Bitcoin Price Plummets to Lowest Level Since 2024
The price of Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level in 15 months, reaching approximately $48,700, according to BBC Business. This marks a 24% decrease since the beginning of the year, despite previous surges that saw the cryptocurrency hit an all-time high of $122,200 in October. The drop occurred even with U.S. President Donald Trump's public support of cryptocurrency and promises to ease legislation on the industry, BBC Business reported.
Cuba Expresses Willingness to Engage in Talks with the U.S.
Amidst a deepening economic crisis, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has expressed his government's willingness to engage in talks with the United States "without pressure," The Guardian reported. This comes after months of threats from President Trump.
Iranian Foreign Minister Arrives in Oman for Talks with U.S. Officials
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in Oman for talks with U.S. officials, Al Jazeera reported. The discussions follow weeks of escalating tensions and fears of a military confrontation between the two countries.
Ugandan Opposition Leader Remains in Hiding
Bobi Wine, Uganda's most prominent opposition figure, remains in hiding nearly three weeks after a disputed election, according to The Guardian. His whereabouts have been unknown since he fled what he described as a night raid on his home by police and military. The situation is further complicated by a social media feud with the country's military chief.
Gold Market Fluctuations Baffle Lebanese Jewelers
A recent rise and spike in the price of gold and silver has perplexed many in the Lebanese jewelry industry, Al Jazeera reported. Simon Bouri, a Beirut-based jeweler, noted the unusual market behavior. As of Wednesday, the gold price hovered around $5,000 per troy ounce.
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