Author: Rithe Rose

Rithe Rose is a Journalist. He is also the Sub-Editor of Zoom Bangla News. He is also a good writer. He was born and brought up in Jashore.

Bitcoin plunged below $114,000 on August 2, caught in a global financial storm triggered by sudden U.S. tariff hikes. Within hours, the world’s largest cryptocurrency shed nearly 1% of its value amid panic selling and record investor withdrawals. Ethereum mirrored the decline, sinking under $3,500, while Solana and Litecoin followed suit. Only XRP defied the trend with a modest recovery. This collapse underscores how geopolitical decisions now dictate crypto’s fate more than technological fundamentals—a harsh new reality for digital asset investors. Bitcoin Price Technical Breakdown Reveals Market Trauma Charts exposed the severity of the sell-off. Bitcoin’s price sliced through critical…

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A political earthquake erupted in July 2025 when former U.S. Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard publicly accused former President Barack Obama’s administration of deliberately manipulating intelligence reports to sabotage Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. According to newly released documents cited by Gabbard, top Obama officials allegedly twisted intelligence to fuel claims that Trump’s election victory was illegitimate—allegations that sparked an immediate Justice Department investigation and revived scrutiny of one of America’s most contentious political chapters. Gabbard’s Explosive Intelligence Manipulation Claims Gabbard’s disclosure centers on what she describes as a systematic effort by Obama-era officials to weaponize U.S. intelligence agencies against Trump. The…

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Tesla’s Cybertruck promised a revolution: a stainless-steel titan built to withstand bullets and time. Yet barely six months after deliveries began, owners report their $80,000+ electric behemoths are showing premature aging—from wrinkled seats to rust spots and warped panels—raising questions about build quality and material durability. Mounting Evidence of Premature Deterioration Multiple Cybertruck owners have documented significant wear issues at remarkably low mileage. On the Cybertruck Owners Club forum, one driver noted their driver’s seat showed pronounced wrinkles after just 3,300 miles, despite weighing 173 lbs. Reddit users echoed this, sharing images of “fatigued” seat material warping after 8,000 miles.…

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The United States’ unprecedented move to sanction Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes under the Magnitsky Act has ignited a constitutional firestorm, with Brazil’s highest judicial authority—not its elected government—taking center stage to defend national sovereignty. In a powerful display of institutional unity, the court forcefully rejected what it termed foreign interference, spotlighting its pivotal role as Brazil’s ultimate arbiter during profound political crises. Supreme Court’s Defiant Response One day after the U.S. sanctions announcement, Supreme Court President Luís Roberto Barroso opened the court’s session with an uncompromising declaration of judicial independence. “We will not accept interference from any…

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The rumble of missile strikes in Ukraine echoes across European borders, shattering decades of complacency. In response, 24 nations—from NATO stalwarts to neutral Switzerland and Austria—have forged an unprecedented alliance: the European Sky Shield Initiative (ESSI). Spearheaded by Germany, this €10 billion+ integrated air defense network aims to close lethal gaps in Europe’s fragmented security architecture. “The war proved our old systems can’t intercept modern threats,” stated a German Defense Ministry spokesperson in a 2024 policy briefing. With drone swarms and hypersonic missiles rewriting defense playbooks, ESSI marks Europe’s most ambitious military collaboration since the Cold War. The Urgent Drive…

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When the United States challenged Brazil’s homegrown PIX payment system, millions of Brazilians didn’t just defend an app—they rallied behind a symbol of sovereignty. The U.S. trade investigation, alleging PIX unfairly disadvantages global card giants like Visa and Mastercard, ignited fierce national pride. For everyday Brazilians, this wasn’t about finance alone; it was about protecting their right to build solutions tailored to local needs. How PIX Revolutionized Brazil’s Financial Landscape Launched in 2020 by Brazil’s Central Bank, PIX transformed digital payments with instant, 24/7 transfers via QR codes or phone numbers—zero fees, no plastic cards required. Its impact is staggering:…

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Recent economic data presents a conflicting portrait of America’s economic health. While second-quarter GDP figures released July 30 revealed robust 3.0% growth—surpassing expectations of 2.5%—August employment reports tell a different story. Employers added just 73,000 jobs in July, falling significantly short of forecasts as manufacturing and government sectors bled positions. This divergence between headline growth and labor market fragility creates complex challenges for businesses and policymakers navigating economic crosscurrents. Robust Q2 GDP Growth Exceeds Forecasts The Commerce Department’s advance estimate showed resilient economic expansion from April through June 2025. The 3.0% GDP increase was primarily fueled by a dramatic narrowing…

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On August 1, 2025, gold prices erupted in a dramatic rally after a shockingly weak U.S. jobs report sent investors scrambling for safety. Gold futures for August delivery surged 1.73% to $3,350.10 per troy ounce on the COMEX exchange in New York—a direct response to payroll data revealing a stalling labor market and intensifying economic jitters. Gold Prices React to U.S. Jobs Data Miss The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported just 73,000 jobs added in July—far below the 100,000 forecasted by economists. Even more alarming were downward revisions stripping 258,000 jobs from May and June figures. Treasury yields plunged…

