Are Trump’s global actions, from Ukraine to Iran, going to hurt him in elections?
Voters who backed the US president in the last election are saying they can’t vote for him today: ‘This is an abomination’ Outside the Ukrainian educational and cultural center in a quiet Pennsylvania suburb of Jenkintown, on the outskirts of Philadelphia, a banner expressed unqualified gratitude: “Thank you USA for supporting Ukraine.” Inside, however, the sentiment was altogether different.…
At the Russia-Africa Summit held in Moscow, President John Dramani Mahama of Ghana urged global leaders to seek an end to wars and called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to strive for lasting peace in Ukraine. In his address, Mahama emphasized that ongoing conflicts around the world result in loss of life, immense suffering, and disruptions to global supply chains.
He made this appeal during the summit, reiterating his stance on the importance of peaceful resolutions to international disputes. Earlier in the week, Mahama had signaled his intention to discuss efforts towards securing a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war with Putin. At the summit, Mahama expressed Ghana's appreciation for Russia's readiness to resume trilateral talks regarding the conflict, as well as its demand for a lasting peace agreement and security for both nations involved.
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