In just 19 days, Donald Trump staged a global industry war, announced his goal of taking Gaza and draining foreign aid.
He ordered many protesters who participated in the Jan. 6 Capitol, sent migrant prisoners to Guantanamo Bay, and sanctioned the International Criminal Court.
He would be forgiven by having some questions.
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It’s a busy day for Donald Trump and our canopy of the first hundred days of his presidency.
This is what we have come for a few hours of noise.
At around 3.25pm (UK time) we’re expecting to hear from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US Speaker Mike Johnson.
The pair are due to hold a joint news conference following their meeting this morning, which was rescheduled yesterday after Johnson’s meeting at the White House ran long.
Shortly after, at four p. m. , we’ll air an edition of our Trump 100 podcast, with us, correspondents Mark Stone and James Matthews, asking your questions about all about Trump.
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Shortly after 6 p. m. , we will listen to Trump, who will speak next to the Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ihiba.
Trump will then signal executive orders starting at 7 p. m.
Last night, he imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court and signed the order to fight against “anti-Christian prejudices. “
Donald Trump has responded to Travis Kelce after the NFL star said it will be an “honour” to have the president in attendance 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’m excited because it’s the biggest game of my life and to have the president there, it’s the most productive country in the world, so it’s pretty cool. “
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 American firm for foreign progression in the world, they told the news firm.
In 2023, the company spent 43. 79 billion dollars to reduce poverty and disease, as well as to economic expansion and the promotion of democracy.
USAID has been in Elon Musk’s crosshairs for some time, having branded it a “ball of worms” – without providing any evidence for his 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, an explosion of positions in which the richest user in the Global appointed through Trump to the new Ministry of Government Power (or Doge). He describes USAID, the foreign aid firm, as “a viper’s nest of radical Marxists who hate America,” “evil” and “a Crook organization. “
“Time for it to die,” the billionaire posted.
This is the story of how Musk boosted false USAID conspiracy theories to shut down aid across the world – read the full story from our US partner network here.
Moscow has urged patience on the subject of a potential meeting 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’s nothing really extensive about this account; we just want to be patient. “
Trump and Putin said they wanted them to meet in person.
“Russia is open to negotiations. In any case, a result of the regulation of negotiations,” said Peskov.
CNN has in the past quoted Peskov as saying that there had been no initial contacts between the two leaders to determine whether such an assembly was mandatory or where and how it might take place.
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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has issued a “total rejection” of Donald Trump’s plan for Gaza and voiced his support for the International Criminal Court (ICC).
This comes after Trump said the U. S. resumes Gaza and IPC officials from sanctions, accusing the court of “illegitimate and baseless actions for the United States and our close ally Israel. “
Meanwhile, a spokesman from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Germany would continue to the ICC.
“The sanctions are the tool,” said Scholz.
“They compromise an establishment that is intent on making sure that dictators in this global are only going after other people and starting wars, and it’s very important. “
As our Yousra Elbagir correspondent reported from South Africa, Trump’s executive order to freeze foreign aid is having an advance in other vulnerable people worldwide (see our publication at 6:55 a. m. ).
The United Nations HIV / AIDS program has said that this resolution reasons “confusion” in the field, despite an exemption of systems similar to virus.
While welcoming the waiver, Stegling stressed the situation remains chaotic.
“In Ethiopia, we have 5,000 public physical conditioning contracts that are financed through American assistance. And they have all been completed. ”
The United States donations represent most investments for the United Nations program that operates in 70 countries, which has led to efforts to finish help as a risk of public aptitude until 2030.
Israel’s ambassador to the UN says he “perceives why it is a problem” that the Israeli army allows Gazans to leave the territory.
Danny Danon told the Global along with Yalda Hakim that the relocation was voluntary and said that many looks would like to leave after Israel’s Minister of Defense ordered the FDIs to prepare in a plan to allow them to pass through the air, the earth or the sea.
Gazán and the villages have been flattened through Israeli bombs since Hamas attack against Israel on October 7, 2023.
Israel has destroyed some 245,000 homes, according to the United Nations. Just 31% of structures in the entire 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 block them and say no so that the people of Gaza will be condemned by Gaza for eternity?”Danon said.
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 sea port in Gaza. This has led some to call Gaza a “outdoor prison. “
“It’s time 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-ligarchy” and its unilateral dismantling of the US government “feels like a protracted coup”, a Democratic senator has said.
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 establishments and general practices that other people use to check to put checks and sales on those kinds of things are no longer effective. “
The adherence to the Constitution puts the private democrats of the fight of a guy who does not, she said: “money and the strength and ability to speak are strongly in Trump’s appearance. “