Time magazine changed the portrait of US President Donald Trump on the cover of one of its issues after criticism from the American leader. This is reported by UNN with reference to Time.
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Now the head of the White House is depicted full-face. In the initially presented image, the US president looked up against the sky with the caption "His Triumph."
At the same time, Trump himself has not yet commented on the new cover of the magazine.
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As reported by the Daily Beast, the cover of TIME magazine featuring President Donald Trump owes its existence to one of the most terrifying portraits of the 20th century. It refers to Arnold Newman's 1963 photo, which depicts Alfred Krupp, a German industrialist and convicted Nazi war criminal.
This portrait, published by Newsweek, has long been considered one of the most psychologically charged images ever created for a weekly news magazine.
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Time magazine published an issue with a photograph of Trump on its cover, and also featured three articles on the settlement of the war in Gaza on the front page: "His Triumph," "The Leader Israel Needed," and "How Gaza Heals."
US President Donald Trump complained about Time magazine for publishing his photograph on the cover. He called it "the worst photograph in history."
UNN also reported that Donald Trump signed a peace agreement for the Gaza Strip in Sharm el-Sheikh. He called it historic and one that would prevent World War III.