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Trump questions Netflix’s $72bn Warner Bros deal over market dominance concerns

US President Donald Trump has signaled possible concerns about Netflix’s plan to acquire Warner Brothers Discovery’s movie studio and HBO streaming networks in a deal worth $72 billion. Speaking at an event in Washington DC, he noted that Netflix already holds a significant share of the market and suggested that combining the two companies “could be a problem.” Netflix and Warner Brothers announced on Friday that they had reached an agreement to bring major franchises such as Harry Potter and Game of Thrones under Netflix’s umbrella, a move that would reshape the global entertainment landscape. The deal still requires approval from competition regulators. The BBC has contacted Netflix, Warner Bros, and the White House for comment. Netflix, which began in 1997 as a DVD-by-mail service, has grown into the world’s largest subscription streaming platform. If approved, the merger would solidify […]

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Trump unveils strategy to shift US military focus closer to home

President Donald Trump has released a new national security strategy that calls for a major realignment of United States military deployments around the world.​ The document proposes a “readjustment” of the US global military presence, moving more forces and assets toward the Western Hemisphere to tackle what it describes as urgent regional threats, including migration, drug cartels and instability in Latin America and the Caribbean.​ According to the strategy, the US will gradually scale back its footprint in some overseas theatres, while boosting Coast Guard and Navy patrols to control sea lanes, curb illegal and unwanted migration, and disrupt human and drug trafficking routes.​ The plan also places heavy emphasis on strengthening ties with governments across Latin America to secure strategic resources, expand US private sector investment and reinforce what the document frames as “Western identity” and traditional values.​ While […]

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Trump sparks outrage after calling Somali immigrants ‘garbage’

United States President Donald Trump has sparked fresh outrage after describing Somali immigrants as “garbage” during a cabinet meeting at the White House.​ Trump reportedly claimed that Somali immigrants “contribute nothing” and said he did not want them in the United States, adding that they should go back to where they came from and “fix” their country.​ He also attacked Somalia itself, allegedly saying the country “stinks” and referring to it as a place where people “come from hell”, comments that critics have condemned as openly racist and dehumanising.​​ The president further targeted Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a Somali‑born US lawmaker, labelling her “garbage” along with her allies, and accusing Somalis in Minnesota of abusing welfare and “ripping off” the state.​​ Civil rights advocates, immigrant groups, and political opponents have condemned the remarks, warning that such language from the president […]

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US Green Card Review Hits 10 African Countries

The United States government has ordered a sweeping review of all Green Cards issued to immigrants from 19 countries, including 10 in Africa, following the November 26 attack on National Guard troops in Washington, D.C. The Trump administration announced the move after the detained suspect was identified as a 29 year old Afghan who had previously worked with US forces and was granted asylum in April 2025, not permanent residency.​ In a directive posted on X, US Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Joseph Edlow said President Donald Trump had ordered a rigorous re examination of every Green Card held by immigrants from designated “countries of concern.” He stressed that protecting Americans was paramount and blamed what he described as the prior administration’s “reckless resettlement policies” for current risks.​ Under the new policy, USCIS officers can now apply “negative, country specific […]

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Trump’s Moves on Nigeria Driven by Oil, Says Bakare

Pastor Tunde Bakare has claimed that President Donald Trump’s decision to list Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” and speak of Christian genocide is tied to a strategic push for Nigeria’s oil and other key assets. Speaking during a State of the Nation Address in Lagos, he said the Trump administration sees Nigeria’s oil wealth, mineral resources, real estate and role in emerging technologies as central to its foreign and economic agenda.​ Bakare said he believed Trump’s interest in Nigeria was confirmed by a vision he had shortly after Trump’s 2024 election victory, in which the US leader arrived in Lagos dressed in traditional Arab clothing and declared, “We are here now.” He interpreted this as a sign of deep economic and geopolitical interest linked to Middle East politics, oil and gas, property and Nigeria’s growing technology ecosystem, with […]

