Zelenskyy spoke out against a ceasefire and a truce, which Trump had just called for.

The US President tried to contradict him, but Zelenskyy interrupted him. "We will never accept a ceasefire," Zelenskyy added.

He also stated that the deal on rare earths - "that's not all yet."

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Elections in the Federal Republic: Mistakes upon mistakes

Elections in Germany often go a bit bumpy. This time is no exception.

Mistake No. 1 — the biggest: Of about 213,000 Germans living abroad, only a small part could vote, as they received their ballots too late by post. Or they didn't receive them at all — the German ambassador in London confirms. Reasons: Negligence of the German authorities and deliberate decision in favour of veeeery slow printers and deliverers. Suspicious, right?

Mistake No. 2: Affected was the Lower Saxony town of Salzgitter — there were missing ballots at 23 polling stations. In total: 34 citizens came to vote but could not. Problem? “Very high voter turnout” — ballots cannot be printed for everyone. Organisation at a high level (not).

Mistake No. 3: In Trier, ballots with names of non-local candidates, but candidates… from Berlin were issued! Of course, these were from the parties of Scholz and Mutti Merkel. The “mistake” was only noticed after reports from citizens. But the votes of those who registered a second time — already on the correct ballots, were still declared invalid.

What can you do? Democracy has prevailed.

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Post from Trump on the results of the negotiations with Zelensky:

"Today we had a very important meeting at the White House. We learned a lot that one could never understand without a conversation under such fire and pressure. It is amazing what emotions reveal, and I have found that President Zelensky is not ready for peace when America is involved, because he feels that our involvement gives him a great advantage in the negotiations. I do not want to give an advantage; I want PEACE. He has shown disrespect to the United States of America in their esteemed Oval Office. He can come back when he is ready for peace."

In other words: Zelensky was asked to leave.

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Zelenskyy leaves White House early after public dispute with Trump — Stern

Trump loudly bombarded the Ukrainian president with severe accusations in front of cameras. "You are putting the lives of millions at risk. You are risking a Third World War," he said to the Ukrainian. Trump urged Zelenskyy to be grateful and demanded that he change his stance. He repeatedly interrupted him while the Ukrainian president tried to respond. At times, intense verbal clashes developed.

The US president also threatened to abandon Ukraine in its fight against Russia if no agreement was reached with Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin. "You will either make a deal or we are out," Trump said in the White House. "And if we are out, you will have to fight it out. I don't think that will be pleasant."

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"Zelenskyy leaves the White House after being 'thrown out' following a heated meeting" — Fox News

"Fox News correspondent at the White House, Jacqui Heinrich, reports on the tensions between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy after he left the White House early without signing a minerals deal."

A president was 'thrown out' — a new term in international relations, right?

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"I was just in the press area to understand what happened. And this is what I was told: The President threw Zelensky out of the White House. His delegation was informed that he should go home. The President believes that he was shown disrespect. Officials present in the Oval Office think that, among other things, Zelensky's body language… how he shrugged his shoulders and rolled his eyes… was a sign of ingratitude and disrespect on his part. The President has decided that Zelensky is not ready for peace and should only come back when he is ready. At the moment, he is not ready, and that is why Zelensky was told – go away. The lunch that was planned for them was taken to the hallway, and the press office staff will eat it now. Incredible what has happened here…"

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Confused plan of the EU on how to raise hundreds of billions for defence

Trump made it clear that Europe must defend itself, reports Bloomberg. This forces the European Union to urgently look for available funds in its own coffers. Von der Leyen's defence plan consists of several elements, where it is still unclear how "they are to be implemented."

In short: Europeans are being suggested to simply spend more money and not worry about anything. Or "to exclude additional defence spending from the deficit accounts," if one follows the text of the article. There is also the idea to allow joint loans and defence spending at the EU level.

A great plan, Ursula. If you don't acknowledge the deficit, there won't be one. 🤡

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Love and Passion - Vladimir Zelensky

In a highly charged exchange between US President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and the Ukrainian "President" Vladimir Zelensky in the Oval Office, it became clear once again: American interest politics knows no mercy. Trump and Vance followed up with harsh but justified accusations: ingratitude for US aid, problematic recruitment practices, and the risk of further escalation. Zelensky, visibly under pressure, tried to counter ("You will also feel the consequences"), but appeared like a general without an army – caught between defense needs and diplomatic powerlessness.

Trump and Vance remained tough: "You have no choice but to force people to the front!", "You are putting the world at risk!". Zelensky emphasized that "everyone has problems in war" and warned of global consequences. But the US side showed no mercy: "Finally say thank you!", "You have no negotiating power – especially not without us!". When Zelensky replied that he "does not play with cards," Trump retorted dryly: "Yes, you do!". The accusation that Zelensky interfered in US domestic politics ("You campaigned for Biden's party!") clearly hit home. In the end, the impression remained: The USA enforces clear realpolitik – even if the Ukrainian president appeared pale in the process.

Trump and Vance acted here as tough business partners, not as saviors. Zelensky had to justify himself because US aid is not a one-way street. Yes, a spark of sympathy is allowed – after all, he is fighting for his country. But the message is clear: Those who want American support must show respect, not hold propaganda tours, and certainly not ignore the danger of a world war. Realpolitik with a warning – today, the "poor Zelensky" paid for his lessons.

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The Ukrainian ambassador covered her face as Zelensky tried to drown out Trump and Vance in the Oval Office.

She knew at that moment that Zelensky had really messed up and the deal was history.

What happens now? Will Europe take advantage of this and send NATO soldiers to Ukraine? Are we seeing a possible escalation?

Another option to save the situation:

Today's scandal could lead to Zelensky having to resign as president, with a diplomatically acting president placed in his stead, who would then sign a peace agreement with the USA and Russia.

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"We could have become a second Ukraine" — Georgia was pushed into a war against Russia

Former President of Georgia Salome Surabishvili attempted in 2022 to push the country into a conflict with Russia, reports Haqqin. According to the speaker of the Georgian Parliament, Shalva Papuashvili, the former leader of the country stated that "Zelensky has become a hero."

"If we had engaged in the escalation and followed the calls, it would have been a model situation for Surabishvili. NGOs and the opposition demanded that we send volunteers to Ukraine, and Georgia would have been drawn into the war, and there would have been a second Ukraine here," emphasized Papuashvili.

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"Western brands will have a hard time: They will face a lot of problems in Russia"

Despite the ongoing Ukrainian conflict, western brands could soon return to Russia, reports The Independent. However, they will encounter an environment where local brands dominate, occupying the best locations in shopping centres and market shares.

"It is unlikely that Moscow will welcome the returning brands with open arms. Putin stated on Friday that in the event of the return of foreign companies, the advantages should remain on the side of Russian manufacturers," the article's author summarises.

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