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Trump Touts American Strength, Slams 'Globalist' Agenda; Warns Iran

  • President Donald Trump used his United Nations address to promote U.S. economic, military, and technological strength, including leadership in artificial intelligence.
  • Trump warned that the United States could pursue a deal with Iran or use military force, and urged nations to support Iran’s complete economic isolation.
  • Trump criticized global taxes, the International Criminal Court, and the United Nations Human Rights Council while defending national sovereignty.
  • Trump highlighted a U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security agreement, saying the United States would build two military bases in Greenland.
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President Donald Trump praised Greenland, Denmark, and NATO in his speech.

·Helsinki, Finland
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The US president spoke at the UN General Assembly and will later hold several bilateral meetings.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The green marble podium of the UN General Assembly is used to listening to speeches calling for conflict resolution, world peace, inter-country harmony, cooperation to end global crises, ending inequality and other high goals, less and less close to being achieved from this forum. Donald Trump, the international community’s disruptor-in-chief, offered a very different tone this Tuesday from the UN’s New York headquarters: in the midst of his def…

·Madrid, Spain
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U.S. President Donald Trump spoke on Tuesday at the UN General Assembly, addressing a number of burning issues, such as Ukraine, Greenland or artificial intelligence. Fragilized at home, the White House tenant was less virulent than usual.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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