The US is preparing for a large-scale deal with Saudi Arabia worth more than $100 billion
The United States is preparing a large-scale deal with Saudi Arabia worth more than $100 billion, which could significantly change the balance of power in the region. During President Donald Trump’s visit in May 2025, it is expected that the supply of modern weapons systems from leading US companies such as Lockheed Martin and Boeing will be announced. This deal will not only strengthen the defence partnership between the two countries, but also reflect the new geopolitical challenges the world is facing. Will it be able to overcome previous difficulties and be fully implemented? Read on!
Ukraine reveals Trump’s true nature: vandal, autocrat, gangster and fool
Ukraine has become a litmus test that has revealed Donald Trump’s true identity, exposing him as a political figure who combines the traits of a vandal, autocrat, gangster and fool. The article analyses his controversial actions towards Ukraine, which undermine Kyiv’s support in the fight against Russian aggression. Trump, with his sympathy for autocrats and destructive decisions, threatens global stability. Read on to find out how Ukraine reflects the true nature of political leaders and what risks Trump’s return to power poses.
Klitschko clarified his words about a possible temporary relinquishment of territories for the sake of peace: “This is not my position, but one of the real scenarios”
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has explained his recent statements about Ukraine’s possible temporary relinquishment of some territories in exchange for peace. He stressed that this is not his personal position, but one of the scenarios that is being actively discussed in the world. Klitschko noted that Ukrainians will never accept the occupation by Russia and that the fight against territorial concessions is important for Ukraine’s national interests. Read more about his thoughts and the context of this important discussion.
Trump again accuses Ukraine of war and says Crimea will “stay with Russia” – interview with The Time
US President Donald Trump has reignited controversy by accusing Ukraine of provoking the war and saying that Crimea will “stay with Russia”. In a new interview with The Time, he claims that Kyiv’s desire to join NATO was the “impetus” for the Russian invasion. These statements are causing concern among Ukraine’s allies, as Trump is the main contender for the Republican presidential nomination in the 2024 elections. How could his stance affect support for Kyiv? Read on to find out more about his controversial statements.
