Weekly Blitz

Weekly Blitz is a tabloid newspaper that comes out every Wednesday in Bangladesh, founded by Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury. You can read its online version at www.weeklyblitz.net. The publication began in 2003.

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Trump’s NATO remarks spark debate over alliance’s core commitment

2 days ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

As the NATO summit in The Hague kicks off amid growing geopolitical tension, US President Donald Trump has once again stirred controversy-this time by casting doubt on one of the alliance’s foundational principles: Article 5, the mutual defense clause.
China breaks solar installation record amid industry overcapacity and trade challenge

3 days ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

China has once again demonstrated its global dominance in solar energy, setting a new benchmark in renewable energy expansion. In May 2025, the country installed a staggering 93 gigawatts (GW) of solar power capacity-more than any other country has managed in the entire year.
GCC poised to lead amid shifting global economic and geopolitical landscape

4 days ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

As the global order undergoes seismic shifts, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) stands at a rare crossroads – not of risk, but of opportunity. Amid rising geopolitical tensions, fragmentation of global trade, and a reorientation of economic alliances shaped by national security concerns, the GCC countries are uniquely poised to emerge not only as regional leaders but also as pivotal global players.
How Artificial Intelligence will disrupt big tech from the inside out

1 week ago | weeklyblitz.net | Anand Sharma

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just an emergent technology – it is a fast-moving force that is reshaping the global digital landscape with a speed and scale that is catching even the most powerful technology companies off guard. While mainstream narratives often focus on how AI will displace legacy industries such as law, transportation, education, and finance, a more ironic and imminent victim lies closer to home: the tech sector itself.
Hungary positions itself as a peace broker in Ukraine conflict, offers to host Putin-Trump summit

1 week ago | weeklyblitz.net | Anand Sharma

As the war in Ukraine drags into its fourth year with mounting casualties and deepening geopolitical rifts, one European Union member is once again attempting to defy the prevailing narrative. Hungary has reiterated its willingness to host peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine – and is even offering to facilitate a landmark summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump, should the opportunity arise.
EU moves to ban Russian gas imports by 2027 despite opposition

1 week ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

In a bold yet contentious move, the European Commission has formally proposed a complete ban on Russian natural gas imports by the end of 2027, as part of a broader effort to sever the European Union’s longstanding energy ties with Moscow. The announcement, made by Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen on June 17 in Strasbourg, marks a significant escalation in the EU’s energy strategy, following years of rising tensions with Russia-most notably since the onset of the Ukraine war in 2022.
Trump’s Syria exit hands regional influence to Turkiye and allies

1 week ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

In a significant recalibration of US foreign policy, the Trump administration has taken concrete steps to disengage from Syria. The decision in April to withdraw 500 troops from eastern Syria, followed by moves to lift sanctions and appoint a special envoy to Damascus, suggests that Washington is actively “de-prioritizing” Syria on its strategic map. This shift has profound implications for the region – and most notably, it positions Turkiye as the principal beneficiary.
Why Republicans must pass Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ to save America

1 week ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

The debate surrounding the so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill” has entered a new phase of intensity, marked by a flurry of criticisms and social media outbursts, particularly from Elon Musk, who recently took to X to lash out at President Trump. Musk’s posts, filled more with personal jabs than policy critiques, were quickly amplified by libertarian-leaning figures such as Senator Rand Paul, Representative Thomas Massie, and even Congressman Andy Biggs.
US denies role as Israel strikes Iran, warns against retaliation

2 weeks ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

Tensions in the Middle East soared this week after a series of Israeli airstrikes struck deep within Iranian territory, reportedly killing a top general, several nuclear scientists, and damaging key components of the country’s nuclear enrichment infrastructure. While the United States has denied any operational involvement in the attack, top American officials have issued stern warnings to Tehran against retaliation, pledging to defend both US and Israeli personnel in the region.
Trump open to forgiving Elon Musk after feud over spending bill and policy clashes

2 weeks ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

In a political landscape increasingly shaped by outsized personalities and social media salvos, the very public fallout between US President Donald Trump and billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk captured the nation’s attention last week. But in a sudden turn, both men appear to be stepping back from the brink, suggesting a possible thaw in their recently strained relationship.