US EditionTrump hosts West African leaders as the region reels from US aid cuts
WASHINGTON, D.C., JUL 10 – Trump's administration shifts from foreign aid to trade partnerships with West African nations holding rich natural resources amid rising tariffs and aid cuts, impacting millions, a Lancet study warns.
- The U.S. administration's shutdown of USAID prompted a shift from charity aid to partnerships focused on self-reliance among West African nations.
- Despite deep U.S. assistance cuts, Washington maintains trade benefits under the African Growth and Opportunity Act for West African nations, highlighting a pivot toward commerce over aid.
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In his second presidency, Trump relaunches the US presence in Africa. Meets at the White House with five heads of state in West Africa, investment and security agreements to counter the influence of Beijing and Moscow.Without too many proclamations, but with a well-defined geopolitical plan the "am...
Trump meets African leaders in pivotal US policy shift
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Donald Trump completely botches meeting with world leaders
Donate to Democratic candidate Adam Frisch. Donate to Palmer Report. Hi it's Bill Palmer. Support my renewed effort to stop Donald Trump. Donate $5 now.Donald Trump has never once competently held a meeting with a world leader. We’ve seen him botch such meetings time and again when the cameras are rolling, and lord only knows how bad it gets behind closed doors. But as has been the general trend of late, Trump is getting worse at holding these …
Impatient Trump Tries To End Meeting With African Leader: ‘We’re Gonna Have To Go a Bit Quicker Than This’
President Donald Trump impatiently tried to end a meeting with Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani on Wednesday before asking the president to state his “name and your country.” As Ghazouani spoke for around seven minutes about investment opportunities and rare earth minerals, Trump began to look increasingly impatient before eventually making what The New Republic described as a “wrap-it-up gesture.” “I don’t want to spend too much tim…
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