U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order last week that suspends enforcement of anti-bribery laws that banned companies or individuals from bribing foreign government officials to get new business—calling the law “good on paper,” but in practicality a “disaster.”
A key element of the Occupy Peace movement that Gerald Celente launched over a decade ago is for the U.S. to close its 800 military bases in some 70 countries and bring home the hundreds of thousands of its troops to secure the homeland.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Washington and Tel Aviv will stand shoulder-to-shoulder to confront Iran and said—with the help of Donald Trump—“we can and will finish the job.”
The Israelis see U.S. President Donald Trump as a more willing participant than his predecessor if they decide to carry out strikes on Iran’s nuclear centers and there is a likelihood that Tel Aviv will push the new president to support these attacks.
A top Iranian diplomat penned a letter to UN Secretary-General António Guterres last week condemning U.S. President Donald Trump’s bellicose language about using force against Tehran over its nuclear program that Iran insists is for non-military use.
U.S. President Donald Trump last week remained resolute on his proposal to take Gaza despite international law and indicated that Washington can just swoop in and claim the ruined enclave.
U.S. President Donald Trump has angered Arabs and even some allies with his recent proposals to force Gazans out of the wrecked enclave to make way for a major development project built on the remains of the Palestinians killed by Israel’s 15-month-long genocide.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas on Tuesday that Israel will resume intense fighting in Gaza if the hostages are not returned by noon Saturday—just a day after U.S. President Donald Trump said “all hell is going to break loose in the enclave” if the Israelis are not returned.
U.S. president Donald Trump has left open, for now, a loophole in trade policy that allows small shipments from China to enter the country without paying a tariff or being inspected by customs agents.
Donald Trump will place a 25-percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imported into the U.S., he announced on 9 February, including those from Canada and Mexico, both major suppliers of the metals.