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Trump at the UN: Palestine, Gaza, and the Waning U.S. Grip

Trump’s UN speech on Palestine reveals more than a diplomatic split — it signals a weakening of U.S. leverage in both politics and global finance.

Trump Condemns Recognition of Palestine
At the UN, Trump blasted Western nations for recognizing a Palestinian state, framing it as a “reward for atrocities.” His rejection places Washington at odds with France, Britain, Canada, and others, intensifying U.S. isolation at the very moment multipolar blocs are rising.

Banking purge: Vietnam FREEZES 86 Million Accounts For Noncompliance With New Biometric Requirements

By Ramon Tomey // Sep 21, 2025  HOME // CENTRAL BANKS

Vietnam is freezing or deleting 86 million bank accounts (nearly half of all accounts nationwide) for failing to comply with mandatory facial biometric scans, citing AI-driven fraud and money laundering as justification.

Transactions over 10 million dong ($379) now require facial verification, disproportionately impacting foreign residents and inactive account holders, with reports of people forced to fly back to Vietnam to avoid account termination.

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China’s Expanding Leverage: Diplomacy With Washington, Alignment With Pyongyang

Beijing reopens doors with U.S. lawmakers while deepening ties with North Korea — signaling a dual-track strategy to stabilize trade while strengthening authoritarian alliances.