Founded in 1847 by freed slaves in North America, the US president considered Liberia as one of the destinations to which the ‘re-emigrants’ could be sent. And the Liberian government agreed to sign an agreement to take in 1,200 of them

In an interview with the New York Times, the Prime Minister spoke about her relationship with the US President: “I thought things would be easier, given our shared views on immigration and ‘woke’ culture. Will we speak again after the summer? Well, we’ll see.”

Sticking by Trump is the White House aide’s mission. And she does so with the wholehearted approval of the First Lady, who has moved beyond merely providing a presentable backdrop everywhere she goes, even though smiling takes its toll on her, right down to her wrinkles

Pyongyang launches ten missiles just hours after the US offers new talks. But the provocation may come with a condition for returning to the negotiating table: recognition of North Korea as a nuclear power

To topple the regime in Tehran, Trump needs the Emirates – but not only them

“We’ve reached an agreement!”, writes the US President on Truth. According to Ottawa, however, there is still “a lot of work to be done” to reach a final agreement

Scale back military exercises with Seoul to reopen dialogue with Kim. But Pyongyang is better armed than ever, and has the Putin card to play. Diversionary tactics from the White House

China is offering its data models to train artificial intelligence systems. The White House is seeking a position from the signatories of the Pax Silica

The sixty days have expired and the US President has not secured the agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran that he had hoped to reach. And allies in the Gulf are wondering who will protect them from Iran’s forthcoming threats

It is the defining feature of our age and of the current political crisis. Christian-democratic culture, Europe, sovereignty. An essay