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Donald Trump in Scotland: President Hits Golf Course as Police Braced for Protests
- On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Scotland for golf and trade talks, landing at Glasgow Prestwick Airport to begin a four-day visit.
- His visit follows threats to impose a 30% tariff on EU goods by August 1, after he imposed 10% levies on trading partners in April.
- In preparation, Police Scotland has set up road closures and called for reinforcements, with Chief Superintendent Rob Hay warning "it will undoubtedly stretch all our resources," prompting security measures.
- Protests are expected in Aberdeen and Edinburgh as activists plan a festival of resistance, and Scottish police are girding for protests in both cities on Saturday.
- He plans to visit his Balmedie golf course and a new August opening before July 29, with a state visit set for September 17-19 with King Charles.
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U.S. President Donald Trump landed at Glasgow Prestwick Airport on Friday evening to begin a four-day visit to Scotland. Speaking to reporters before heading to his Turnberry golf resort, Trump warned that Europe is destroying itself through mass immigration and wind energy policies. Trump criticized Europe’s open borders, stating, “You better get your act together or you’re not going to have Europe anymore. You’ve got to stop this horrible inva…
Conversations with Ursula von der Leyen and Keir Starmer are already planned, and the opening of another golf course in Scotland. However, on his arrival, US President Donald Trump gives Europeans good advice.
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nin.rsThe most important reason for the US president's visit to Scotland is golf.
Fleeing from Washington’s crippling dampness and constant questions about heated polemics, President Donald Trump again takes refuge on the weekend in his golf clubs, this time more than 5,000 kilometers away, in Scotland. Although the White House described his five-day trip as a “working visit,” his formal itinerary is rather brief. Trump is preparing to hold trade talks this Sunday with the Secretary General of the European Union and plans to …
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