Nigel Farage on China:

They’ve become so big and to some extent we’ve become quite dependent upon them and not the other way around.

It’s a massive problem, but it’s not a relationship we should trust and we should be extremely cautious of them.

Argentina's Milei on Venezuela:

I think the plan designed by the U.S. administration is quite appropriate.

First comes stabilization, which is the current path; then reconstruction; and then the transition toward democracy.

It would not be possible to do it otherwise, stabilization needs to be done this way.

Argentina's Milei on Venezuela:

The thing we need to understand is that over the course of the stabilization process, any alternative will fail, because the force of the regime will make it fail.

So the way I see it, the approach taken by the United States to deal with the situation is the right thing to do, the right way to go at this time.

And when it comes to rebuilding and a democratic transition, that will be the time to make other decisions and see how progress can be made toward democratization in Venezuela.

Q: Are you going to call one of your dogs Lula?

Milei: I would never call my dog anything left-wing. I really love my dogs too much to insult them.

We have an adult relationship. This is not some kind of ideological paper-based battle.

Argentina's Milei:

The United States does trade with China, and the way we see it, China is a great trading partner.

It means a lot of opportunities for us to expand markets, so that is not any source of conflict.

Bloomberg: China doesn’t have a space station in the United States, the last time I checked. It does have a space station in Argentina.

Milei: Well, that’s not proven.

Argentina's Milei:

If you look at the weight of the Chinese economy in the world, I need to trade with China.

Look at the evolution of India — I need to trade with India.

Argentina's Milei:

I was more lonely than Adam on Mother’s Day. Now I have quite a few friends.

Hungary's Foreign Minister Szijjártó responds to Ukraine:

Well, I see you started to interfere into our elections. We know you want a government which would say yes to Brussels. But we will not let it happen.

The sovereign Hungarian government will continue to protect the country and its people. Hungary first!

Talks between the delegations of Ukraine, Russia, and the United States have begun in Abu Dhabi.

Source: TASS

Germany's Merz:

The growth gap between Europe, the United States, and China has widened since the 1980s.

This weakens our European sovereignty.

We want to dismantle bureaucracy to become more competitive.

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Mexican President Sheinbaum:

The idea that Spain arrived to “civilize” is a very old, 16th-century vision.

Our vision is that Spain invaded this territory and that the conquest was very violent.

Those great cultures must be recognized for their resistance and what they represent today for Mexico.

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Nigel Farage responds to Trump:

When the decision was made to go into Afghanistan, we went in with America and the coalition of the willing.

We stayed by America for the whole 20 years. We proportionately spent the same money as America.

We lost the same number of lives as America pro rata, and the same applies actually to Denmark and other countries too.

So it’s not quite fair.

Nigel Farage on Greenland:

Would America owning Greenland be better for the world in terms of safety and stronger for NATO? It would.

However, if you believe in Brexit, and if you believe in celebrating America’s 250th birthday, if you believe in the nation state and not globalist structures, you believe in sovereignty.

And if you believe in sovereignty, you believe in the principle of national self-determination.

Nigel Farage:

I’m delighted that Trump and now Scott Bessent have done everything they can to torpedo the terrible deal that would threaten the American base of Diego Garcia.

Diego Garcia is the most important American base in the world outside of the American mainland.

The British government, moronically, are going to pay to give away what is ours.

And there’s no doubt there’ll be Chinese spies and all the rest of it over that American base.

Italy's Meloni:

Europe must decide whether it wants to take its destiny into its own hands or simply endure it.

That is why we need clarity, courage, and responsibility — and above all the intelligence to turn crises into opportunities.

Germany's Merz on the Board of Peace:

I told Trump a few weeks ago that I would personally be ready to join a Board of Peace, if it were a body that, as originally planned, accompanies the peace process in Gaza — including now in the second phase, which unfortunately has not yet begun, with the disarmament of Hamas.

In its current form, however, we cannot accept the governance structures for constitutional reasons in Germany.

Nevertheless, we are prepared to explore other, new forms of cooperation with the United States if the aim is to find formats that bring us closer to peace in other regions of the world.

Keir Starmer responds to Trump:

I consider Trump's remarks to be insulting and frankly appalling.

If I had misspoken in that way or said those words, I would certainly apologize.

Germany’s Merz on Europe’s defense products:

We will have to keep three objectives in mind. First, we must simplify our systems; we build too complex.

Second, we have too many systems that are developed, procured, and financed in parallel and alongside one another.

And third, we need higher production volumes. If we orient ourselves around these three guiding principles — simplification, a reduction in the number of systems, and scale, meaning larger production volumes — then I believe we will be able to achieve significantly greater defense capability with the naturally limited public budgets available to us.