Germany’s Chancellor Merz:

Giving up is not an option for me.

I know that all of us have to get better, and I am looking for ways to make that happen.

And it is not only a question of rational political understanding. It is also a question of attention, empathy and emotion.

I am one of those people who do not carry their emotions in front of them every day.

But the population also wants different answers in that respect.

The UK is expected to announce a ban on trade and investment linked to Israeli settlements on Tuesday.

The move is intended to align Britain with the International Court of Justice’s 2024 advisory opinion, which found Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territory unlawful and said states must not support its continuation.

Source: MEE

Kosovo has signed an agreement to participate in the U.S.-backed International Stabilization Force for Gaza, after its parliament approved sending troops in April.

Indonesia, Morocco, Kazakhstan, Kosovo and Albania have committed troops, while Egypt and Jordan will help train police.

No deployment date has been announced.

Sweden will buy around 10 Lockheed Martin HIMARS rocket artillery systems in a deal worth about $729 million.

Deliveries are expected from 2027, with ammunition to be produced in Sweden by Saab in cooperation with Lockheed Martin.

EU's von der Leyen:

The European Union stands in full solidarity with the Kingdom of Denmark and the people of Greenland.

Greenland's future is for the people of Greenland and Denmark to decide, no one else.

Territorial integrity, sovereignty, the inviolability of borders. These are fundamental principles of international law.

Brigadier General Andrii Biletskyi, commander of Ukraine’s 3rd Army Corps, filmed a video from central Sviatohirsk after Vladimir Putin claimed Russian forces had captured the city.

“Take off your clown noses and colourful wigs. Stop making fools of yourselves,” Biletskyi told Russia’s military and political leadership.

He said Ukraine’s 60th Mechanised Brigade remains in “full control of the city”, adding: “In fact, this is our rear area.”

Putin claimed on 1 September that Russia had captured Sviatohirsk and Kozacha Lopan.

Xi Jinping is preparing to bring a large group of Chinese business leaders to Washington for his September 24 summit with Trump.

The move is meant to signal support for stronger U.S.-China commercial ties, though major breakthroughs are still seen as unlikely amid disputes over tariffs, technology, rare-earth exports and investment.

Source: Reuters

EU's von der Leyen:

The partnership package is €200 million euros of new investments for Greenland this year and next year.

This partnership package focuses mainly on three domains or strategic priorities.

We call them the big C's: Connectivity, clean energy, critical raw materials.

EU's von der Leyen:

In our next budget we have proposed to move to more than double EU funding for Greenland until 2034 to 530 million euros.

We want our partnership to be built for the long term, and this symbolizes also this focus on the next budget to be a reliable partner.

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella on Ukraine:

We voted against the latest financial aid to Ukraine that was disbursed by Europe.

It would be profoundly irresponsible to continue granting money to foreign states without any guarantees.

I mean, the Americans at least had the presence of mind to secure their support for Ukraine through the exploitation of rare-earth resources.

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella on Ukraine:

The best service we can provide right now to the Ukrainian people and to the Ukrainian resistance is to put an end to the tensions around the Strait of Hormuz.

Because what is happening in the Strait of Hormuz is dramatically increasing Russia’s revenues from oil exports and, at the same time, weakening Ukraine’s position.

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella on Ukraine:

We support the Ukrainian people who are resisting. France will remain faithful to its commitments.

But if we come to power tomorrow, France will take an initiative that is no longer merely financial—using money that we do not have—but diplomatic.

Trump:

THE SAVE AMERICA ACT:

1. ALL VOTERS MUST SHOW PHOTO I.D. (IDENTIFICATION!).

2. ALL VOTERS MUST SHOW PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP.

Trump:

Chandler Hall, representing, on Television, the foolish Center for American Lack of Progress, stated that adding the National Guard to Cities, including our now Great Again, Washington, D.C., had “NO impact on Crime.” How crazy is that.

Hall was met with furious dissent. The report is just another Radical Left SCAM, as are the people who fund this gaggle of Lunatics, including George Soros, Bill and Melinda Gates, Google, Apple, Visa, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, WellsFargo, Bank of America, Walmart, Toyota, T-Mobile, and NBC Universal.

Foreign support includes the Embassy of Japan, the Korea Foundation, Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (Taiwan), and the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates.

The Dumocrats love it, and are against anything “TRUMP.” These people, and others like them, are so bad for our Country. Their stated course is anything to hate or demean “TRUMP.”

This will be met with a lawsuit, which is being drawn now. I am also strongly considering adding some of the contributors to this Fake Organization.

Crime is way down since I took Office, and they know it. Liars, at this level, must be held accountable!

Russian Foreign Ministry:

Russia is withdrawing its consent for the operation of the German Consulate General in St. Petersburg, which must cease operations no later than September 18.

Russian Foreign Ministry:

German cultural centers named after Goethe in the Russian Federation must cease their operations.

Turkish President Erdogan:

I want to state this clearly and unequivocally once and for all: no one should mistake our dignified and composed stance for weakness or allow it to give rise to false hopes.

We will not sit in the stands and watch hostile moves aimed at encircling our country in our region.

Türkiye is not against any country, any society, or any faith or culture; nor could such a thing ever be contemplated.

However, Türkiye stands against every act of lawlessness, every injustice, every form of oppression, and every act of banditry, regardless of who commits it—and it will continue to do so.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Categorically, we harbor hostility toward no one. On the contrary, we want to continue on our path as an independent, stable and prosperous state in the difficult geography in which we find ourselves.

We will never allow this path to be blocked. Those who are disturbed by our country becoming stronger and by its efforts to establish peace and stability in its region cannot turn us back from our path.

Have no doubt: no one has the power to change the course of history. Türkiye will shake hands with its friends, embrace its relatives, and reunite with its brothers.

Those who are friends with Türkiye will win, while those who harbor hostility will lose.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Türkiye is a country on the rise, with its historical and cultural heritage and its great economic and human potential.

As a nation, we are the inheritors of a great empire that once stretched across three continents.

We have historical ties and kinship relations with a very broad geography.

We know very well how important closer relations between societies and strengthening commercial and cultural ties are in today's world.

With this understanding, in our foreign policy, we are striving to advance our relations with all countries through an approach that places Türkiye and Türkiye's interests at the center.