Peace Prevails in The Golden Age

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Date: April 20, 2025

🕊️Recent diplomatic engagements between the United States and Iran in Rome have shown “encouraging progress”, entering a new phase of expert-level collaboration aimed at advancing mutual understanding and cooperation.
Aligned with the spirit of GESARA and the dawning Golden Age, global dynamics are shifting from confrontation to communication. As nations embrace constructive dialogue, the vision of a harmonious and united future becomes more tangible. ☮️
In parallel, official sources have announced plans to gradually scale back certain overseas operations—highlighting a broader international trend toward de-escalation and peaceful transition.
According to NESARA principles, all aggressive actions are to be ceased, promoting global stability and well-being for all.
The next stage of the dialogue is scheduled for Wednesday in Oman.
Stay tuned for more updates as this peaceful transformation continues to unfold.

Ripple and SWIFT on one platform

IBIS announced that its customers will be able to connect to Ripple and SWIFT in their pockets, on one platform. In that sense, IBIS stated that its customers will have unlimited banking possibilities. SWIFFRoute customers will be able to process payments through RippleNet and an out of the box banking integration.
Source:www.crypto-news-flash.com

Trump is seriously considering a capital gains tax cut

Donald Trump is considering a capital gains tax cut in an effort to create more jobs.
- We are looking at also considering a capital gains tax cut, which would create a lot more jobs, said Trump Monday during a White House news conference.
Sources:www.youtube.com, bloomberg.com

Basel IV Regulations Impact for Banking Industry

Basel IV Rules Will Arrive and Complicate Bank Lives Even Further.
New Banking Rules Will Tighten Credit Standards, according to Morgan Stanley.
According to Morgan Stanley analysts, the Fed will issue new bank capital regulations between late May and early July, which will be followed by a comment period and a final rule that will be implemented gradually between 2025 and 27.
For their US Large-Cap Banks coverage, they anticipate that the implementation of this Basel IV, often known as the 'Basel III Endgame,' will result in increased risk-weighted assets (RWAs) and capital requirements, with a focus on Global Systemically Important Banks (GSIBs).
The name 'Basel' comes from the city of Basel in Switzerland, where the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision was established in 1974.
The committee is made up of representatives from central banks and regulatory authorities from around the world, and its primary goal is to promote international financial stability by developing and promoting supervisory standards and guidelines for the banking industry.

Donald Trump is ending endless war

NESARA law:
16: Ceases all aggressive, U.S. government military actions worldwide.
17: Establishes peace throughout the world.
Trump office Facts:
Donald Trump is ending endless war
US pulls troops out of Libya amid rise in violence
New in 2020: Will Trump pull the US military out of Iraq and Syria?
Afghan conflict: US and Taliban sign deal to end 18-year war
Trump confirms plans to pull some US troops out of Germany
Peace Treaty on Korean Peninsula

United States and China are seeking debt relief measures

The United States and China are in frequent discussions to prevent emerging market sovereign defaults.
Talks include preemptive measures such as extending loan periods to ease the annual debt service burden of over US$400 billion for poor countries.
Ideas also involve increased financing from the World Bank and others to address high borrowing rates.
The aim is to implement these measures before countries default and enter formal restructuring talks with creditors.
The Treasury Department: "we talk frequently with China about sovereign debt concerns.
And we talk to many countries about how to make sure the international financial architecture is meeting low-income country financing needs".