TODAY ON X 26 March, 2025
Sweden announces plans to increase military spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2030 amid rising tensions.
BREAKING: Sweden will increase its military spending from 2.4% of GDP now to 3.5% by 2030. The announcement was made during a government press conference today. 🇸🇪
Anti-Hamas protests erupt in southern Gaza as citizens demand an end to Hamas rule in the area.
BREAKING: Anti-Hamas protests are now starting in southern Gaza too. After yesterday’s protests in northern Gaza, people are today also taking to the streets in southern Gaza with chants such as 'end Hamas rule' and 'Hamas out of Gaza.' People have had enough of the war
Archaeologists in Spain uncover potential oldest rock carvings, dating back over 200,000 years.
Archaeologists have found what could be the oldest known rock carvings made by humans. The new find in Spain is likely over 200,000 years old. Researchers reported the discovery of a simple ‘X’ shaped graphic design on a stone block during an excavation near Marbella. Previous digs in and around the site had uncovered some of the oldest stone tools found in Europe dating back to the early Paleolithic era.
US intelligence assesses that Vladimir Putin aims to control all of Ukraine, despite claims of limited territorial goals.
The Washington Post reports that US intelligence has assessed that Putin hasn't abandoned his goal of controlling all of Ukraine. The classified assessment presented to officials in the Trump administration on March 6th states that Putin's goal isn't limited to just 5 regions.
Jackson Hinkle and Mick Wallace attend a Houthi conference in Yemen, highlighted by the Houthis' recent missile attacks.
Picture of Jackson Hinkle and the Irish former Member of the European Parliament Mick Wallace participating in the Houthi anti-Israel conference in Yemen. The Houthis have murdered 4 sailors in their missile attacks against civilian vessels since the October 7th Massacre.
Armenian Parliament passes law to initiate the process of joining the European Union, with a referendum to follow.
BREAKING: The Armenian Parliament just passed a law to start the process of joining the EU. 64 MPs voted in favor, 7 against. The next step will be holding a referendum.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov criticizes Europe for hesitating to restart Nord Stream gas supply.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says: 'There’s talk about Nord Stream. It will be interesting if the USA use their influence on Europe & force it not to give up Russian gas' He said that European leaders who don’t want to restart Nord Stream are 'sick people or suicidal'
US military buildup at Diego Garcia base emphasizes importance of retaining UK control over Chagos Archipelago.
The U.S. military building-up taking place at its Diego Garcia military base in the Chagos Archipelago should serve as a reminder of how important it is for the USA not to let the U.K. hand over Chagos to Mauritius as they plan It must remain UK territory for Western security
Bukele focuses on education as El Salvador improves school conditions post-gang conflict.
Bukele is increasingly focused on improving the education opportunities for young people in El Salvador. As the gangs have been defeated, the environment in schools has become better and more students are able to get the grades needed for university
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes criticizes online dissent and investigates critics as criminals.
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes complaining about the existence of people who disagree with his methods and aren’t afraid to voice their opinions online. He calls them 'digital militias' and is investigating them as criminals 🇧🇷
A Ukrainian mother and her daughter are injured in a Russian bombing attack in Donetsk while playing in a playground.
A Ukrainian mom and her 3-year-old girl were in a Russian glide bomb attack in the Donetsk region today. They were on a playground next to their home when the bomb hit. The young girl’s 15-year-old brother was wounded in the attack.
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