A newly revealed $1.6 billion mining deal linked to Donald Trump has sparked attention after reports suggested his sons may hold a stake in the agreement.

The development has raised fresh questions over business interests, political influence and financial transparency surrounding the deal. Details are still emerging as scrutiny intensifies over the scale and structure of the investment.

Trump's $1.6 billion mining deal: Trump's sons' stake in deal revealed

A $1.6 billion U.S.-backed mining project in Kazakhstan is facing scrutiny after a report claimed businesses linked to Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump and the Lutnick family stand to benefit. The deal, involving one of the world's largest untapped tungsten deposits, has reignited questions over potential conflicts of interest as the Trump administration considers billions in federal financing for critical minerals projects.


Trump's America first agenda also good for family business? 

A $1.6 billion U.S.-backed mining project in Kazakhstan is facing scrutiny after a report claimed businesses linked to Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump and the Lutnick family stand to benefit. The deal, involving one of the world's largest untapped tungsten deposits, has reignited questions over potential conflicts of interest as the Trump administration considers billions in federal financing for critical minerals projects.

Major US-backed mining project faces scrutiny over family ties

Emergency measures have been declared as Crimea faces large-scale fires amid escalating tensions in the Russia-Ukraine war.

The situation has triggered urgent response operations as reports of widespread burning areas raise concerns over infrastructure damage and civilian safety. The latest developments add another volatile dimension to the ongoing conflict in the region.

Authorities are monitoring the situation closely as the war continues to intensify across multiple fronts.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine steps up pressure on Russia by targeting Crimea

According to a report, wounded US soldiers and their families accuse the army of downplaying war injuries. Another report details how Iran damaged a US Naval base and caused a US recalculation. Have Trump's darkest Iran war secrets been exposed? 

Trump's Iran war secrets: Major damage to US naval base

A major immigration ruling has sparked fierce political debate in the United States after the Supreme Court allowed the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) protections for Haitians and Syrians. Democrats condemned the decision, calling it “painfully cruel” and arguing it will not make America safer or stronger. The ruling is being viewed as a significant legal and political victory for President Donald Trump, while immigrant advocacy groups warn of serious consequences for affected communities.


Temporary protected status for Haitian & Syrian migrants to end

The Trump administration is seeking a major military funding increase, including hundreds of millions of dollars aimed at countering Iran's nuclear ambitions. The proposal highlights Washington's continued focus on defense modernization, regional deterrence and strategic security priorities amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Money Now, Dust Later: Trump Wants $672 Million to 'Capture' Iranian Nuclear Material

Tensions are rising inside the Republican Party as US President Donald Trump faces resistance from Senate Republicans over his flagship “Save America Act.” The electoral reform proposal remains stalled in the Senate, exposing deep divisions within the party.


Senate Republicans on Trump's Firing Line Over His 'Save America Act'

As US-Iran negotiations continue, Marco Rubio has assured Gulf nations that Washington will protect their security interests. Meanwhile, Iran's Revolutionary Guard has warned ships against using unauthorized routes through the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil chokepoint. With oil prices falling on hopes of diplomacy, the battle for influence in the Gulf is far from over

US-Iran Peace Deal: Rubio Reassures Gulf As Iran Tightens Grip On Hormuz

U.S. President Donald Trump has turned his attention to the oil industry, backing a Justice Department probe into oil market practices amid ongoing volatility linked to the Strait of Hormuz crisis. Critics argue the investigation is more political than antitrust-driven, while supporters say it could expose market manipulation and help ease pressure on consumers.


Oil Firms in Crosshairs as Trump Cries Foul, Hormuz Crisis Behind Trump's Oil Industry Ire 

The battlefield in eastern Ukraine is heating up as Russian forces intensify their offensive in Donbas, with reports indicating a renewed push toward the strategic city of Konstantinovka. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukrainian forces struck a major ammunition facility near St. Petersburg, destroying an estimated 60,000 tons of munitions.


Putin Eyes 'Konstantinovk', Zelensky Says Ukraine Blew Up 60,000 Tons of Ammo Near St. Petersburg

U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the campaign trail after a two-week break with a high-energy rally that blended policy, humor and controversy. During the event, Trump drew attention with remarks about transgender athletes and a moment where he asked the crowd who had not voted for him. The rally showcased Trump's signature political style, mixing sharp attacks, crowd interaction and campaign messaging as he seeks to energize supporters ahead of key political battles.


Moment: Trump Asks Crowd Who Didn't Vote for Him 

The White House is facing mounting political pressure as the U.S. Senate joins the House in voting to halt escalation over the Iran war debate.

The bipartisan move signals growing division in Washington over military engagement in West Asia, prompting a sharp response from former President Donald Trump, who pushed back against the decision.

The development highlights intensifying tensions in U.S. foreign policy as lawmakers debate the future of American involvement in the region

Trump Blasts Congress As Senate, House Pass Measure To Block Iran War | 

Russian President Vladimir Putin says Moscow is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine, but only under specific conditions. Putin insisted that any future talks must be based on the Istanbul framework and current realities on the ground. His comments come as Ukraine intensifies long-range strikes, adding fresh pressure to an already complex conflict. 


Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Signals Ukraine Talks, But Sets Tough Conditions As War Escalates

The White House is facing mounting political pressure as the U.S. Senate joins the House in voting to halt escalation over the Iran war debate.

The bipartisan move signals growing division in Washington over military engagement in West Asia, prompting a sharp response from former President Donald Trump, who pushed back against the decision.

The development highlights intensifying tensions in U.S. foreign policy as lawmakers debate the future of American involvement in the region.

White House On Iran: Senate Joins House In Voting To Halt Iran War, Trump Hits Back!

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni actively steers transatlantic relations back on track, calling for a swift return to normality with the United States. Following a highly publicized personal misunderstanding with Donald Trump at the G7 summit in France, Rome’s strategic pivot aims to reinforce solidarity and secure the crucial right-wing political alliance.

Trump-Meloni Rift: Italy PM Seeks Reset With US

Russian forces are intensifying pressure around Kostyantynivka with drone attacks, missile strikes and ground operations. Kostyantynivka is a gateway to the rest of the Donbas region. If this city falls, then Ukrainian commanders fear that it would be hard to stop the marching Russian forces. Ukraine says Moscow is using infiltration tactics to exploit frontline weaknesses. Watch the video on how the latest battlefield strategy is shaping the next phase of the Russia Ukraine war.

Russia's Big Claim: US No Longer Neutral In Ukraine Peace Talks

Russian forces are intensifying pressure around Kostyantynivka with drone attacks, missile strikes and ground operations. Kostyantynivka is a gateway to the rest of the Donbas region. If this city falls, then Ukrainian commanders fear that it would be hard to stop the marching Russian forces. Ukraine says Moscow is using infiltration tactics to exploit frontline weaknesses. Watch the video on how the latest battlefield strategy is shaping the next phase of the Russia Ukraine war.


North Korean leader Kim Jong Un declared that continuously expanding the country's nuclear forces and firmly exercising its status as a nuclear-armed state is the "most correct and unique way" to confidently respond to an unpredictable and complex global security environment.


Kim Jong-Un Says Expanding Nuclear Forces Will Help Cope Up With Global Insecurity

President Trump said Tuesday that Iran had "fully and completely" agreed to allow nuclear inspections, but Tehran said there were "no plans" for IAEA inspectors to return to its bombed enrichment sites. Vice President JD Vance said Monday that U.N. inspectors could return as soon as this week.


Trump Says Iran Agreed for Inspection at Bombed Nuclear Site, Iran Rejects Claim

The war in Ukraine continues to intensify as Russian strikes reportedly killed at least six people and injured several others across different regions. Ukrainian officials reported casualties in Sumy and Zaporizhzhia, while Russia claimed fresh advances near Kostyantynivka, a strategically important city that serves as a key gateway to Ukraine's Donbas region.


Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv To Calibrate Ceasefire Offer With Kremlin

Strait of Hormuz traffic has surged to its highest level since the conflict began, with Donald Trump declaring the vital oil route "totally open." But Iranian officials insist the strategic waterway will never return to its pre-war status, raising questions about whether the immediate crisis is over, or merely on pause.

Hormuz Crisis Over? Iran Says Not so Fast

U.S. President Donald Trump has once again sparked controversy after criticizing NATO, claiming that the alliance “was not there for the United States.”

His remarks have reignited debate over burden-sharing within NATO, long-standing tensions between the U.S. and European allies, and the future direction of Western military cooperation. The statement comes amid heightened global geopolitical uncertainty and ongoing conflicts that continue to test alliance unity.

Trump Lashes Out At NATO: 'They Were Not There For U.S.' 

- Ghalibaf: Lebanon Key to Success of Iran-U.S. Talks
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Israel-Lebanon to Hold Talks in U.S.| 'We Walked Out of Talks Over Trump's Threats' 

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White House Attack Plot: Two More Arrested | Israel-Lebanon to Hold Talks in U.S.

Trump-Iran talks have produced their first major breakthrough, with the United States partially easing sanctions on Iranian oil exports following what officials described as "encouraging" negotiations in Switzerland. The 60-day waiver allows the production, delivery and sale of Iranian oil, marking a significant shift in Washington's approach.

