Encouraging words from Trump about Ukraine’s strength and Russia’s weakness, but words alone don’t win wars. Ukraine needs consistent action, unity from allies, and real pressure on Moscow. The spirit is there, now it’s about follow-through.

Will we ever see a day with more good news than bad?

Here we go? Russia has been violating borders and bombing Ukraine for years. The real question is: when will you finally treat Putin as the aggressor he is, instead of acting surprised?

While Ukraine suffers another brutal attack, Poland is forced to defend its skies. And Trump thinks Putin is a “partner” for peace? Appeasement won’t stop missiles, only real pressure will.

When humanity finally understands that the essence of life is not power or possession but the simple act of being happy, wishing happiness for others, and creating happiness for future generations, only then will true peace take root.

France faces yet another political collapse as PM François Bayrou is ousted. A fiscal crisis deepens, markets lose confidence, and Macron is left scrambling for options. Political instability is becoming France’s new normal.

The Supreme Court’s decision on Trump’s “roving ICE patrols” is deeply troubling. Targeting people based on appearance undermines the Constitution and fuels fear instead of justice. Equality before the law must never be optional.

Exactly, bombing government offices isn’t diplomacy, it’s escalation. Russia shows once again it has no real interest in peace.

All this endless talking… It’s time to pull out all the stops on sanctions, not just one or two at a time. Impose every possible measure that can shake Putin’s regime. This war drags on because of half-measures.

Putin keeps bombing, Trump keeps posturing. Nobel Peace Prize? More like Nobel Prize for the biggest mouth.

🇺🇦 Happy Independence Day, Ukraine! Today we honor the strength, resilience, and courage of the Ukrainian people. Your fight for freedom inspires the world. May this day remind us that independence is priceless, and that Ukraine’s rightful place is among the nations of peace and democracy. 🌻

President Alexander Stubb truly stands out, a charismatic leader with a sharp mind and impeccable style. That suit is as impressive as his presence. 🇫🇮

Trump meets Zelensky and Europe’s leaders in the Oval Office… then steps out to call Putin privately. Hard to build peace when the referee keeps phoning one side.

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In fatigues or in a suit, Zelensky’s message is the same: Ukraine deserves its place at the table.

Consistency is key… unless you’re Trump. Then it’s red carpet for Putin, cold shoulder for Zelensky, and a 10/10 for both.

Trump calls meetings with both Putin and European leaders a “10”, even though they’re polar opposites. Consistency? Only in his unpredictability.

The Ukrainian president insists the US and Europe must be involved in Ukraine’s security and that no territorial issues can be decided without Ukraine at the table. Absolutely right. Together, they are a true power with a moral compass and the wisdom to aim for peace.

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Briefly about today..

Putin meets Trump and NATO holds its breath.

New US foreign policy: bend the knee before Putin lands.

Rolling out the red carpet for a murderer and criminal… Come on, America… Trump-Putin

Trump’s move to deploy the National Guard and place local police under federal control looks like political showmanship than necessity. Crime isn’t at crisis levels, but framing Washington as a war zone ignores facts, fuels fear, and justifies authoritarian measures, a red flag for any democracy.

Putin wants Zelensky sidelined while the big powers decide to strip Ukraine of its land and strength and call it “peace.” History reminds us: the same happened to Czechoslovakia in 1938. Never trust an aggressor’s promises.

Peace is not just about ending the war, it’s about ending Russia’s aggression. Any ‘progress’ must ensure Ukraine’s freedom, justice for war crimes, and lasting security for Europe. Otherwise it’s just a pause before the next invasion.

Energy profits bought with Ukrainian blood come at the cost of every democracy’s security. Standing with Russia today means standing against freedom tomorrow.

Profiting from Russian oil while Ukraine bleeds is not neutrality, it’s financing aggression. Democracies must stand together, or they will fall apart one by one.

If every inconvenient statistic is a scam, the only thing we’ll be counting soon is excuses.

Sounds like the art of the deal just took a coffee break..

You don’t bluff your way to peace with Putin. Strength, consistency, and consequences (not slogans) change behavior.

Peace with Russia won’t come from deadlines or threats, it requires leverage, unity, and realism. So far, only Ukraine seems to understand the cost.

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Can’t help but chuckle, cyber karma in action. Aeroflot grounded by Ukrainian and Belarusian hackers? Poetic justice. “Glory to Ukraine” hits a little harder when it wipes 7,000 servers. Well played.

Trump’s 10-day ultimatum to Russia is classic posturing. Tough talk, vague follow-through. Empty deadlines don’t end wars. If there’s no clear plan behind the threat, it’s just theater.

Interesting, it captures Trump’s unique approach well. His ability to turn every move, even failed deals, into a branding victory is key to understanding his lasting influence. It’s less about traditional politics and more about monetizing his persona.

Trump’s Scotland trip highlights a troubling pattern, using the presidency as a platform to promote and enrich his private businesses. It blurs the line between public duty and personal profit, eroding trust in ethical governance.

Trump is trapped by his own tactics, years of fueling conspiracy theories now backfire as the Epstein scandal grows. His evasions make him look desperate, and this time the fire might actually burn him.

Trump’s Scotland trip feels less like diplomacy and more like a retreat from Washington’s scandals, with golf taking center stage over pressing controversies.

Ukraine’s drone strikes highlight how the war has entered a new phase of strategic precision, targeting Russia’s military infrastructure deep inside its territory. It’s a stark reminder that this conflict is as much about disrupting capabilities as it is about holding the frontlines.

It’s painful but necessary to uncover these truths about Edinburgh University’s past. By facing this history honestly, the institution has an opportunity to lead by example, turning acknowledgement into meaningful actions that promote equality and healing.

Big win for Ukraine with vital missile support, but real pressure on Russia still missing. Sanctions speak louder than deadlines. Let’s hope 50 days don’t cost lives. 🇺🇦 #Ukraine #Trump #Sanctions #Russia

Trump’s Putin chats sound more like dinner gossip than war diplomacy. “Great talk! Oh wait, another city got bombed.” Wild times.

Smart move by Trump, weapons still going to Ukraine and Russia’s got 50 days to get serious about peace. 🇺🇦 #Ukraine #Trump #PeaceDeal

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Russia and North Korea are deepening military ties. Lavrov met Kim Jong Un as Pyongyang reportedly prepares to send tens of thousands of troops to Ukraine. This is a dangerous escalation. Democracies must stand united with Ukraine and against authoritarian aggression. #Ukraine #NorthKorea #Russia

The real cost of tariffs is just starting to hit home. What’s being sold as economic protection is, in reality, a slow-motion tax on American consumers, one that will grow heavier as supply chains catch up and the seasons shift.

As reconstruction plans take shape in Rome, the looming threat of territorial concessions risks turning Ukraine’s recovery into a tale of two countries, one rebuilding, the other left behind under occupation. A sustainable peace must not come at the cost of sovereignty or justice.