1. IRAN Oil and Hormuz dominate. Brent hit $88/barrel Tuesday as US-Iran talks stalled. Iran says no direct talks with US while Washington breaches the June interim deal, and is negotiating only with Oman on new shipping lanes. Tehran says reopening is conditional on its terms. President Trump countered demanding Iran pay reparations for 50 years of damages, including USS Cole sailors killed by al-Qaeda, dimming deal hopes. 52343545242765734695b9ab418863488246792020033 2. ISRAEL Political split with Washington. PM Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected Trump's latest 15-point Gaza plan, saying Israel won't withdraw until Hamas is genuinely disarmed. Board of Peace official said Monday the plan is still operative and talks continue. IDF has effectively halted Gaza attacks under US pressure. Domestically, 185 homicides recorded in 2026, including 158 from Israel's Palestinian minority. a10457ae 3. US Foreign policy pressure hits home markets. Stocks pulled back Monday from r...
Tàp Play Video Link 1 Video Link 2 * Leaked Sex Tapes Spark Controversy and Debate Online* The internet has been abuzz with leaked sex tapes featuring various couples, sparking heated debates and discussions online. One such video, reportedly featuring a Ghanaian TV presenter, Serwaa Amihere, and a married man, Henry Fitz, has garnered significant attention. The video, allegedly recorded without consent, has led to the arrest of three individuals and raised concerns about online privacy and security. The incident has sparked a wider conversation about the ethics of recording and sharing intimate content without consent. Many have taken to social media to express their outrage and condemn the actions of those responsible. The Ghana Police Service has launched an investigation into the matter, and efforts are underway to apprehend the perpetrators. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of respecting individuals' privacy and the pot...
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