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United States
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Over the past week, President Donald Trump’s White House publicly highlighted several actions and appearances, including an EPA-related announcement on May 21, remarks on May 22, and a video on May 22 saying he reversed Biden-era refrigerant rules. The White House also posted holiday messages for Memorial Day and Pentecost, and said officials marked the one-year anniversary of Trump’s nuclear executive orders. Separately, Trump said a possible U.S.-Iran deal had been “largely negotiated,” while press reports said final terms were still being discussed. He also advanced a Justice Department-backed plan to direct about $1.8 billion toward claims by people he says were unfairly treated under the previous administration.
President Trump Participates in an Announcement with the Administrator of the EPA
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President Donald J. Trump REVERSES Biden's ridiculous refrigerant rules
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Israel
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In the past week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has focused largely on regional security and Iran. According to Israeli officials cited by major news agencies, he held a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump in which Trump reaffirmed Israel’s “freedom of action” against threats on all fronts, including Lebanon, and pledged not to back a final Iran deal without dismantling Iran’s nuclear program and removing enriched uranium. Netanyahu publicly emphasized that Israel will preserve its right to act militarily if necessary and reiterated Israel’s right to defend itself amid ongoing tensions with Iran and in Lebanon and Gaza.
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France
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In the past week, French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the announcement that Paris will host the 2026 Esports World Cup, highlighting France’s ambition to be a global hub for digital and creative industries. He also held talks with Québec Premier Christine Fréchette in Paris on strengthening economic, cultural and Francophone cooperation. In foreign and security policy, Macron emphasized expanding Franco‑Indian cooperation on Rafale aircraft, underscoring strategic defense ties, and participated in the “No Money For Terror” ministerial conference, reaffirming France’s commitment to counterterrorism financing.
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Canada
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In the past week, Prime Minister Mark Carney has focused on economic and international engagement. On May 24, the Prime Minister’s Office said he will travel to New York City on May 27-28 to meet investors, CEOs, entrepreneurs, business leaders and capital managers, and to deliver remarks at the Economic Club of New York outlining Canada’s economic strategy and recent progress. On May 24, he also appeared in Ottawa at the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour. Earlier in the week, Carney said Canada would not overplay the importance of the paused Permanent Joint Board of Defence and would continue close defence cooperation with the United States while also diversifying partnerships.
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South Africa
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Over the past week, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has focused on both domestic recognition and international engagement. On 19 May, he presided over the 2026 National Orders ceremony in Pretoria, conferring the country’s highest civilian honours on South Africans and foreign nationals for contributions to democracy, nation-building, and social progress. He also sent an official message to Azerbaijan’s President regarding the World Urban Forum (WUF13), underscoring South Africa’s support for multilateral cooperation on sustainable urban development. In Parliament, processes continued toward a Section 89 impeachment inquiry related to the Phala Phala affair, which Ramaphosa is contesting through judicial review, while political parties moved to nominate members to the impeachment committee.
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