Key events
Peter Stone
A fundamental change in the US Department of Justice has seen key drives to fight corruption, which can benefit US businesses and foreign clipotocrats, including some Russian Eleigrich.
These measures have strongly criticized former US prosecutors, transparency experts and top Democrats, warning that the move to eliminate anti -corruption efforts is to clear global business methods and to deal with the power of Eleigures and authoritarian rulers.
Donald Trump’s US Attorney General Palm Bondi – a long ally of the president, has stepped forward in 1977 to stop the implementation of six months under the Foreign Corrupt Practice Act, which has provided bribes for a long time for US businesses to win foreign deals.
Signing an executive order in February, Trump raised his voice to stop the department’s FCPA investigation for six months to review the policy guidelines. “That means a lot of business for the United States,” Trump expressed disappointment with critics.
In another sharp foreign shift in the DOJ, a Bondi Memo indicated last month that the two units aimed to fight clipotocracy – including some major Russian Elegchch – to focus on some lawyers to focus on new priorities fighting drug cartels and international crimes.
The United States increased the international watchlist for a rapid decline in civil liberties
Anna Bats
The United States has been included in the Sox Monitor Watch List, which identifies countries whose global civil rights views believe that civil liberties are currently facing a rapid decline.
CitizenAn international non -profit organization that is dedicated to “the action of citizens worldwide and strengthening civil society” announced the inclusion of the United States in the first watch list of 2025 non -profit, along with the Republic of the Congo, Italy, Pakistan and the Democratic Republic of Serbia.
Watchlist is part of the Sox Monitor, which In 198 countries detect progress in civil liberties. Other countries This features have been presented before In recent years, the watch list has included Zimbabwe, Argentina, El Salvador and the United Arab Emirates.
“The watchlist looks at the countries where we are worried about worsening the conditions of the city in relation to peaceful assembly, association and expression freedoms,” said Mandeep Tawana, co -secretary general of SacoS.
The website says the selection process adds insights and data from the World Network’s research partners and data.
The decision to include the United States in the first 2025 watch list was made in response to the group, which the group described as the “Democratic principles and the Trump administration’s attack on global cooperation.”
Donald Trump did not respect the Green Landers with respect to the Greenland’s wide, mineral -rich, a mineral rich, the Greenland, the Greenland Prime Minister was quoted on Monday.
According to Reuters, Trump reaffirmed his interest in acquiring the island while addressing the Congress last Tuesday, and presented a picture of prosperity and safety for the “incredible people” of Greenland, a sovereign area of the Danish kingdom.
Trump wrote this message earlier in Monday to the message of truth: “We will keep you safe, as we have since after World War II. We are ready to invest billions of dollars to create new jobs and make you wealthy.
Greenland’s Prime Minister, Gond Egypt, told the Danish Public Broadcaster doctor in an interview broadcast on Monday: “We deserve to be treated respectfully with him, and I do not think the US president has done this since he recently took office.”
He added, “I think the recent work that the US president is doing means means that people do not want to go near (the United States) as much as they wanted in the past.”
“We need to draw a line in the sand and try more with the countries (what we want to build) with the countries we want to build,” Greenland said in comments ahead of the general election.
Egeda has repeatedly said that Greenland, which has a population of only 57,000, belongs to its people and should decide about its future. He supports complete independence for Greenland.
Republican lawmakers warned that Trump’s prices have damaged US business
Hello and Welcome to the direct blog of American politics. I am Tom Ambrose and will bring you the latest news in the next few hours.
We start with this news Republicans are worried about this Donald Trump’s prices are damaging the US economy, circles told him he was struggling financially.
Business owners, exporters and farmers have told lawmakers that the threat of Trump’s trade war and the threat of standing taxes against Canada, Mexico and Europe is directly impacting business in the United States, The hill is reported.
“Canada’s prices will certainly have a detrimental effect on the economy of Mine, and especially the border communities,” said Senator Susan Collins. “For example, we have a large paper in the northern mine on the border that finds its pulp from Canada.”
“The mill, which is the largest employer in the region so far, employed 510 people directly. I have talked to the owner of this mill, 25 % tariff implementation can be disastrous.
“Every major industry in Kentucky lobbies against me. Senator Rand Paul told The Hill, cargo ships, farmers, bourbon manufacturers, home makers, domestic sellers, your name-manufacturers.
“The bourbon industry says that during Trump’s first term, he is still hurt by revenge rates,” he said. “So do the farmers too.”