U.S-Iran Peace Deal: US Eases Oil Sanctions Amid Peace Talks 

At least five people have been arrested, and five others cited in connection with the alleged vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, an administration official said on Monday.&nbsp;The arrests came after US President Donald Trump alleged on Saturday, without providing evidence, that vandals had damaged the Reflecting Pool by cutting a 250-foot-long "gash" into its surface.&nbsp;On Monday, Trump warned of prison sentences for anyone attempting to damage the landmark, which has become one of his signature renovation projects in Washington.&nbsp;The president had ordered contractors to drain the 610 metre Reflecting Pool and repaint it "American flag blue." However, soon after the project was completed, the coating began peeling, and algae turned the water green. Trump blamed the problems on vandals but did not provide evidence for the claim.&nbsp;"Of the MANY Statues and Fountains that we rebuilt, renovated, cleaned, and fixed, the only one that was Vandalized was the Reflecting Pool, which is being taken care of, ASAP!" Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-claims-iran-will-accept-inspections-to-ensure-nuclear-honesty-tehran-pushes-back-1782158909064">Trump claims Iran will accept inspections to ensure 'nuclear honesty'; Tehran pushes back</a><h2>Reflecting Pool project draws criticism</h2>Trump also warned that strict penalties would apply to anyone found damaging public monuments and landmarks.&nbsp;"Please remember that there is a 10-year prison sentence for the destruction, or even the attempted destruction, of such things, which will be fully enforced!" he added.&nbsp;The Reflecting Pool has faced a series of issues since Trump ordered its renovation, including algae blooms, peeling paint and green-tinted water. Critics have pointed to the problems as evidence of what they describe as a troubled project.&nbsp;A former real estate developer, Trump has accused unspecified "sick, deranged" people of vandalising the pool.&nbsp;The Reflecting Pool overhaul is part of a broader effort by Trump to reshape Washington. The most prominent proposal in that campaign is his plan to build a large ballroom at the White House.&nbsp;The beautification projects have faced criticism over their cost, the process used to award contracts and what opponents describe as unnecessary extravagance at a time when many Americans are struggling with inflation worsened by the war Trump launched with Israel against Iran.

Since undergoing renovation under Trump's orders, the Reflecting Pool has been hit by a series of setbacks, including algae blooms, flaking paint and green coloured water. Critics say the problems highlight shortcomings in the project.

At least five people have been arrested, and five others cited in connection with the alleged vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, an administration official said on Monday. The arrests came after US President Donald Trump alleged on Saturday, without providing evidence, that vandals had damaged the Reflecting Pool by cutting a 250-foot-long "gash" into its surface. On Monday, Trump warned of prison sentences for anyone attempting to damage the landmark, which has become one of his signature renovation projects in Washington. The president had ordered contractors to drain the 610 metre Reflecting Pool and repaint it "American flag blue." However, soon after the project was completed, the coating began peeling, and algae turned the water green. Trump blamed the problems on vandals but did not provide evidence for the claim. "Of the MANY Statues and Fountains that we rebuilt, renovated, cleaned, and fixed, the only one that was Vandalized was the Reflecting Pool, which is being taken care of, ASAP!" Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. Also Read: Trump claims Iran will accept inspections to ensure 'nuclear honesty'; Tehran pushes back Reflecting Pool project draws criticism Trump also warned that strict penalties would apply to anyone found damaging public monuments and landmarks. "Please remember that there is a 10-year prison sentence for the destruction, or even the attempted destruction, of such things, which will be fully enforced!" he added. The Reflecting Pool has faced a series of issues since Trump ordered its renovation, including algae blooms, peeling paint and green-tinted water. Critics have pointed to the problems as evidence of what they describe as a troubled project. A former real estate developer, Trump has accused unspecified "sick, deranged" people of vandalising the pool. The Reflecting Pool overhaul is part of a broader effort by Trump to reshape Washington. The most prominent proposal in that campaign is his plan to build a large ballroom at the White House. The beautification projects have faced criticism over their cost, the process used to award contracts and what opponents describe as unnecessary extravagance at a time when many Americans are struggling with inflation worsened by the war Trump launched with Israel against Iran.

Since undergoing renovation under Trump's orders, the Reflecting Pool has been hit by a series of setbacks, including algae blooms, flaking paint and green coloured water. Critics say the problems highlight shortcomings in the project.

Five arrested after Trump threatens 10-year jail term over alleged Reflecting Pool vandalism

Despite U.S. President Donald Trump's fresh threat to Iran, both sides agreed on a roadmap towards inking a final deal within sixty days. In a big development, U.S. lifted sanctions on sale of Iranian oil after claiming that Tehran agreed to allow free transit through Strait of Hormuz and IAEA inspections. Technical talks between U.S. and Iran are expected to continue in the next few days and weeks.


US Lifts Sanctions on Sale of Iranian Oil Amid Trump's Threat, Eyes 'Final Deal'

US-Italy relations have come under fresh strain after Donald Trump accused Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Italy of failing to support Washington against Iran. Expanding a personal feud that began after the G7 Summit, Trump claimed America's allies benefit from US protection while refusing to stand by Washington when it matters most.


Trump-Meloni Rift Deepens: Trump Accuses Meloni Over Iran Stance, Italy Fires Back

A deadly incident in the Black Sea has heightened concerns over the safety of commercial shipping routes amid the Russia-Ukraine war. Ukraine says a Russian strike hit a Panama-flagged cargo vessel, killing an Egyptian crew member and raising fresh fears about civilian maritime traffic in the region. The attack comes as Odesa and Zaporizhzhia also faced missile and drone strikes. 


Russia-Ukraine War: Odesa Struck By Iskander Missile, Drone Attack In Zaporizhzhia

Russia-Ukraine War: Cargo Ship Hit In Black Sea As Ukraine Accuses Russia 

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