President Donald Trump cut the band at a ceremony for his family’s second golf course in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Trump visited Scotland, which the White House described as a working trip. This included meetings with world leaders and time that his family owns.
Trump will be the first official player of the recent course, although it is open to the public on August 13th and could see an enhance in sales due to the promotion of the president. Trump used another of his family’s luxury golf courses on the southwestern coast of Scotland to house British Prime Minister Keir Starrer, and mingled critical discussions about the in -depth food crisis in Gaza, Russia War in Ukraine and tariff rates about the opulence of property.
Other messages that we follow today:
1. Trump discusses the food crisis in the Gaza: Trump proposed a huge re -calibration of US policy compared to the territory. He said Israel has “a lot of responsibility” for what is happening, but was hindered what his actions could have for the prospects of Israeli hostages from Hamas since it attacked Israel in 2023. “I think Israel can do a lot,” said Trump. He added that, when he was the next time he spoke to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he insisted: “I want you to make sure you get the food.”
2. Trump shortens the deadline for Russia to end the war in Ukraine: Trump said on July 14th that he would implement “severe tariffs” for Russia, unless a peace agreement was reached by the beginning of September. On Monday, Trump said that he would now give Russian President Vladimir Putin for 10 to 12 days, which means that he wanted peace effort by August 7th to 9th to make progress.
3. The United States has a trade agreement with the EU: The United States and the European Union approved a trade framework that places 15% for imports from the EU into the USA and at least for the time being – far higher imports on both sides that could possibly have sent shock waves through economic economies. The announcement occurred on Sunday after Trump and the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, were briefly met on Trump’s golf course.
Here is the latest:
Collective agreement EU-US-TARIF Agrified champagne producer
A French champagne manufacturer warned on Tuesday that a recent 15% US-EU tariff for wine and spirits could disturb exports and discomfort importers.
“This implementation of the 15% tariff is obviously problematic for me,” said Antoine Chevalier, owner of Antoine Chevalier Champagne House. “It affects the final price of champagne. It affects my importers who obviously have to pay more, and that creates uncertainty about future sales. We find this rate extremely high for the time being.”
Chevalier said the United States made 25% of its business and that there are many orders during the break. He called the measure “a burden” and added: “Yes, I would have liked that there were better or at least fairer negotiations.”
Champagne is protected according to the French AOC rules, which means that it has to be produced in the champagne region. This makes producers more susceptible to tariffs than other sectors.
Chevalier said he didn’t think Americans or Donald Trump “really want to rob our French gastronomy products”. If necessary, he would contact the markets in Europe, Japan or South Korea.
Trump’s shirts on the first hole
“He likes the course, ladies and gentlemen,” said Eric Trump after his father had torn out.
Trump plays with Eric Trump and former champion golfers Rich Beam and Paul McGinley.
Trump asked by a member of the media after the next steps for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a question that some triggered groan from some in the crowd.
Trump said, “We will try to have things organized for the world.”
Trump cuts the tape on his recent course
At his official opening, Trump has a few gold scissors and flanked by his two oldest sons.
Trump does not agree to the claim of the Israeli guide that there is no hunger in Gaza who is not hungry.
When the president was asked on Monday whether he agreed to a hunger in Gaza with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, I said: “I don’t know. I mean, based on television, I would not say particularly because these children look very hungry.”
Netanyahu said on Sunday: “There is no hunger policy in Gaza and there is no hunger in Gaza.”
Starrer, who stood next to Trump, said: “We have to get this ceasefire in Gaza” and called him “a desperate situation”.
Trump will play 18 holes before leaving Scotland
Trump says before the belt cut that he will play a round of golf “quickly” before returning to DC
Trump says he has “fires” that they can bring out all over the world and talks about various wars that were still raging.
He also noticed the latest trade agreement he had signed with the European Union.
Eric Trump praises the recent course
Eric Trump starts the band by talking about how “remarkable” he will keep the course.
“I think he will be incredibly proud of this amazing masterpiece,” said Eric Trump.
Trump’s latest golf course is a “passion project”, says Sohn Eric
According to Eric Trump, the latest golf course began as a passion project for President Donald Trump.
He says his father had a goal that “build the largest 18 holes all over the world”. He says that Trump had “every ounce of his heart and soul and his effort” in the search for the country and the building of the course.
And, Eric Trump remarked, his father did “bigger things, and that saved the free world”.
A fact that was made available to the media is that Eric Trump designed the course.
US-EU-AU trading starts a further escalation, but increases the costs for companies and consumers
President Donald Trump and the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, have announced a comprehensive trade agreement that imposes 15% tariffs for most European goods, which the threat from Trump rejected with a price of 30% if no deal was achieved by August 1st.
The tariffs or import taxes that are paid for when Americans buy European products could enhance prices for US consumers and divide profits for European companies and their partners who bring goods into the country.
▶ Read more about the trade agreement between the United States and the European Union.
Trump is looking for a quick deposition of Murdoch in the Wall Street Journal complaint about Epstein Story
Trump asks a Federal Supreme Court in Florida, Rupert Murdoch, to force a deposition for the president’s lawsuit against Wall Street Journal within 15 days, citing age and the physical condition of the media mogul.
Trump sued the journal, which Murdoch belonged to the US district court in Südflorida, on July 18 because of his story about the connections of the Republican President to Jeffrey Epstein, the financier and alleged sex dealer for children who died in a New York prison in 2019.
The President’s application for the court on Monday found that Murdoch was 94 years venerable, has suffered several health frames in recent years and is being viewed in New York.
▶ Read more about the Wall Street Journal lawsuit
Trump says he ended the friendship with Epstein because he “stolen people who worked for me”
Trump said on Monday that he ended his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and had thrown the now inflamed financier from his private club in Florida after Epstein had more than revealed him by hiring people who had worked for him.
“He set help and I said:” Never do it again, “said Trump in his golf ownership in Turnberry, Scotland.” He stole people who worked for me. I said, “Never do it again.” He did it again and I threw him out of the place, persona non grata. “
Trump didn’t say what his employees did or where they worked and the White House declined further comments.
But the White House had another explanation for the failing offer.
Steven Cheung, the communication director of the White House, said last week in a explanation: “The fact is that the president threw him out of his club because he is a crawl.”
▶ Read more about Trump’s comments on his connection to Epstein
Trump says he will only give Russia for 10 to 12 days to reach peace
Two weeks ago, the President said that he would only give Russia and Ukraine for 50 days to complete a deal to end the war. Now Trump said that he would reduce this time to a “lower number”.
“I think I already know the answer what will happen,” he said, expressing skepticism that Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to reach an agreement.
Trump repeated his criticism of Putin that he spoke about the end of the war just to continue bombing Ukraine.
“And I’m saying that that’s not the right way,” said Trump. He added: “I am disappointed by President Putin.”
Scotland’s first minister joins those who watch Trump
Among the people present are the Scottish first minister, former members of the National Football team in Scotland and several grandchildren from Trump.
The White House said Trump previously met with the first minister John Swinney.
About 50 people have filled the sand trap on the tea box to watch Trump, who wears a black windbreaker, suitable trousers and a white cap while practicing for his latest golf course to fluctuate.
Some are dressed for golf, complete with spiked tunnels. A similar group of about 50 observed from the other side in the high grass, which grows on sand dunes that flank the first hole. This is in addition to 200 media and VIPs in the stands.
