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Current Affairs Today Mar 4, 2025

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The U.S. has paused military aid to Ukraine to review its impact on long-term peace.

  • Decision follows a meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy.
  • Aims to ensure aid contributes to peace rather than prolonging war.
  • Reflects a shift in U.S. foreign policy toward conflict resolution.

Short Description: The U.S. reviews its military aid strategy for Ukraine to push for peace.


The stock market faces volatility due to new U.S. tariffs and key economic data releases.

  • U.S. imposes tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China.
  • Major job reports, including nonfarm payroll data, to be released.
  • Fed Chair Jerome Powell to speak on economic policies.

Short Description: Investors prepare for market swings as new tariffs and economic reports unfold.


The U.S. Supreme Court is handling cases on transgender rights, gun laws, and international lawsuits.

  • Tennessee’s gender-affirming care ban under review.
  • Lawsuit against U.S. gun makers for arms trafficking in Mexico.
  • Regulation of untraceable ghost guns being debated.

Short Description: The Supreme Court’s decisions could reshape U.S. laws on key social issues.


President Donald Trump signed an order making English the official language of the U.S.

  • Federal agencies will decide on multilingual services.
  • Aims to streamline communication and promote unity.
  • Does not eliminate existing language assistance programs.

Short Description: English is now the U.S.’s official language, affecting federal policies.


Firefly Aerospace successfully landed Blue Ghost Mission 1 on the Moon under NASA’s program.

  • Mission delivered payloads to Mare Crisium for research.
  • Studies lunar regoliths and solar wind interactions.
  • Marks a breakthrough for private-sector space exploration.

Short Description: Firefly Aerospace advances commercial lunar exploration with a historic landing.


Severe wildfires in North and South Carolina have led to mass evacuations.

  • South Carolina declares state of emergency.
  • Firefighters battle flames amid strong winds and dry weather.
  • Authorities urge residents to follow evacuation orders.

Short Description: Dangerous wildfires in the Carolinas force urgent evacuations.


Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) plans a $100 billion investment in U.S. chipmaking.

  • Aims to boost domestic semiconductor production.
  • Reduces reliance on foreign supply chains.
  • Expected to create thousands of jobs.

Short Description: TSMC’s massive investment strengthens U.S. semiconductor production.


Nine Federal Reserve officials, including Jerome Powell, will discuss monetary policy this week.

  • Focus on inflation and interest rate decisions.
  • Powell’s speech at a monetary policy forum is highly anticipated.
  • Comes amid new tariffs and upcoming job data.

Short Description: Fed officials to provide insights on inflation and economic policy shifts.


The U.S. is exploring options to ease sanctions on Russia amid global policy shifts.

  • Discussions include lifting restrictions on Russian oligarchs.
  • Aims to reassess U.S. foreign policy strategy.
  • Comes after the pause in military aid to Ukraine.

Short Description: The U.S. may adjust Russia sanctions as part of a broader foreign policy shift.


India’s first river dolphin estimation found 6,327 dolphins across 28 rivers in eight states.

  • Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest number of dolphins.
  • Survey covered 8,500 km in 3,150 man-days.
  • PM emphasized dolphin conservation and eco-tourism.

Short Description: India’s first-ever river dolphin survey highlights conservation progress


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