Iranian Parliament Dismisses U.S. Negotiation Claims as "Fake News"

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  Read more TEHRAN  — On March 23,  2026,  Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf,  the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament,  issued a formal rebuttal to assertions made by U. S.  President Donald Trump concerning "productive" high-level talks between Washington and Tehran.  In a series of public statements,  Ghalibaf characterized the reports as "fake news, " alleging that the claims were a strategic maneuver intended to influence global markets. Disputed Claims of Diplomacy The friction followed a post by President Trump on the social media platform Truth Social,  in which he stated that the U. S.  and Iran had engaged in "very good and productive conversations" over a 48-hour period.  The President further announced a five-day postponement of planned military strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure,  citing these discussions as a sign of a potential "complete and total resolution" of regional hostilities. However,  the Iranian le...

President Mahama Directs End to Foreign Currency Denominated Government Contracts



ACCRA, Ghana – In a significant policy shift, President Mahama has issued a directive that, effective today, July 24, 2025, all government contracts awarded will no longer be denominated in foreign currency. This new mandate applies irrespective of the funding source for the contract.

The directive was announced by Ato Forson, though further details on the implications and rationale behind the decision are anticipated. The move suggests a strategic effort by the government to potentially strengthen the local currency, manage foreign exchange risks, and promote greater stability within the national economy.

This policy change is expected to have broad implications across various sectors engaged in government projects, from infrastructure development to service provision. Contractors and stakeholders will likely need to adjust their financial planning and bidding strategies to align with the new requirement for local currency denominations.

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