JD Vance on Epstein:

Who is the President who actually authorized the release of these files?

It was Donald Trump.

JD Vance on Epstein:

It is clear that Epstein hated Trump, and Trump didn’t care for Epstein.

Doesn’t that mean something good about Trump when one of the worst people in the world thinks that he was a bad guy?

I certainly think it does.

JD Vance on Iran:

If the Iranian people want to overthrow the regime, that's up to the Iranian people.

What we're focused on right now is the fact that Iran can't have a nuclear weapon.

NATO's Rutte:

Putin is trying to break the people of Ukraine, hoping to weaken their resolve.

But the Ukrainian people have shown time and again that they will not be broken.

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U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi will testify Wednesday before the House Judiciary Committee on the Justice Department’s release of more than 3 million pages of Jeffrey Epstein files.

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EU’s von der Leyen:

Barriers inside Europe hurt us more than tariffs from the outside.

It’s time for deep regulatory house cleaning.

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever:

Europe must never become an industrial museum.

The birthplace of the industrial revolution cannot turn into a beautiful heritage park where visitors admire the prosperity of the past while the future is built elsewhere.

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever on Europe's industrial crisis:

It sometimes feels like we’re standing on the bridge of the ship staring at the horizon without being able to touch the helm.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright:

Europe — the victim of the war — has been one of the biggest buyers of Russian oil and natural gas.

President Trump is telling allies: You can’t fund the very machine you want stopped.

Turkish President Erdogan holding joint presser with Greek PM Mitsotakis, on the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean:

We have consistently maintained that although the current issues are complex, they are not unsolvable within the framework of international law.

What is needed is goodwill, constructive dialogue, and a genuine will to find solutions.

I was pleased to see that my dear friend Mitsotakis and I share the same views on this issue.

Turkish President Erdogan holding joint presser with Greek PM Mitsotakis:

Türkiye and Greece, as two NATO allies, are facing many developments that pose threats to security and stability.

As Türkiye, we believe that participating in the defense initiatives recently launched in Europe is in our mutual interest.

Greek PM Mitsotakis in Türkiye:

Türkiye and Greece are two countries that must address the issues between them calmly and with maturity.

We believe we should discuss these matters sincerely between ourselves.

Even if we do not always agree—and even if we cannot reach consensus on every issue.

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Greek PM Mitsotakis in Türkiye:

There are also specific issues, such as the continental shelf in the Aegean and the matter of exclusive economic zones.

Regarding these topics, it may be necessary to refer to an international judicial body.

If that is the case, a solution can be found within the framework of international law.

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Greek PM Mitsotakis in Türkiye:

Fate has determined that we are residents of the same neighborhood; we cannot change this geography.

However, we can form an alliance.

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Greek PM Mitsotakis in Türkiye:

We must uphold and protect the legacy of Venizelos and Atatürk.

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Netanyahu met with Rubio and signed on to join the Board of Peace.

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius:

We must not create duplicate structures between the EU and NATO.

Duplication would make us slower and less efficient.

The meeting between Netanyahu and Trump has begun.

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius on NATO:

I am not ready to bury the alliance before it is dead.

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever:

Today there is a pistol pointed at the heart of Europe — at the heart of our industry and our competitiveness.

Our indicators are flashing deep red.