🇰🇵 North Korea Rejects Denuclearization
Kim Yo Jong says North Korea will keep expanding its nuclear arsenal, rejecting calls to denuclearize.
Despite chronic food shortages, low incomes ($600–$1,200 per person annually), and only about 55% electricity access, Pyongyang continues to prioritise its missile programme.
Source: The Times of India | Writer: Claudio
🚨 🇨🇳 China Unveils 582-Ton Magnet for Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough
China has completed construction of a 582-ton superconducting magnet, a major milestone in its pursuit of nuclear fusion technology.
The project aims to create an "artificial sun" capable of producing virtually limitless, carbon-free energy. If successful, China plans to begin its first fusion power generation by 2030.
The race to unlock safe, zero-CO₂, next-generation energy is accelerating.
@DougAMacgregor History shows that major wars rarely begin because leaders want them—they begin because deterrence fails, alliances harden, and miscalculations compound. That's the risk worth watching.
How? Why should someone work hard, take risks, and spend years building wealth, only for the government to impose such a massive tax on it? If others want to build fortunes too, they should work hard and create their own wealth instead of expecting to benefit from someone else's success.
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🇧🇫 Why Is Ibrahim Traoré Clashing with Burkina Faso's Muslim Community?
Burkina Faso's military leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, is facing growing tensions with parts of the country's Muslim community over his government's campaign against what it describes as religious extremism.
➡️ A new Religious Freedoms Law has sparked opposition from some Islamic scholars.
➡️ Several prominent imams have been arrested after criticizing the legislation, while authorities say the measures are aimed at protecting the country's secular system and countering extremism.
➡️ Traoré has also announced plans to tighten oversight of students studying Islamic law abroad, arguing that religious education should better align with Burkina Faso's national development goals.
📌 The dispute marks a significant shift in Traoré's relationship with influential Muslim scholars, who were once seen as important supporters of his military-led government. Whether these policies strengthen national security or deepen divisions within the country remains an open question.
@mhdksafa Ya Allah have mercy on our brothers and sisters in Gaza. Give them victory over the oppressors and let help comes from ways they do not expect 🤲😭😭😭
@TrumpDailyPosts Partisan loyalty can make almost any issue divisive. It's worth asking whether people are defending the individual, the policy, or simply opposing the other side.