Author: Rudolph Angler

Rudolph Angler

Rudolph Angler is a seasoned news reporter and author at New York Mirror, specializing in general news coverage. With a keen eye for detail, he delivers insightful and timely reports on a wide range of topics, keeping readers informed on current events.

China has warned it will take action if other countries sign trade agreements with the United States that damage Chinese interests. The strong statement comes after the US urged its allies to isolate China in ongoing tariff talks. Beijing has called Washington’s actions “economic intimidation” and promised countermeasures. As tensions rise, financial markets are reacting. Gold and the euro hit record highs on Monday while investors moved away from riskier assets. China Pushes Back on US Trade Pressure China’s Ministry of Commerce spoke out firmly after reports of new US-led trade deals aimed at limiting China’s influence. The ministry accused…

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Elon Musk’s threat to limit Starlink service in Ukraine has caused alarm in Kyiv and across Europe. Starlink is a satellite internet system that has helped Ukraine stay connected during the war. Ukrainian leaders are now asking the European Union (EU) for backup options. The EU is offering alternative systems like Govsatcom and Eutelsat to support Ukraine’s internet needs on and off the battlefield. Starlink: A Lifeline at Risk Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, Starlink has been a lifeline. The satellite network has provided reliable internet for both civilians and the military. Over 40,000 Starlink terminals are in use…

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The Trump administration froze over $2.2 billion in federal funding meant for Harvard University after the school refused to comply with new government demands. These rules required Harvard to change how it operates, what student groups it supports, and how it handles political activism on campus. Government officials wanted Harvard to limit political activism and curb support for certain student groups. In response, Harvard President Alan Garber rejected these demands. As a result, the government froze federal funds intended for Harvard. University Defends Its Autonomy Despite the pressure, President Garber stood firm in his defense of Harvard’s independence. He emphasized…

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Pope Francis died early Monday morning at the age of 88. Cardinal Kevin Farrell confirmed the news at 7:35 a.m. local time. He called it the Pope’s “return to the home of the Father.” The Pope had been battling severe pneumonia for weeks before his death. Cardinal Farrell explained that Francis lived every moment to serve God and care for others. “He gave his life for the Church and the world’s most vulnerable,” Farrell said during the announcement. A Life of Faith and Service Jorge Mario Bergoglio, born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, became Pope Francis in 2013. He made history…

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Iran and the United States met for a second round of nuclear talks on Saturday in Rome. The meeting took place at the Omani Embassy, with Omani Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi serving as mediator. This four-hour session brought together Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Steve Witkoff, President Donald Trump’s special envoy for the Middle East. Both sides said the talks were positive, showing potential for progress on key nuclear issues. Constructive Dialogue Opens Doors for Progress Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi called the meeting “constructive and positive.” He said both countries cleared up confusion on major issues and found…

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The conflict between Israel and Hamas has escalated sharply, with Israeli airstrikes killing at least 92 Palestinians and injuring over 200 in just two days. The intensified Gaza attacks come as Israel increases military pressure to force the release of the remaining hostages. With humanitarian aid running low and thousands displaced, the situation in Gaza has reached a critical point. Mounting Civilian Deaths in Gaza According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, Israeli forces carried out heavy airstrikes across several areas of the densely populated enclave. The result was a grim spike in the number of civilian casualties, including many women and…

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President Vladimir Putin orders a short ceasefire for Easter in Ukraine to mark the Orthodox Easter holiday. Russian troops were told to stop all fighting from 6 p.m. Saturday until midnight Sunday. The Kremlin said the pause shows respect for religious traditions and human life. But Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected the move, calling it a trick to cover up ongoing attacks. The temporary truce came just as both countries completed the largest prisoner exchange since the war began. Russia Declares 30-Hour Ceasefire for Easter On Friday, President Vladimir Putin met with Chief of General Staff Valery Gerasimov and gave…

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The Vatican raised serious concerns about the U.S. government’s strict immigration measures and cuts to foreign aid during a recent visit by Vice President JD Vance. The meeting took place in Rome, where Vance met senior Vatican leaders to discuss global humanitarian challenges. While both sides agreed on the need for ongoing dialogue, key differences in values and policy approaches were clear. The Vatican stressed peace and care for the poor, while the U.S. delegation defended national interests. Vatican Calls for Support for Migrants and Peace in War Zones During the talks, top Vatican officials urged the U.S. to show…

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Former President Donald Trump stated that peace talks between Ukraine and Russia are “coming to a head.” Speaking after Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggested the U.S. may soon abandon the negotiations, Trump emphasized that both sides must engage seriously. He warned that any delay in resolving the conflict would be seen as irresponsible, especially given the ongoing suffering of civilians in the war zone. Trump’s remarks come at a time when diplomatic efforts are at a delicate juncture, and the future of U.S. involvement remains uncertain. Trump Presses for Serious Cooperation Donald Trump recently spoke about the ongoing peace…

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On Thursday, the United States bombed Yemen’s Ras Isa oil port in Hodeida province. The strike killed 74 people and injured over 100 others. U.S. officials claimed the port helped fuel Houthi operations. This marked a sharp rise in a military campaign that began on March 15. The Houthis, who are backed by Iran, shared disturbing videos showing fires lighting up the night sky. Ras Isa: A Target with Strategic Value The Ras Isa port links to an oil pipeline in Marib. Marib, a region rich in resources, remains under Yemen’s government. Though exports from the port stopped due to…

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