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From Allies to Punchlines: How Trump Turned Easter into a Diplomatic Brawl

During a White House Easter lunch on April 1, 2026, President Donald Trump publicly humiliated French President Emmanuel Macron while pressuring NATO allies to join the war against Iran. Trump referenced a

April 2, 2026

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How One Newspaper Keeps Macedonian Identity Alive in Albania

The Macedonian community in Albania celebrated the 15th anniversary of the newspaper “Ilinden” in Tirana this April, marking a milestone for a publication that has become a strong voice for Macedonians in

April 2, 2026

Macedonia

Rubio Takes Action to Prevent Trump’s Attempt to Withdraw from NATO

Trump yet again was not shy to express his frustration with the NATO allies for their lack of involvement in the war. Pinpointing that the European countries have failed to contribute to

April 2, 2026

Politics

Trump with a Stern Warning Towards Iran: “We’ll Bring Them Back to the Stone Age”

Trump delivered his latest emergency address in a much different tone that signaled a clear shift in approach. There was no mention of ongoing peace talks, which indicates that his focus has

April 2, 2026

Politics

North Korean Hackers Target U.S. Firms in Major Cyberattack to Steal Crypto

According to CNN, the attack is a classic supply chain breach. Hackers managed to insert malicious code into a widely used open-source software package called “Axios,” which is utilized across multiple industries—from

April 1, 2026

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Wall Street Posts Strongest Daily Gain in Nearly a Year as Oil Surges to Its Sharpest Monthly Rise Since 1990

Wall Street recorded its biggest daily advance in almost a year after U.S. President Donald Trump said the war against Iran could end within two to three weeks, a message that markets

April 1, 2026

Business

Golden Toilet Installation Near the White House Sparks Political Reactions and Debate in Washington

A large golden toilet sculpture appeared near the White House area in Washington, D.C., quickly drawing public attention and political reactions due to its symbolism and message. The installation, titled “A Throne

April 1, 2026

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Croatia’s 3-1 Defeat to Brazil Ends US Tour With Mixed Feelings, Debate Over Penalty, and Optimism Ahead of the World Cup

Croatia lost 3-1 to Brazil in a friendly in Orlando, concluding its United States tour ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The scoreline came after a match that several of the post-game

April 1, 2026

Sport

Donald Trump Sends Sharp Message to Europe: Handle the Energy Crisis on Your Own

Washington is sending a clear signal to European capitals—the era of relying on American energy support is changing. Donald Trump, in a tone that leaves little room for ambiguity, told European partners

April 1, 2026

Politics

OpenAI Raises $122 Billion in Record Funding Round, Nearing the Scale of Entire Economies

OpenAI has secured a staggering $122 billion in fresh funding, marking one of the largest capital raises in the history of the technology sector and pushing the company’s valuation to around $852

April 1, 2026

Business

Protests Erupt in Central Belgrade After Police Enter University Rectorate

Police in Belgrade used batons during a protest in the city center on Tuesday night, which was organized following the controversial entry of law enforcement into the Rectorate building of the University

April 1, 2026

Serbia

Why Do People Prank Each Other on April 1st? The Curious History of April Fools’ Day

April 1st, known worldwide as a day of jokes and pranks, has entertained generations for centuries while at the same time puzzling historians. Despite being one of the most widespread global traditions,

April 1, 2026

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