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Donald TrumpClaim: President Donald Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs chart accurately represents the tariffs that other countries impose... The post Fact vs. Fiction: Evaluating the Accuracy of President Trump’s ‘Reciprocal Tariffs’ Chart appeared first on News Facts Network.See the Story
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Military · UkraineOn February 24, 2022, as Russian tanks rolled across Ukraine’s borders and missiles lit up the night sky, a less visible but equally consequential assault was unfolding in cyberspace. Just hours before the kinetic invasion began, a sophisticated cyberattack targeted Viasat’s KA-SAT satellite network, a critical communications infrastructure providing broadband internet across Europe, with a significant presence in Ukraine. This incident, widely …See the Story
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Delhi, India · DelhiIndia’s equity markets are reeling from their longest slump in nearly three decades, erasing approximately $1 trillion in market capitalization and delivering a severe blow to retail investors. This dramatic downturn is not only shaking the confidence of millions of stock market participants but also threatening to stall consumer spending, a critical driver of the world’s fifth-largest economy. Analysts warn that the selloff shows little sign of…See the Story
