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  • Ian Garner
    Ian Garner “Europe has spent more time discussing, making statements, and making calls than actually putting its money where its mouth is and stepping up to give concrete support to Ukraine or to pursue any other policy of its own choosing. Everybody is technically on the same page. The problem is when you actually look at finer details of the plans, everybody disagrees. All these European leaders are still trapped in potential maybes. Nobody has come up with a cohesive, comprehensive, and collaborative plan to say, 'Here's what we would actually be willing to definitely do.' And so, of course, Trump, Putin, and even Zelenskyy don't take Europe seriously.” 16 hours ago
  • Majda Ruge
    Majda Ruge “There seems to be a group of EU countries who are clear that they are not going to be part of a poorly designed and hasty Trump deal, and who are focused on continuing their support to Ukraine.” 16 hours ago
  • Abdulaziz Alghashian
    Abdulaziz Alghashian “Many people are preparing themselves for something very negative on the horizon in regards to the ongoing yet fragile Gaza ceasefire. I think they sense that Netanyahu is someone who's really confident, especially after leaving Washington [and] getting a great deal of support from the White House for his dream of pushing people out of Palestine. The emboldened Israeli prime minister might, at some point, try to draw the United States into attacking Iranian nuclear facilities. Netanyahu is trying to create a great deal of instability so he could prolong his political career.” 16 hours ago
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“I am going tonight [to Saudi Arabia]. I'll be traveling there with the national security advisor, and we'll be having meetings at the direction of the president, and hopefully we'll make some really good progress.”

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President Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy
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“You've got to bring the allies with you. Are they going to play a part? Of course they are. You can't do it at the exclusion of anyone. We want to make sure it's lasting and it's sustainable peace.”

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Trump-nominated Ukraine-Russia envoy
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“We want, like you, a sovereign and prosperous Ukraine. But we must start by recognizing that returning to Ukraine's pre-2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. To be clear as part of any security guarantee, there will not be U.S. troops deployed to Ukraine.”

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US Secretary of Defense
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“Hegseth said very clearly today that from now onwards, the Europeans have to understand that given stark geopolitical developments globally, the Americans won't be primarily focused on Europe's security. There are other challenges. And on top of that agenda is China's growing economic and military clout globally, which the Americans would like to counter.”

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Al Jazeera’s journalist reporting from Brussels, Belgium
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“When Mr. Trump imposed tariffs in his first term - 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum - Mexico retaliated with countertariffs on key American products, including pork, apples, cheese, cranberries, bourbon whiskey and Harley Davidson motorcycles. The tariffs were lifted about a year later with the signing of the revised free trade agreement among the United States, Canada and Mexico. While the short-lived tariffs on steel and aluminum did not lead to significant gains for American manufacturers, it is not surprising that Mr. Trump was considering turning to them again. It represents a win that's easy for Trump to communicate. It benefits - in the short term - an industry that's become emblematic in the United States.”

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General director of the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness
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“I want to have our money secured because we're spending hundreds of billions of dollars.... I told them I want the equivalent of like $500 billion worth of rare earth and they've essentially agreed to do that. And, you know, they may make a deal, they may not make a deal, they may be Russian some day, or they may not be Russian some day, but we're going to have all this money in there and I say we're going to want it back.”

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President of the United States
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“These latest announcements are a way of President Trump showing that he's very serious about using the tariff instrument as a policy tool for achieving both economic and non-economic objectives.”

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Chief economist at the Milken Institute
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“I've had it. Let's just say I've had it [a conversation with Putin]...And I expect to have many more conversations. We have to get that war ended. If we are talking, I don't want to tell you about the conversations. I do believe we're making progress. We want to stop the Ukraine-Russia war. We're talking to both sides.”

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President of the United States
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“I think this is the most serious Constitutional crisis the country has faced, certainly, since Watergate. This is a red alert moment when this entire country has to understand that our democracy is at risk.”

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US Senator - Democrat
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“If a judge tried to tell a general how to conduct a military operation, that would be illegal. If a judge tried to command the attorney general in how to use her discretion as a prosecutor, that's also illegal. Judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power.”