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Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Tony Aguilar still hears the screams. As he recounts his time guarding Gaza aid convoys, his voice tightens describing skeletal children and parents carrying lifeless infants through rubble. “It’s a post-apocalyptic wasteland where humanity evaporates,” Aguilar revealed in a July 2025 interview, exposing shocking inefficiencies and alleged war crimes in Gaza’s humanitarian operations. His first-hand account spotlights a Gaza aid crisis threatening thousands with starvation despite massive funding. How Aid Distribution Became a Combat Zone Aguilar served with private security firm UG Solutions under the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) from May-June 2025. His team operated…

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The heart of the Amazon was set to host the world’s most critical climate talks. Now, a simple yet devastating problem threatens to derail the entire event: Brazil cannot find enough affordable beds. As of August, 29 international delegations spanning Europe, Africa, and Asia have issued a stark warning – resolve the accommodation crisis crippling Belém, or COP30 must relocate. This looming logistical failure puts the historic Amazon-hosted climate summit in unprecedented jeopardy just months before its scheduled start. The Scale of the Accommodation Crisis Belém, the bustling gateway to the Amazon rainforest chosen to spotlight global climate urgency, began…

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Europe’s economic landscape presents a complex puzzle for businesses and policymakers. Fresh data released August 1, 2025, confirms Eurozone inflation remained precisely at the European Central Bank’s 2% target in July—unchanged from June and matching forecasts. Core inflation, excluding volatile food and energy prices, held firm at 2.3%. While this stability offers businesses predictable operating costs, it’s shadowed by persistent manufacturing weakness. The Eurozone manufacturing PMI registered 49.8 in July, signaling contraction for the region’s industrial backbone. Inflation Stability Offers Limited Relief The steady inflation rate provides a crucial anchor for economic planning. Businesses across the Eurozone can anticipate consistent…

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The thunderbolt hit Brazilian exporters on July 30, 2025, when the White House announced crushing 50% tariffs on most Brazilian goods—a stark contrast to the 10% duty imposed on neighboring Argentina. This seismic shift, ordered by President Donald Trump, reveals how geopolitics now dictates global commerce. While Brazilian meatpackers and coffee growers face existential threats, Argentina’s strategic alignment with U.S. interests reaps unprecedented rewards. For industries and consumers worldwide, these US tariffs on Brazil signal a new era where trade policy is forged in the fire of diplomatic alliances. US Tariffs on Brazil: Economic Shockwaves The 50% tariff—the harshest imposed…

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The digital safe haven promised anonymity and protection. Instead, it delivered women’s most intimate secrets to public forums. Tea—the app marketed as a private network for women to share experiences about dangerous relationships—has suffered twin catastrophic data breaches, exposing government IDs, selfies, and over 1.1 million private messages discussing abortions, infidelity, and abuse. This isn’t just a leak; it’s a digital betrayal exposing thousands to harassment, doxxing, and legal jeopardy. The Anatomy of a Digital Disaster Two separate breaches shattered Tea’s security within weeks. First, an unsecured Firebase database leaked 72,000+ images—including 13,000 selfies and government IDs (driver’s licenses, passports)—all…

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The thunderclap of U.S. tariffs hitting Brazilian beef, coffee, and other key exports reverberates through Brasília’s corridors of power. With 35.9% of Brazil’s U.S.-bound goods now ensnared by punitive 50% duties, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s defiant stance—”I won’t take orders from ‘gringo’ Trump”—ignites fears of a dangerous downward spiral. This standoff, escalating since July 31, 2025, sanctions against Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, transcends trade. Analysts warn Brazil’s political intransigence mirrors Venezuela’s catastrophic path, where defiance triggered economic ruin and global isolation. US Brazil Tariffs Escalate Diplomatic Crisis The Trump administration’s sanctions against Justice Moraes, accused of…

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The annual Amazon Freedom Sale 2025 has ignited a tablet shopping frenzy, with unprecedented discounts on flagship devices from Apple, Samsung, OnePlus, and Xiaomi. As of August 1, 2025, tech shoppers are flooding the platform to snag premium tablets like the iPad Air and Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 at prices slashed by up to 40%. With limited stock across popular models, industry analysts predict this year’s sale could break e-commerce records. Top Tablet Discounts at Amazon Freedom Sale 2025 Amazon’s marquee event features jaw-dropping deals verified by TechRadar’s 2025 Bargain Tracker report: Apple iPad Air (5th Gen): 32% off with…

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The rhythmic pulse of global commerce faltered last year when severe drought forced the Panama Canal to slash daily crossings by half, triggering shipping delays and billions in losses. Now, a $1.6 billion reservoir project promises to shield the vital waterway from climate shocks—but at a devastating human cost. As Panama races to secure its economic engine, thousands of rural residents face displacement, igniting a fierce constitutional battle that pits national interest against fundamental rights. The Panama Canal reservoir plan, announced in July 2025 by the Panama Canal Authority (ACP), aims to construct an artificial lake near the Indio River,…

