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Donald Trump

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Over the past week, President Donald Trump continued an active foreign and domestic agenda. During a state visit to China, the White House announced “historic deals” with Beijing, including new U.S.-China Boards of Trade and Investment and commitments by China to increase purchases of U.S. agricultural products and restore broader market access for U.S. beef and poultry. Domestically, Trump issued several presidential proclamations recognizing Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week, Military Spouse Day, and Victory Day for World War II, while also imposing new sanctions targeting individuals responsible for repression in Cuba and related national security threats.

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Benjamin Netanyahu

Israel

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Over the past week, Benjamin Netanyahu’s government moved toward early elections after his coalition submitted a bill to dissolve the Knesset, with a vote scheduled for May 20 amid disputes over ultra-Orthodox conscription. Netanyahu also said Israel’s war with Iran was “not over,” while Israeli and U.S. reports said he spoke by phone with President Donald Trump about the possibility of renewed fighting. In a separate development, Netanyahu’s office said a previously undisclosed visit to the United Arab Emirates during the Iran conflict produced a “historic breakthrough” in Israel-UAE relations. He also continued his court testimony in his corruption trial.

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Emmanuel Macron

France

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In the past week, French President Emmanuel Macron has focused on reshaping France’s relationship with Africa while promoting European strategic autonomy. In Nairobi, he co-hosted the two-day “Africa Forward” economic summit with Kenyan President William Ruto, urging greater European investment in African economies and arguing that Africa needs investment to boost sovereignty by “replacing aid with economic opportunities,” according to Euronews and Le Monde. Macron framed the initiative as part of a broader Europe–Africa partnership strategy following France’s military withdrawals from Sahel countries.

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Mark Carney

Canada

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In the past week, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the launch of consultations for a new National Electricity Strategy, aiming to double Canada’s electricity grid capacity by 2050 while keeping power clean, reliable, and affordable, including expanded support for energy‑saving home retrofits and adjustments to clean electricity regulations to maintain flexibility and cost control. He also reached a pipeline agreement with Alberta’s government, presenting it as evidence of cooperative federalism and an effort to address regional alienation while balancing energy development with national unity and climate objectives.

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Cyril Ramaphosa

South Africa

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In the past week, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a national address responding to a Constitutional Court ruling that found parts of Parliament’s impeachment rules unconstitutional, confirming he will not resign and will cooperate with a renewed impeachment process linked to the Phala Phala farm matter. He reaffirmed his commitment to institutional reform, anti‑corruption efforts and economic recovery. Ramaphosa also addressed the South Africa Infrastructure Investment Summit in Cape Town, highlighting R1 trillion in planned public infrastructure spend over three years and recent investment pledges, and he answered oral questions in the National Assembly on government performance and jobs.

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