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US Vice President
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“Historically, it's been a time to talk about unity and togetherness and just celebrate this magnificent holiday in our national civic religion. It's complicated to have Donald Trump celebrating football, especially because of his somewhat troubled relationship with the N.F.L. and its players.”

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Journalist and author of 'America's Game: The Epic Story of How Pro Football Captured a Nation'
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“This is similar to sports betting or gambling. The retail customer putting in their funds is doing so at risk of losing most if not all of it with the hope of an outsize payoff.”

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Former deputy superintendent at the New York State Department of Financial Services
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“Every action taken by the Trump-Vance administration is fully legal and compliant with federal law. Any legal challenge against it is nothing more than an attempt to undermine the will of the American people.”

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White House spokesman
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“President Trump is not stealing other branches' powers. He is exercising his Article II powers under the Constitution. And judges who say he can't? They're legally wrong. The Supreme Court is going to side with Trump.”

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Director and founder of the conservative advocacy group Article III Project
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“The administration seems to have wanted challenges that consume a ton of resources - of opponents, courts and public attention - even as members of the administration know the provisions do not square with the law that exists.”

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Professor at Yale Law School
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“We are in the midst of a constitutional crisis right now. There have been so many unconstitutional and illegal actions in the first 18 days of the Trump presidency. We never have seen anything like this. Systematic unconstitutional and illegal acts create a constitutional crisis.”

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Dean of the University of California Berkeley Law School
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“President Trump does not have the power to give away Americans' private information to anyone he chooses, and he cannot cut federal payments approved by Congress. Musk and DOGE have no authority to access Americans' private information and some of our country's most sensitive data.”

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New York Attorney General
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“It is, of course, early days in Musk's attempted global far-right revolution. Some of his moves may work, and others may not have the level of political impact he is hoping for. However, it is still a worry that Musk has been able to get as far as he has in terms of meddling in the internal politics of several countries. One can only hope that there will soon be a concerted pushback to Musk's global moves.”

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Associate Professor of International Development Studies at Roskilde University
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“I need, if I'm confirmed, to go to these countries and explain to them that if they want to enjoy continued market access to the United States, we need to have better reciprocity.”

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Trump's U.S. trade representative nominee
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“The mere suggestion of relocating two million Gazans is likely to complicate the cease-fire negotiations by making Hamas more cautious, and to destabilize the entire Arab world. Mr. Trump's declaration, he said, is the perfect recipe for recruiting more people to Hamas. Mr. Trump's new colonialism had given Hamas easy marketing tools.”

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Palestinian expert in national security
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“I think what he [Donald Trump] did was throw the old checkers board off the table and replaced it with Monopoly. He didn't just change the rules of the game but the game itself. Mr. Trump's vision for a Gaza without Gazans could work as a threat and put significant pressure on Hamas to release more hostages. Conversely it could cause Hamas to walk away from the deal altogether. Mr. Trump is a businessman. He takes risks.”

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Expert in the Israel-Palestinian conflict at the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University
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“South Africa is doing very bad things. Expropriating private property. Using G20 to promote 'solidarity, equality, & sustainability.' In other words: DEI and climate change. My job is to advance America's national interests, not waste taxpayer money or coddle anti-Americanism.”

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U.S. Secretary of State
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“Trump's position was not meant as a hostile move. What he's very generously has offered is the ability of the United States to go in and help with debris removal, help with munitions removal, help with reconstruction, the rebuilding homes and businesses and things of this nature so that then people can move back in.”

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U.S. Secretary of State
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“The idea of Americans going in on the ground in Gaza is a non starter for every senator. So I would suggest we go back to what we've been trying to do which is destroy Hamas and find a way for the Arab world to take over Gaza and the West Bank, in a fashion that would lead to a Palestinian state that Israel can live with.”

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Senator from South Carolina and member of the Republican Party
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“The military is prepared to look at all options for rebuilding Gaza. We look forward to working with our allies, our counterparts, both diplomatically and militarily, to look at all options.”

