Nick Wright - 2025-06-06 10:59
LONDON: The damage Donald Trump has done to the architecture of imperial power is not an accidental feature of an unusually repugnant personality. It has its roots in the real, material conditions of the recurrent crisis in the accumulation of capital and in the projection of capital’s power on the global stage. His behaviour, on the surface, is both childlike in its drive for attention and adolescent in its flawed appropriation of reality. We see in his play a simulacrum of the irrational in art, the random accumulation of elements that defy common sense or established theory. But there is a logic at work.

ELON MUSK’S VICIOUS ATTACK AGAINST TRUMP’S ECONOMIC POLICIES HAS STUNNED MAGA SUPPORTERS

U.S. PRESIDENT IS STILL KEEPING COOL UNUSUAL FOR A MAVERICK WHO ALWAYS RESPONDS IN A HUFF
T N Ashok - 2025-06-05 11:43
NEW YORK: The differences between US President Donald Trump and his first buddy tech billionaire Elon Musk, who sunk $288 million of his personal fortunes to get the mercurial Trump re-elected, has now exploded in the public domain with a spat. The bitter attack by the Tesla CEO against the U.S. President’s economic policies indicates that there are differences in approach between the two friends of fundamental nature.

LITTLE KNOWN BIS IS AN IMPORTANT COG IN THE WHEEL OF GLOBAL FINANCE NOW

THE BANK, A PRODUCT OF FIRST WORLD WAR, PLAYS A PREMIER ROLE IN FLOW OF FUNDS
Anjan Roy - 2025-06-05 11:37
If you happen to have transferred money from your bank account to another, you would in possibility have used the RTGS system. This is known but little is known about the RTGS platform and its evolution.

HOW THE ATTACK BY NAZIS ON SOVIET UNION ON JUNE 22, 1941 CHANGED THE COURSE OF SECOND WORLD WAR?

THE HUGE SACRIFICES OF RED ARMY ONLY MADE FASCIST GERMANY’S DEFEAT POSSIBLE IN 1945
Krishna Jha - 2025-06-05 11:33
It was June 22, 1941, when the Nazi forces started attacking the Soviet Union. It was a strategy to shift the burden of war and resolve the inter-imperialist conflicts at the cost of Soviet Union. Imperialism was keen to decide the eternal contradiction that always evolved in capitalism whenever socio-economic forces moved towards establishing a socialist system. Dialectics was also explicit in the imperialist initiative to prepare for war and also pursue the policy of appeasement with rivals. The purpose was to isolate the Soviet Union in the face of fascist challenge.

SOUTH KOREA’S NEW PRESIDENT MAY BRING SOME CHANGES IN FOREIGN POLICY

BOTH USA AND CHINA ARE CLOSELY MONITORING THE POST POLL DEVELOPMENTS
Satyaki Chakraborty - 2025-06-05 08:47
Lee Jae Myung of majority Liberal Democratic Party was sworn in as the new President of South Korea after the National Election Commission declared him as the winner with 48.8 per cent of the votes polled in the presidential elections held on June 3. Lee’s main rival Kim Moon-soo of the conservative People Power Party got 42 per cent of the votes.

ZELENSKYY’S GAMBIT: A TACTICAL MASTERSTROKE THAT THREATENS STRATEGIC COLLAPSE

HOW RUSSIA WILL RESPOND TO THE SHOCK IS THE CRITICAL QUESTION IN WORLD CAPITALS
M A Hossain - 2025-06-05 08:31
By any military measure, Ukraine’s 'Operation Spider Web' was an astonishing success. In a meticulously planned operation, Ukrainian drones struck deep into Russian territory, obliterating at least 40 military aircraft—including nuclear-capable Tu-95 and Tu-22M3 bombers—in a single, devastating blow. The attack revealed not only meticulous Ukrainian planning over 18 months but also the glaring vulnerabilities of Russia’s so-called impenetrable airspace. It was a coup de main that will be studied in military academies for decades. But as history too often reminds us, tactical brilliance can be the prelude to strategic disaster. The world now holds its breath, waiting to see what comes next.