We provide information on the most significant events and news from around the world that occurred yesterday. The Houthi attacks on Saudi tankers are one of the highlights of this week.
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In the past five months, heavy memories linger regarding the attack at a school in Minab city, which resulted in the death of 120 children. A teacher and a mother reflect on this horrific attack.
Elon Musk, in an interview with The Economist, stated that he does not care about what people think of him and asserted that he is against racism. According to him, despite the fears surrounding artificial intelligence, life should be lived joyfully and interestingly.
A decision was made in South Korea that a woman who was 36 weeks pregnant will not be charged for killing the newborn during childbirth. The baby was killed by doctors because the woman was against giving birth.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has presented new projections for 2026. According to these projections, the United States will maintain its position as the country with the largest national debt in the world.
The US and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement for a long-term partnership to develop peaceful nuclear energy. The document allows US companies to participate in projects aimed at building nuclear infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
US President Donald Trump has stated that if Iran launches any new attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the US Armed Forces will retaliate by targeting bridges or power stations in Iran.
