Author: Steven Sahiounie

In the dynamic world of cryptocurrencies, the Bitcoin halving event stands out as a pivotal moment, drawing attention from enthusiasts and investors alike. Scheduled to occur in April this year, this event is expected to halve the block rewards for miners, significantly impacting Bitcoin’s valuation and its role in the broader digital asset landscape.

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The US attempts to direct the attention away from Gaza, by saying that Brazil’s goals for the G20 must not be derailed by differences on the Gaza ceasefire. During the G20 meeting in Brazil, the elephant in the room was the US’ constant vetoing of an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, and the US was the lone wolf among the 20 nations representing the world’s largest economies – isolated because of its stance on the matter. The host’s Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira launched the two-day meeting by denouncing the “paralysis” at the United Nations Security Council after the US vetoed a resolution…

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Steven Sahiounie, journalist and political commentator Saudi rains fire down on Israel Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated in late 2022 that his priority was to sign a normalization agreement with Saudi Arabia. He called it his number one objective for Israel’s national security. Now, he has lost his dream. Saudi Arabia stood up alongside 51 countries, and testified at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Israel’s attack on Gaza which has been classified as genocide, and apartheid by human rights experts, South Africa and others. The evidence being presented to the ICJ rule is to prove that the…

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Iraq on Friday reopened its North Refinery in Baiji that was shut for a decade during the violence and chaos that followed the US-led invasion in 2003 which made it nearly impossible to run one of the country’s most vital energy complexes.

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