Trump should try to mediate Turkish-Israeli tensions in the Horn of Africa
Tensions could explode into a new war between any two of the countries that are at loggerheads there, and that could in turn draw in both of those powerful states.
European leaders refrained from urging Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to refrain from criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump during their meeting in Brussels, according to diplomatic sources cited by Politico. One source explained to Politico, "What do you expect him [Zelenskyy] to do? He’s desperate, and the situation is as bad as it can get."
The Financial Times had reported the previous day that EU leaders intended to encourage Zelensky to temper his criticism of Trump, as they were concerned that his increasingly harsh remarks could further strain the already frayed relationship between the United States and Ukraine.
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