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The gavel fell in San Salvador on July 31, 2025, cementing a constitutional transformation that reshapes El Salvador’s democracy. Lawmakers loyal to President Nayib Bukele abolished presidential term limits, extended terms from five to six years, and synchronized all elections for 2027. With Bukele’s party commanding 57 of 60 legislative seats, the reforms passed rapidly amid sparse debate, igniting both celebration and alarm about the nation’s democratic trajectory. Historic Constitutional Changes Passed The sweeping reforms dismantle foundational guardrails established after El Salvador’s civil war. Crucially, the legislation scraps Article 152 of the constitution, which barred presidents from serving consecutive terms.…

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Chile’s benchmark S&P IPSA index surged nearly 0.9% to 8,180.09 CLP on July 31, 2025, snapping its sideways slump as local and foreign investors flooded back into the market. Banks and exporters led the rally, fueled by a weaker peso and shifting global tides—marking the strongest single-day gain in weeks for the Chile stock market. Trading volume spiked dramatically, confirming active participation rather than cautious observation. Key Drivers Behind the Rally Banco de Chile spearheaded the advance with a 2.62% leap, capitalizing on export advantages from the peso’s depreciation. Shipping giant Cía Sud Americana de Vapores rose 1.20%, buoyed by…

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Brazil has deployed heavyweight legal firepower against an escalating trade conflict with the United States, hiring global law firm Baker McKenzie to defend against a high-stakes Section 301 investigation launched by the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR). The probe, initiated on July 15, 2025, examines Brazilian policies on digital trade, ethanol tariffs, intellectual property rights, and environmental regulations—putting billions in bilateral trade at risk. Brazil’s Strategic Legal Countermove Brazil’s Foreign Ministry secured Baker McKenzie through a $275,000 contract extending through January 2026. The agreement, governed by Brazilian procurement rules, ensures payment only for services rendered. The firm’s selection signals Brazil’s intent…

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Colombia’s benchmark stock index just shattered expectations. On July 31, 2025, the COLCAP surged to 1,772.88 points—its highest close in five years—capping a blistering 5.86% monthly gain that dwarfed regional peers and even outpaced the S&P 500. Yet beneath this bullish facade, technical warnings and evaporating global liquidity hint at turbulence ahead for Latin America’s standout performer. Record Rally Masks Market Divergence The COLCAP’s 0.74% single-session leap cemented its stellar July run, which trounced the S&P 500’s 2.2% gain. Leading the charge were financial and mining giants: Grupo de Inversiones Suramericana (Preference shares): +2.16% Mineros SA: +1.99%, hitting multi-year highs…

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Mexico’s benchmark S&P/BMV IPC index closed at 57,398 in a tense holding pattern, as investors balanced resilient local fundamentals against escalating global trade uncertainty. While Asian and European markets dipped on news of potential U.S. tariffs, Mexico’s bourse displayed remarkable stability—a testament to cautious optimism in Latin America’s second-largest economy. Market Resilience Amid External Pressures The IPC’s sideways movement conceals a strategic tug-of-war. Cement giant Cemex surged 2.49% following strong earnings, while conglomerate Alfa gained 2.46% as investors sought value stocks. Pharmaceutical firm Genomma Lab rose 2.21% after upbeat guidance. Conversely, insurers and lenders dragged the index: Qualitas dropped 3.39%,…

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Brazil’s financial markets brace for impact today as crushing U.S. tariffs and precarious domestic indicators converge into a perfect economic storm. Effective August 6, 2025, 50% U.S. tariffs on most Brazilian exports jeopardize R$175 billion in annual revenue – despite exemptions for 700 key goods. This trade shockwave compounds existing pressures: a 15% benchmark Selic rate stifling retail and construction, a 76.1% gross debt-to-GDP ratio, and a R$104 billion fiscal deficit. As the IMF revises 2025 growth forecasts down to 2.3%, today’s industrial production and manufacturing data could determine Brazil’s economic trajectory for months. U.S. Tariffs Trigger Export Emergency The…

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Imagine never missing a birthday, travel reveal, or milestone moment shared by your closest friends on WhatsApp. The Meta-owned platform is testing a groundbreaking feature that will notify users when specific contacts post status updates, according to recent reports from Techlusive (August 1, 2025). This “status alert” system—currently in development—addresses a long-standing user frustration: the ephemeral, easy-to-miss nature of WhatsApp’s 24-hour status posts. How WhatsApp Status Alerts Will Work The upcoming functionality will let users designate frequent or favorite contacts for priority notifications. When enabled, you’ll receive instant push alerts—similar to message notifications—when selected contacts share text, photo, or video…

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The smartphone landscape is poised for disruption as Samsung prepares to unleash a trifecta of cutting-edge devices before year-end. According to an exclusive August 1, 2025 report from Techlusive, the tech giant’s roadmap includes three revolutionary products: the Galaxy S25 FE smartphone, the industry’s first tri-fold display device, and an extended reality (XR) headset codenamed “Project Moohan.” This ambitious rollout signals Samsung’s aggressive push to dominate both mainstream and emerging tech categories. Galaxy S25 FE: Flagship Experience, Accessible Price The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE continues the popular Fan Edition tradition of delivering premium features at a competitive price point. Industry…

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