Trump on Ukraine:

We are talking about power plant ownership.

Elon Musk:

DOGE is getting death threats on a daily basis.

At 8:16, the “JD Vance” account replied:

“Team, I’m out for the day at an economic event in Michigan, but I think we’re making a mistake.”

It added, “3% of U.S. trade and 40% of Europe’s runs through the Suez. The public may not grasp this.

The key reason, as POTUS said, is to send a message.”

The United Kingdom will continue providing equipment support for the global fleet of F-35 Lightning jets until at least 2069, when the aircraft is set to retire from UK service.

Source: UK Defence Journal

Trump:

We may give a lot of countries breaks on tariffs.

Trump:

Not al tariffs will be included on April 2.

JD Vance on leaked Signal group chat while discussing the possibility airstrikes on Houthis:

“I just hate bailing Europe out again.”

Trump on the Atlantic Signal story:

I don't know anything about it. I'm not a big fan of The Atlantic. It's a magazine that's going out of business. But I know nothing about it.

Israel is planning to conquer and occupy Gaza

The new proposal, formulated by the new IDF chief of staff, has unofficial support from far-right ministers.

Under the plan, the IDF would deploy multiple combat divisions to reinvade Gaza, dismantle Hamas, seize large areas of the enclave, and confine the population to a designated so-called humanitarian zone along the coast.

The Israeli military would then administer Gaza.

Source: FT

Russia-U.S. talks in Riyadh have concluded after more than 12 hours, making it the longest meeting between the two delegations in 2025.

BIG: Egypt threatened to expel Hamas leaders and activists if they refused a new hostage deal and ceasefire.

Hamas was given 72 hours to accept or leave, prompting their agreement.

Source: KAN

Example of Israeli “settler” terrorism in occupied West Bank.

A Palestinian family from Hebron went to an Iftar dinner with relatives.

Ten minutes later, neighbors called to say Israeli settlers had entered their home.

When they returned, Israeli soldiers blocked their entry while settlers removed their belongings.

The settlers claim they bought the house, but the family denies selling it.

This didn't age well.

US Defense Secretary Hegseth on March 21:

"Under the previous administration, we looked like fools. Not anymore"

NEW: Washington and Moscow are expected to issue a joint statement on the Riyadh talks, with the White House's assessment of the talks as positive.

Source: TASS, Reuters

According to witnesses, on Monday evening in the occupied West Bank, Hamdan Ballal, the Palestinian director of the Academy Award-winning documentary "No Other Land," was assaulted by Israeli settlers and subsequently apprehended by Israeli authorities near his residence.

There's been no sign of Hamdan Ballal since then.

On Monday, the United Nations announced that it would withdraw about one-third of its international workers from Gaza due to strikes on its facilities.

Stéphane Dujarric, U.N. spokesman, said that about 30 of 100 international staff would be leaving over the next week. More will likely depart in the coming weeks.

At least 280 U.N. staffers have been killed by Israel.

NEW: Israeli army spokesman:

The Israeli forces attacked a short while ago military capabilities that remained in the area of ​​the two Syrian military bases, Palmyra and T4.

Greenland’s government has publicly dressed down US President Donald Trump, saying it had not invited any American officials to the Arctic island amid widespread anger over Washington’s attempts to woo Nuuk.

Source: FT

Europe Eyes Its Own Nuclear Shield

But building a European nuclear force would be technically complex, politically sensitive, and costly, while also requiring compliance with the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

• Macron led a secret nuclear drill under Paris in 2022 was France’s bold message to Moscow.
• With Trump cooling on NATO, European leaders are rethinking their reliance on the U.S. nuclear umbrella.
• Calls grow for a European deterrent, possibly led by France & the U.K.—but legal, political & technical hurdles loom.
• Germany, Poland and Denmark show interest, but sharing nukes means sharing sovereignty—a tough sell.
• Meanwhile, Britain’s arsenal stumbles with failed tests and deep U.S. dependence.
• French Senator Cédric Perrin suggests that European allies could co-fund France’s nuclear force, which costs $6.6 billion annually.

Source: WSJ