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Jun 25, 2025 - World

President Donald Trump publicly insulted two reporters while taking questions at the NATO summit, which was held at the Hague.“Does anyone have any questions?” Trump asked.A wide shot of the crowed seemingly had every reporter raising their hand."Wow. That's a lot of questions,” Trump joked.“Who's a nice person,” Trump said searching the crowd. “You're not a nice person... but we will let you get one. Go here. What's he going to ask? He is not nice at all. I know him well.”Trump was speaking about CBS Senior White house reporter Ed O'Keefe.“You just said you believe the conflict between Israel and Iran is over. What makes you so confident it is? What do you do if it isn't?" O’Keefe asked.“Because I dealt with both and they are both tired, exhausted,” Trump said. “They fought very, very hard and very viciously, very violently, and both were satisfied to go home and get out.”Trump then went to answer another question.“Yes, please go ahead,” Trump said pointing to CNN Anchor Kaitlan Collins. “Oh fake news, CNN. Here we go.” Trump added, “Wait until you hear this question.”He then said that Collins should apologize to the soldiers who risked their lives to bomb the Iranian nuclear facility.“I think we are all appreciative soldiers and a warriors,” Collins said before asking her question. “Israeli intelligence on these attacks the earlier you said U.S. intelligence was inconclusive. Are you relying on israeli intelligence for your assessment of the impact of the strike?”“No. This is also Iran made the statement,” Trump asserted. “And is also -- read the document that was given. We can talk about if you would like. The document said it could be very severe damage, but it didn't take that.”He added, “They said it could be limited or could be very severe. They really didn't know other than to say it could be limited or it could be very, very severe and you didn't choose to put that because was very early after.”Watch below or click here.

Jun 25, 2025 - World

President Donald Trump’s reaction to being warned about Iranian bombs being dropped on a US base was “it’s fine” during a press conference at the NATO summit.The remarks came while he was speaking about Europe’s military spending.“It's vital this additional money be spent on various areas of military hardware, not bureaucracy,” Trump said. “And hopefully the hardware is going to be made in America because with the best hardware in the world.”He then went on to boast about how great U.S. military weapons are. “You saw that, working vessels were shot at us the other day, and [Iran was] very nice. They said, 'We were going to shoot them at 1:00, okay?'”“I said ‘it's fine,’” Trump remarked of the bombing.He added, “Everybody was evacuated off the base so they could get hurt except for the gunners. they call them the gunners, and out of 14 high in the missiles that we shot at the base in Qatar, all 14 as you know, were shut down by our equipment. Amazing stuff. Amazing that they could do, like shooting a bullet with a bullet. It's the same thing if you think about it.”Watch the full moment below or click the link.

Jun 25, 2025 - World

Israel is now questioning President Donald Trump’s damage report, and CNN political and global analyst Barak Ravid claims Israeli intelligence is “a bit perplexed.”The remarks came while Ravid was speaking with anchor Kate Bolduan. “You have new reporting on what Israeli intelligence services believe,” Bolduan said, “but what are you hearing about this?”“Well, I don't know if Israel had anybody on the ground going into the facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan and looking up close at what happened,” Ravid, who is also an Axios reporter, said. “I just don't know if that's true. I do know that President Trump was accurate when he said that Israel is preparing its own battle damage assessment report.”Ravid added, “Several Israeli officials told me that they were actually a bit perplexed by how fast the defense intelligence agency produced their own battle damage assessment, because for the Israelis, it is still too soon to have, you know, those kind of specific conclusions of how far back the Israeli and U.S. strikes took the Iranian nuclear program.”The political and global analyst sources told him, “It is still unclear whether they were damaged, but it is still unclear if there was internal collapse, and in Fordow there was also significant damage, but it was still unclear whether there was collapse underground. I think that's the situation, at least as I heard it last night from Israeli officials.”Bolduan then asked, “If the ceasefire between Israel and Iran is now holding, as it obviously seems to be, what are you hearing from your sources about what happens now?” “I think there's a lot of focus on Gaza now,” Ravid said. “Seven Israeli soldiers were killed yesterday. In an IED that was put under an armored personnel carrier. I think that both Israeli public opinion and parts, big parts of the Israeli leadership want this war to be over.”Watch the full interaction below or here. - YouTube youtu.be

Jun 21, 2025 - World

Islamabad says US president helped resolve India conflict but critic says ‘Israel’s sugar daddy in Gaza’ not candidate for any prizePakistan has said it will recommend Donald Trump for the Nobel peace prize for his work in helping to resolve the recent conflict between India and Pakistan.The move, announced on Saturday, came as the US president mulls joining Israel in striking Iran’s nuclear facilities. Continue reading...

Jun 19, 2025 - World

Army chief’s effusive welcome in Washington hints at strategic recalibration amid Middle East turmoil After years in the diplomatic deep freeze, US-Pakistan ties appear to be quickly thawing, with Donald Trump’s effusive welcome for Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, signalling a possible major reset.Once snubbed so badly that former prime minister Imran Khan had to board an ordinary airport shuttle after arriving in the US rather than being whisked off in a limousine, Pakistan is now enjoying top-level access in Washington, including a White House lunch for Munir on Wednesday and meetings with top national security officials. Continue reading...