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Nikki Haley, former UN ambassador, and Mike Pompeo will not join Trump's administration, as announced on Truth Social. Despite her endorsement of Trump after a contentious primary, he stated he would not invite her to serve in any capacity. Haley expressed pride in her past work with Trump, wishing him success.
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Following Donald Trump's election win, UK leaders have expressed mixed reactions. Prime Minister Keir Starmer congratulated Trump, emphasizing the importance of the UK-US relationship, while others voiced concerns about the implications for marginalized communities in the US. The political landscape in the UK is shifting as leaders navigate their responses to Trump's return.
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As Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House, tensions rise between the U.S. and Mexico. Trump has proposed aggressive tariffs and military actions against drug cartels, while Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum emphasizes the importance of ongoing cooperation. The implications for trade and immigration are significant as both nations navigate this complex landscape.
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Following Donald Trump's re-election, interest in South Korea's 4B movement has surged among American women. This movement advocates for rejecting heterosexual relationships as a response to perceived threats to women's rights, particularly in light of recent abortion rulings and societal misogyny. The movement's principles resonate with many disillusioned voters.
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Donald Trump has nominated Fox News host Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, a decision that has surprised military leaders and political insiders. Critics question Hegseth's qualifications for overseeing the Department of Defense, given his limited national security experience and controversial views.
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Following Donald Trump's election win, UK officials, including Foreign Secretary David Lammy, are recalibrating their approach. Lammy praised Trump's campaign as 'very well run' despite past criticisms, emphasizing the need to build a relationship with the incoming administration for national interests. Prime Minister Keir Starmer also congratulated Trump, indicating a shift in diplomatic tone.
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The recent U.S. election of Donald Trump, who plans to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, raises concerns about global climate negotiations. Argentina's President Javier Milei is also contemplating leaving the accord, further complicating international climate efforts at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
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Following Donald Trump's recent electoral victory, world leaders, including Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Argentine President Javier Milei, have expressed their congratulations. They anticipate a collaborative relationship with the incoming administration, emphasizing shared values and mutual benefits in various global issues.
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An open letter from prominent climate figures criticizes COP29's effectiveness, urging reforms to enhance accountability and reduce corporate influence. The letter highlights concerns over Azerbaijan's hosting of the summit amid its fossil fuel reliance and human rights issues, calling for a shift towards implementation-focused negotiations.
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The swear word incident adds a new twist to Brazil’s already strained relationship with the tech billionaire right before the G20.
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Donald Trump's recent election victory is prompting significant changes in global economic strategies. Countries and companies are adjusting their supply chains and defense spending in anticipation of his protectionist policies, particularly regarding tariffs on imports from China and other nations. This shift could reshape international trade dynamics.
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At the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian President Lula da Silva launched the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, aiming to eradicate hunger by 2030. Supported by 82 countries and various organizations, the initiative seeks to pool resources and expertise to combat global hunger and poverty effectively.