According to its quarterly report, Tether Holdings SA purchased more than six tons of gold in the first three months of 2026, bringing its total bullion reserves to $19.8 billion at the end of March. The reserves equate to approximately 132 tons of gold based on spot prices, making Tether the

Gate News message, April 28 — US President Donald Trump fired back at German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on social media, accusing him of ignorance regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities. Posting on Truth Social, Trump stated that if Iran possessed a nuclear weapon, "the whole World would be held

Gate News message, April 27 — Due to U.S. blockades on Iranian ports, Iran is unable to ship oil to customers and empty tankers cannot dock to load cargo, causing petroleum inventories to accumulate. To prevent certain oil fields from shutting down, Iran has begun storing crude oil on floating tanke

Gate News message, April 25 — The Trump administration's premium 'gold card' visa program, launched last year to attract wealthy individuals and companies to the United States, has drawn minimal interest. Only one person has been approved for the visa since the scheme began, according to reports on

Gate News message, April 25 — U.S. President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court's tariff ruling on social media, stating that the nation could have saved $159 billion if the court had included a single clause stating "the U.S. need not return already-paid funds." Trump argued that companies a

Gate News message, April 24 — Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei delivered a Nowruz (Iranian New Year) address on April 24, stating that Iran has faced three "military and security wars" over the past year. He described the ongoing conflict as an enemy attempt "to kill leaders and military

Gate News message, April 23 — The United States is considering options to improve relations with Eritrea, a strategically located Red Sea nation, according to U.S. government statements on April 22. Masad

Iran's foreign minister argues U.S. and Israeli actions fuel Gulf insecurity, urging firm condemnations and stating Iran will defend its coast under international law, with consequences borne by aggressors. Iran's foreign minister argues U.S. and Israeli actions fuel Gulf insecurity, urging firm condemnations and stating Iran will defend its coast under international law, with consequences borne by aggressors.

Cuba's Deputy Foreign Minister Del Toro announced recent talks in Havana with U.S. officials, emphasizing a cautious approach. The Cuban delegation prioritized lifting the economic embargo on Cuba's energy sector, which Del Toro labeled as "global extortion."