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Oil and gold surge after US strikes on Iran, brent above $100

The spot price of gold stood near $4,720 per ounce, recording a weekly increase of 2.3%

Fragile ceasefire with exchanges of fire between the US and Iran in Hormuz: “Our strikes were just a pat on the hand,” says Trump, threatening Tehran again

In a new post, the American president demands that Tehran sign quickly, otherwise “much harsher and far more violent strikes” await them in the future

“I’m volunteering for first contact”: Obama insists aliens exist and wants to communicate with them (videos)

The former US President stressed that if the American government had such information in its possession, it would not be able to keep it secret - surely someone would have taken a selfie with an alien, he said

Sebastian Gorka: Who is the man behind the Trump Administration’s anti-Communist Manifesto who refers to the violent Left-wing extremists?

The new US National Counterterrorism strategy “views” Europe as a potential breeding ground for terrorists because of Islamists, anarchists and Antifa

Analysis: Even if peace comes to the Middle East now, it will still take a long time for fuel prices to fall

Even if a U.S.–Iran agreement is reached and the Strait of Hormuz reopens immediately, fuel prices are unlikely to return quickly to their early-2026 levels. Markets will need months to be “convinced” that the danger has truly passed. This is the well-known “rockets and feathers” phenomenon

A three-stage plan is being studied by the US and Iran: Temporary agreement on a cessation of war and 30-day nuclear negotiations

Markets rise and oil falls on optimism about the outcome of the negotiations - Focus on the Strait of Hormuz and the nuclear programme

EU: Agreement to ban AI services that create sexual deepfakes

This issue had caused a stir in many countries and the launch of an EU investigation

The second-largest “mega-tsunami” in history struck Alaska: Landslide triggered a wave nearly 500 meters high

The collapse of part of a mountain into a fjord in southeastern Alaska created a wave taller than the Eiffel Tower - “It was sheer luck that no cruise ships were in the area,” experts say

Horrific revelations about the “civilian safari” in Sarajevo: Foreigners competed over who would kill the most beautiful woman

A Croatian journalist claims in his book that wealthy foreigners paid tens of thousands of marks to shoot women, children, and pregnant women during the Bosnian War

Critical negotiations to end the war with Iran: Trump sees a deal, Tehran mocks him

Washington and Tehran are considering a 14-point memorandum covering nuclear issues, sanctions, and navigation rights - “Iran desperately wants a deal,” insists the American president

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