In just 19 days, Donald Trump presented a World Trade War, announced his goal of taking gaza and empty foreign aid.
He provided many protesters who participated in the Capitol of January 6, sent migrant prisoners to the Bay of Guantanamo and sanctioned the International Criminal Court.
You’d be forgiven for having some questions.
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It’s another busy day for Donald Trump and our coverage of the first 100 days of his presidency.
This is what has just come during the next few hours . . .
Around 3:25 p. m. (United Kingdom time), we hope to hear from the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the president of the United States, Mike Johnson.
The couple is expected to celebrate a joint press convention after their assembly this morning, which was rescheduled after Johnson’s assembly at the White House was a long time.
Shortly after, at four in the afternoon, we will issue an edition of our Trump 100 podcast, with us, the correspondents Mark Stone and James Matthews, asking their questions especially about Trump.
They will answer your questions (which you can submit on the most sensible of this page) and you can watch and follow here.
Shortly after 6 p. m. , we will listen to Trump himself, who will speak with Japanese prime minister, Shigeru Ihiba.
Trump will then indicate decrees from 7 p. m.
Last night, he imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court and signed the order to fight “anti-Christian prejudice. “
Donald Trump responded to Travis Kelce after the NFL star said it would be an “honor” that the president provides at the Super Bowl in New Orleans on Sunday.
“It’s awesome. It’s a great honour, I think no matter who the president is,” said the Kansas City Chiefs tight end.
“I am excited because it is the greatest game of my life and to have the president there, it is the most productive country in the world, so it is quite great. “
Trump obviously satisfied with Kelce’s comments, calling him the “most productive closed wing of football (once!)” On his real social platform.
Other Palestinians percentage their challenge.
There are more than 10,000 workers for the U. S. Agency for International Development around the world, Resources told the News Agency.
In 2023, the company spent $ 43. 79 billion to reduce poverty and disease, as well as economic expansion and announce democracy.
The USAID has been in Elon Musk’s grid for some time, after having marked a “verse ball”, which offers any evidence of its disapproval.
By Brandy Zadrozny and Lora Kolodny, CNBC
Until recently, Elon Musk rarely posted on the U. S. Agency for International Development in X, where he stores his mind on just about any topic.
On Sunday, Sunday, a wave of positions in which the richest user in the global appointed through Trump from the new Department of Government Efficiency (or doge). He describes USAID, the foreign aid firm, as “a viper’s nest of radicals—the Marxists who hate America,” “evil,” and “a Crook organization. “
“It’s time for me to die,” the billionaire.
This is the story of how Musk has stimulated the false theories of the USAID conspiracy to close the help around the global: read all the Hitare of our Network of American partners here.
Moscow has suggested patience on the subject of a possible assembly between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov asked this morning about a report that Trump’s envoy for Russia and Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, is seeking to establish a truce even before talking about a peace colony.
“We have nothing to add yet,” he said.
“There is nothing really extensive in this account; we just want to be patient. “
Trump and Putin said they were looking for them to meet in person.
“Russia is open to negotiations. In any case, an agreement as a result of negotiations,” Peskov said.
CNN has in the past quoted Peskov as saying there were no initial contacts between the two leaders on whether such an assembly was mandatory or where and how it might take place.
Follow the other newer people in Ukraine on our live page compromised here.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz issued a “total rejection” of Donald Trump’s plan for Gaza and expressed his support for the International Criminal Court (ICC).
This occurs after Trump said that the recovery of the United States and the sanction of CPI officials, accusing the Court of “illegitimate and unfounded movements directed to the United States and our best close friend Israel. “
Meanwhile, a spokesman from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Germany would continue to the ICC.
“Sanctions are the tool,” Scholz said.
“They jeopardise an institution that is supposed to ensure that the dictators of this world cannot simply persecute people and start wars, and that is very important.”
As our correspondent Yousra Elbagir reported from South Africa, Trump’s executive order to freeze foreign aid is having an inroads on other vulnerable people around the world (see our post at 6:55 a. m. ).
The United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS has said that this resolution reasons for the “confusion” in the field, despite an exemption from systems similar to the virus.
While welcoming the resignation, it will dye that the stage is still chaotic.
“In Ethiopia, we have 5,000 public physical conditioning contracts that are financed through American assistance. And they have all been completed. ”
U. S. donations make up the majority of investments by the U. N. program operating in 70 countries, which has led efforts to end aid as a public fitness risk through 2030.
Israel’s ambassador to the UN says he “doesn’t see why it’s a problem” for the IDF to allow Gazans to leave the territory.
Danny Danon told the Global with Yalda Hakim that the resettlement was voluntary and said that many Gazans would like to leave after the Israeli Defense Minister ordered the FDI to prepare a plan to allow them to pass through land or sea.
Villages and villages in Gaza have been flattened through Israeli bombs since the attack on Hamas opposed Israel on October 7, 2023.
Israel has destroyed about 245,000 houses, according to the United Nations. Only 31% of the structures throughout the territory are still standing.
The Israeli army resolution to put a plan in position to facilitate resettlement came here after Donald Trump announced that the United States resumed Gaza.
“Why to block them and say no so the people of Gaza are doomed to stay for Gaza for eternity?” said Danon.
Israel has avoided that the citizens of Gazán travel since 2007, according to Human Rights Watch, exacerbated through the restrictive policies of Egypt at the Rafah’s crossing, the only crossing of Gaza in a country that is not Israel.
Israel prevents the Palestinian government from operating an airport or seaport in Gaza. This led some to call Gaza an “open-air prison. “
“It’s time to look for new solutions. About new ideas, outside the box,” Danon said.
Israel “has no intention or desire to stay in Gaza”, he added.
The “Bro-light” and its unilateral dismantling of Americans “seem an extended blow,” said a Democratic senator.
The dissolution of the USAID Congress approval is “very alarming,” said Heidi Campbell in the Global with Yalda Hakim.
The U. S. Army U. S. It has long relied on the program to combat terrorism, and the industry works heavily with it as well, he said.
“The normal institutions and practices that people employ to try and put checks and balances on this sort of thing are no longer effective.”
Adhering to the constitution puts Democrats at a disadvantage when combatting a man who doesn’t, she said: “The money and the power and the ability to communicate is heavily on the side of Trump.”