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US Secretary of Defense
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“We are well past euphemism about 'pushing the limits,' 'stretching the envelope' and the like. The array of legal constraints Mr. Trump has violated amounts to programmatic sabotage and rampant lawlessness.”

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Legal scholar in residence at New York University and the author of a casebook on separation-of-powers law
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“The US will take over the Gaza Strip and we will do a job with it, too. We'll own it. US will be responsible for clearing destroyed buildings and dismantling dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons. This was not a decision made lightly. Everybody I've spoken to loves the idea of the United States owning that piece of land, developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be magnificent.”

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President of the United States
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“I am absolutely convinced that we can deal with these issues, and there are always issues between allies. There are always issues, sometimes bigger, sometimes smaller. But I'm absolutely convinced that will not get in the way of our collective determination to keep our deterrence strong.”

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Secretary General of NATO
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“U.S. sent more in military and economic assistance to Ukraine than its European partners. We're looking to do a deal with Ukraine where they're going to secure what we're giving them with their rare earth and other things. I want to have security of rare earth. We're putting in hundreds of billions of dollars. They have great rare earth. And I want security of the rare earth, and they're willing to do it. We made a lot of progress on Russia, Ukraine. We'll see what happens. We're going to stop that ridiculous war.”

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President of the United States
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“The global economy is increasingly becoming one that is characterized by ever deepening trade relationships excluding the United States. The trend is not necessarily anyone's preference, but the arrangements offer a second best option given America's rejection of a more open economic order. The proliferation of trading blocs, like the one between the European Union and South American nations, also helped countries avoid an overreliance on China.”

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Senior fellow in Brussels at the Peterson Institute for International Economics
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“Secretary Rubio informed President Mulino and Minister Martínez-Acha that President Trump has made a preliminary determination that the current position of influence and control of the Chinese Communist Party over the Panama Canal area is a threat to the canal and represents a violation of the Treaty Concerning the Permanent Neutrality and Operation of the Panama Canal. Secretary Rubio made clear that this status quo is unacceptable and that absent immediate changes, it would require the United States to take measures necessary to protect its rights under the Treaty.”

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State Department spokeswoman
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“It will definitely happen with the European Union, I can't tell you that. Because they have really taken advantage of us. You know, we have over a $300bn deficit. I wouldn't say there is a timeline. But it's going to be pretty soon.”

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President of the United States
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“It doesn't make much economic sense. Historically, most of our tariffs on raw materials have been low because we want to get cheaper materials so our manufacturers will be competitive ... Now, what's he talking about? He's talking about tariffs on raw materials. I don't get the economics of it.”

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Senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a former U.S. trade official
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“We continue to believe that vehicles and parts that meet the USMCA's stringent domestic and regional content requirements should be exempt from the tariff increase. Our American automakers, who invested billions in the US to meet these requirements, should not have their competitiveness undermined by tariffs that will raise the cost of building vehicles in the United States and stymie investment in the American workforce.”

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President of the American Automotive Policy Council
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“Consumers are going to be clearly worse off. When you talk about a tariff, it's an economic war; and in war, everybody loses. But hopefully we will come to some better results and conclusions as a result of the pain and suffering that we will go through.”

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Professor of finance and economics at Loyola Marymount University and chief economist at SS Economics
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“The tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China send a powerful message that the United States will no longer stand by as other nations fail to halt the flow of illegal drugs and immigrants into our country. These measures will also bring in billions in new revenue to the U.S. government.”

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Congressman Republican-Missouri
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“Today, I have implemented a 25% Tariff on Imports from Mexico and Canada (10% on Canadian Energy), and a 10% additional Tariff on China. This was done through the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) because of the major threat of illegal aliens and deadly drugs killing our Citizens, including fentanyl. We need to protect Americans, and it is my duty as President to ensure the safety of all. I made a promise on my Campaign to stop the flood of illegal aliens and drugs from pouring across our Borders, and Americans overwhelmingly voted in favor of it.”

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President of the United States
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