US President Donald Trump has made it clear that Iran will never acquire a nuclear weapon during his presidency. He also indicated that his administration may not respond militarily to Iran following its missile attacks on US airbases on Tuesday night. On Tuesday night, Tehran launched over a dozen ballistic missiles at the Ayn al Asad airbase and Erbil base in Iraq, which house American troops, in retaliation for the US drone strike that killed top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani on Friday. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warned the US and its regional allies against retaliation in a statement carried by Iran's state-run IRNA news agency on Wednesday morning. However, during a press conference addressing Americans on Wednesday, T...

                           Asserting his stance, President Donald Trump has stated that Iran will not have a nuclear weapon during his tenure, in response to the recent events involving the Islamic Republic. This comes as his administration appeared to suggest a non-military reaction to Iran following its missile attacks on US airbases on Tuesday night.   Tehran retaliated for the US drone strike that killed top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani by firing over a dozen ballistic missiles at the Ayn al Asad airbase and Erbil base in Iraq where American troops are stationed.   Responding to the situation, Trump confirmed that no American lives were lost during the Iranian attack and indicated his readiness to engage in negotiations with Iran for peace instead of war.                 Durin...

Barham Saleh, the President of Iraq, denounced the Iranian missile strikes that targeted air bases occupied by US and other foreign troops in the country on Wednesday, January 8.   Expressing concern about "dangerous developments" in the region, Saleh rejected the repeated violation of Iraq's sovereignty and the country being turned into a battleground for warring factions.    In a statement from his office, Saleh said;    “We denounce the Iranian missile bombing that hit military installations on Iraqi territory and renew our rejection of the repeated violation of state sovereignty and the transformation of Iraq into a battlefield for warring sides."   The United States Government confirmed that there were no American casualties in the missile airstrike on Tehran, the capital of Ir...

Jaye Love, the US-based Ghanaian lady whose big butt caused commotion at terminal three passengers' lounge in Kotoka International Airport Ghana, has told her admirers to value her intelligence and not just her physical appearance.    Reflecting on the attention she received from various women who admired her body after her photos went viral on social media, Jaye mentioned that men's interest in a woman's physical attributes is waning, with a growing focus on a woman's intellect.    Jaye, reportedly an Instagram model, socialite, Club Host, and DJ, emphasized the importance of women possessing the intellectual capacity to create the life they desire.    Speaking in an interview with Kofi TV, she said,    "For ladies who aspire to be like me, it's essential to develop your intell...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have declared their intention to relinquish their positions as senior members of the Royal Family.   After several months of careful consideration and internal discussions, the royal couple has made this decision, which will pave the way for them to achieve financial independence.   They have also revealed their plan to divide their time between Britain and Canada, with the latter set to become their second home.   The Duke and Duchess of Sussex released a statement outlining their decision, stating:    “After thoughtful deliberation and internal discussions, we have opted to embark on a new path within this establishment. "We aim to step back from our roles as senior members of the Royal Family and work towards financial autonomy, while upholding our ...

Announcing their decision, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have shared their intention to step back from their senior roles in the Royal Family.   After several months of reflection and internal discussions, the royal couple believes this move will empower them to pursue financial independence.   Additionally, they revealed their plan to divide their time between Britain and Canada, with the latter expected to become their second home.   The statement released by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex expressed:    “After many months of reflection and internal discussions, we have chosen to make a transition this year in starting to carve out a progressive new role within this institution. "We intend to step back a...