Wall Street has sunk again as other global markets decline, fears whether the trade war between U.S. President Donald Trump will catch the global economy. The S&P 500 fell 3.8% early on Monday, its worst week since Covid began to collapse in March 2020. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 1,200 points, and the Nasdaq…
Global stocks extended a severe plunge on Monday amid concerns that U.S. tariffs would lead to a global economic slowdown. Stocks in Europe and Asia have caused huge losses, with leading U.S. indexes flirting with bear territory in bear trading, and oil prices have fallen. President Donald Trump announced a sharp increase in U.S. import…
South Korean retailer Lotte unveiled Lotte-Mart Zetta, a new online grocery app powered by the Ocado Smart Platform (OSP). The launch is a result of ongoing collaborative efforts between Ocado Group and Lotte, which began in November 2022. Ocado's OSP is an end-to-end e-commerce, implementation and logistics solution designed for online grocery retailers. The solution…
A new report breaking the silence of Israel’s NGOs includes interviews with Israeli soldiers who detail how they completely razed houses and infrastructure on a range of land between Israel and Gaza to expand the buffer zone at least to stripping streets.
Online posts surfaced in March when a newly passed military law broke out in Indonesia, claiming a politician was photographed to encourage students to gather. However, the video shows a speech by Adian Napitupulu in February to support the party leader who investigated Graft. The Indonesian Language Text Coverage wrote in a clip released on…
Overseas financial markets plunged in trading earlier Monday, Leading index crashes Last week, investors were worried The latest tariffs from the Trump administration volley. Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 7.8%. Hong Kong shares fell by more than 12%, their worst day in 16 years – while in mainland China, the Shanghai Composite Index accounts for…
The Philippines Supreme Court has not rejected the improper case against Vice President Sara Duterte in March, contrary to rumors circulating on social media. The false post misrepresented a news report about the South Korean Constitutional Court reinstatement of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo as head of state after months of political turmoil. “Vice President of…
3 hours ago information period 2:04 The Palestinian Red Crescent has released a video that clearly shows emergency vehicles, and the lights flashed before the Israeli military opened fire on them last month, killing 15 paramedics and aid workers later found in large-scale graves. The IDF initially said the vehicles were unmarked in the dark.
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The Israeli military, in which 15 Palestinian medical personnel were killed by its troops last month, appeared to contradict the claim that its vehicles had no emergency signals when they opened fire on them in the Gaza Strip. The military initially said it opened fire because the vehicles “suspiciously” advanced towards nearby troops without headlights…