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Ukrainian Team Heads to Florida for High Stakes US Talks

Senior Ukrainian negotiators have arrived in Florida for key talks with US officials as Washington steps up efforts to end Russia’s war in Ukraine. The delegation will meet US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, special envoy Steve Witkoff and presidential adviser Jared Kushner on Sunday.​ The meetings will focus on a revised 19 point peace plan backed by US President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly said he wants the conflict to end quickly. The new outline replaces an earlier 28 point proposal that faced strong resistance in Kyiv and across Europe.​ Trump has signaled he could recognize Russian control over parts of Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk that are currently occupied by Moscow’s forces. This would leave Ukraine and its European partners to decide whether to keep supporting Ukraine’s defense or accept the new territorial reality.​ The Ukrainian team now includes […]

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Washington accueillera un accord de paix RDC-Rwanda

Les présidents de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC) et du Rwanda sont attendus à Washington la semaine prochaine pour finaliser un accord de paix et rencontrer le président américain Donald Trump, rapporte Mena Today citant des sources diplomatiques. Cette initiative vise à relancer les efforts de stabilisation dans l’est de la RDC et à encourager les investissements occidentaux dans un secteur minier stratégique, riche en cobalt, or, cuivre, lithium et autres ressources essentielles. Faure Gnassingbé, président du Togo et médiateur mandaté par l’Union africaine, joue un rôle central dans ce processus. À Washington, les deux dirigeants devraient ratifier deux documents majeurs : l’accord de paix négocié par les États-Unis en juin et signé par les chefs de la diplomatie congolaise et rwandaise, ainsi qu’un cadre d’intégration économique régionale conclu début novembre. La situation sécuritaire dans l’est de la RDC […]

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US freezes asylum decisions after National Guard killing

The United States has frozen all asylum decisions after an Afghan national allegedly shot two National Guard members near the White House, killing one and critically injuring the other. President Donald Trump used the attack to harden his anti-migrant stance, vowing to “permanently pause” immigration from what he calls “third world countries” and to roll back millions of admissions approved under former President Joe Biden.​ US Citizenship and Immigration Services director Joseph Edlow said his agency had “suspended all asylum rulings” until officials can guarantee that every foreign national is vetted and screened to the “fullest extent possible.” The State Department, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, also announced a pause on issuing visas to anyone travelling on Afghan passports, citing national security concerns.​ Authorities have identified the shooting suspect as 29-year-old Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan who once served […]

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Trump clashes with female reporter at White House

President Donald Trump has publicly lashed out at a female journalist during a heated White House press briefing, branding her a “stupid person” after she questioned him about US policy on the war in Ukraine. The clash began when the reporter pressed Trump on whether his administration’s stance risked emboldening Russia and undermining Ukraine’s defences.​ Trump reacted angrily, dismissing the question as “nasty” before cutting her off and calling her “a stupid person” in front of other reporters. The exchange briefly halted the briefing, with the journalist trying to restate her question as Trump moved on to another member of the press.​ The incident has drawn fresh criticism of Trump’s treatment of the media, particularly women journalists who have often found themselves the target of his insults. Media advocates and commentators said the remark was unpresidential and could further chill […]

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Japan denies report Trump told PM not to provoke China

Japan has denied a media report claiming that United States President Donald Trump told Prime Minister Fumio Kishida not to provoke China over Taiwan during their recent talks in Washington. The report had suggested that Trump urged Japan to act cautiously on Taiwan so as not to increase tensions with Beijing.​ Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi dismissed the account when asked about it in Tokyo. He said it was not true that Trump had given such a warning to Kishida. Hayashi stressed that the discussions between the two leaders were consistent with Japan’s existing policy on China and Taiwan.​ The US and Japan have repeatedly said they want peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait. Both governments have also agreed to deepen security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region in response to China’s growing military activities.​ Hayashi declined to reveal detailed […]

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