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 Streamed live on Oct 5, 2025 #Diplomacy #trump #US 

Colombian President Gustavo Petro condemned the U.S. missile strike on a drug boat, calling it “murder” and insisting the navy can seize cocaine shipments without loss of life. He urged for new opportunities for young people and vowed Colombia would break records in cocaine seizures this year, surpassing previous efforts. Meanwhile, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro accused the U.S. of spreading “lies, fake news, and manipulations” and described recent actions as “armed aggression to impose regime change.” Speaking defiantly, Maduro declared Venezuela “will never bow down to any empire.” Tensions continue to escalate across Latin America as U.S. military operations against drug cartels intensify.

 Streamed live on Oct 8, 2025 

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Gold and Bitcoin have both surged to record highs—but not for the usual reasons. This time, the rally is driven by fear, not optimism. Across the globe, political turmoil and economic instability are pushing investors towards safe haven assets. From the U.S. government shutdown and collapsing French markets to Japan’s volatile currency and rising global debt, uncertainty is fueling the flight from traditional currencies. The U.S. dollar has lost 10% in value this year, while central banks—especially China’s—are stockpiling gold. In August alone, central banks purchased 15 metric tons of gold. Investors are increasingly diversifying away from fiat currencies, embracing what analysts call the “debasement trade.” As public debt hits a record $102 trillion globally, alternative assets like gold are emerging as more stable stores of value.