The intense series of handshakes are reminiscent of the white-knuckled grip-off that marked a meeting between the two leaders more than seven years ago.
France says “merci” as Notre-Dame,one of the world’s most recognised monuments,reopens five years after fire devoured its roof.
Broadly speaking,polls show most Americans do want change in many of the areas where Trump has promised sweeping reform. But that’s not the whole story.
So,Peter Dutton tells us that his nuclear policy will be cheaper than Labor’s renewables policy. I would recommend to readers the Climate Council’s myth-busting article “The seven ways the federal Coalition could cook the books on nuclear costings”.
Former British prime minister Boris Johnson told a Sydney audience he had spoken with Donald Trump since the election and believed the president-elect would have “no choice” but to support Ukraine.
David Sacks,the millionaire founder of Yammer and friend of Elon Musk,was key in attracting financial support from other entrepreneurs for Trump’s campaign.
The cryptocurrency has boomed following the election victory of Donald Trump,who has promised to usher in pro-crypto regulation in the US.
The timing couldn’t be worse. The fall of the French government and the collapse of Germany’s coalition government have left Europe even more vulnerable to a new trade war with America.
The Fox News presenter has vowed he would “never back down” even as other names are floated for the role,including one-time Trump rival Ron DeSantis.
And a return to the lawyerly pile-on.
“A president’s family and allies shouldn’t get special treatment,” said Michigan Democratic senator Gary Peters.