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Donald Trump "cooled off" to Great Britain after King Charles III's meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky at Sandringham Palace. The former US president felt "less special" because of this meeting.

Concerns have arisen in Germany regarding the possible withdrawal of support for the F-35 fighter jets by the Trump administration. Military experts consider such a scenario unlikely, but politicians are calling for a thorough examination of the issue.

140,000 members of the Liberal Party of Canada are voting for a new party leader to replace Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister. Among the candidates are Mark Carney, Chrystia Freeland, Karina Gould, and Frank Baylis.

Donald Trump has spent over $18 million of taxpayers' money on golfing in Florida since returning to the White House. Each trip to Mar-a-Lago costs the U.S. budget $3.3 million.

Pro-Palestinian protesters committed an act of vandalism at Trump Turnberry, spray-painting the building red and leaving inscriptions on the lawn. Activists damaged the golf course in response to Trump's statements about control over Gaza.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated the need to increase European defense budgets above 3% of GDP. The Alliance requires an increase in the production of ammunition, ships, tanks, and other military equipment.

The Polish Prime Minister commented on the large-scale attack by the Russian Federation on Ukraine, during which 11 people were killed. Russia launched 145 drones and 3 missiles across 5 regions of Ukraine.

The USA has informed allies of its intention to cease participation in planning future military exercises in Europe after 2025. The decision will affect training in Sweden and other NATO countries, as the USA plans to redirect military resources to the Indo-Pacific region.

Trump's resort residence and Palm Beach County in Florida are in a high-risk area for wildfires. The state has already recorded over 600 fires this year, 18 of which are still active.

Billionaire Elon Musk will be questioned under oath on April 3 in Washington in the case of the Twitter purchase in 2022. Investors accuse him of intentionally lowering the company's stock value before the acquisition for $44 billion.

Advisors to the US president are exploring the possibility of lifting some sanctions against Russia, including the oil price cap. Such changes could occur if there is progress in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.

The White House has instructed the Treasury Department to explore options for easing energy sanctions against Russia. This is related to possible negotiations between Trump and Putin regarding the cessation of the war in Ukraine.

The President of the United States has signed an order to establish a White House working group to oversee preparations for the 2026 World Cup. According to the FIFA president, the tournament will create 200,000 jobs and bring in about $40 billion.

The White House held a historic summit on cryptocurrencies, announcing the creation of a strategic reserve of bitcoins from confiscated assets. After the summit, the price of Bitcoin fell by 4%, and over the week - by 8%.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio had a phone conversation with the French Foreign Minister regarding the resolution of the Russian-Ukrainian war. The parties discussed the upcoming meeting of the American and Ukrainian delegations in Saudi Arabia on March 11.

Donald Trump is considering the possibility of withdrawing 35,000 American soldiers from Germany and relocating them to Hungary. The decision may be related to the dissatisfaction of the United States regarding European defense spending.

US President Donald Trump denied NYT reports of a quarrel between Secretary of State Rubio and Elon Musk during a cabinet meeting. According to Trump, both "get along great" and work effectively together.

Ukrainian journalist Ostap Yarysh announced the termination of his cooperation with Voice of America, where he had worked since 2019. According to Detector Media, the dismissal occurred after a review by the DOGE Department under the leadership of Elon Musk.

The Trump administration halted funding for Columbia University due to student protests regarding Israel and Gaza. The university established a disciplinary committee and promised to cooperate with the government to restore the funds.

During a meeting of the US Cabinet, Elon Musk clashed with Marco Rubio and Sean Duffy over staff layoffs. Trump intervened in the dispute, siding with Secretary of State Rubio.

President Zelensky stated that the most intensive work with Trump's team has been taking place, including numerous calls. Negotiations are scheduled for next week in Saudi Arabia with the participation of representatives from the USA and Ukraine.

Donald Trump announced the possibility of imposing new tariffs against Canada in response to 250% tariffs on American dairy products and lumber. The US President accused Canada of years of "ripping off" the country.

Donald Trump stated about good relations with Putin and is convinced that he did not plan to attack Ukraine. According to Trump, Putin wants to end the war and will be "more generous than he should be."

Trump stated that the USA suspended aid to Ukraine due to a lack of willingness to resolve the conflict. He warned of the risk of a Third World War and confirmed trust in Putin.

Trump stated that only he is capable of resolving the war in Ukraine, where about 2000 soldiers die each week. He also expressed understanding of Putin's actions and believes that both sides seek to end the conflict.

U. S. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz announced a meeting with the Ukrainian delegation in Saudi Arabia. The discussion is planned to cover the agreement on mineral extraction and a ceasefire.

Donald Trump confirmed that he believes Putin's words about wanting to end the war, despite the ongoing attacks on Ukraine. He also noted that Ukraine has no trump cards, unlike Russia.

Canada's Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly stated that U. S. tariffs are a pretext for the future annexation of the country. Joly denied accusations regarding border security and called the U.S. an exporter of illegal weapons and drugs.

Republican lawmakers oppose Trump's decision to suspend military and intelligence aid to Ukraine. They warn of negative consequences for Ukraine's defense capabilities and its position in negotiations with Russia.

Trump is furious over the continued Russian strikes on Ukraine at a time when he is calling for a ceasefire. The US President threatens widespread sanctions against Russia until a peace agreement is reached.