The United States announced a new round of sanctions targeting Iran and Hezbollah, with officials stating these are the "toughest sanctions in history" and part of a broader strategy to exert maximum economic pressure on Tehran and its allies. The US also pressed its allies and China to join in these economic measures, accusing Iran of "economic terrorism."
Washington has condemned China's detention of political analyst Min Zin and another American citizen, demanding their immediate release. The case, involving espionage accusations, is escalating tensions between the two countries.
An economics expert warned about the chain impact of rising oil prices on the Albanian economy, predicting stagflation and a worsening cost of living. He linked these developments to recent international tensions, including the conflict in Iran.
China's foreign ministry confirmed the arrest of American scholar Min Zin, stating he is suspected of spying and endangering national security, while a think tank says he was on an academic visit.
The United States national debt has reached a record-breaking $40 trillion, marking a significant financial milestone. This comes as the US also plans to impose its toughest-ever sanctions on Iran, urging China to cooperate in isolating Iran's economy.
China has confirmed the arrest of American citizen Min Zin, a US academic and think tank founder focused on Myanmar, on suspicion of engaging in 'espionage and endangering Chinese national security.' The arrest was made during a conference, and Chinese authorities have stated he is being investigated for spying.
