They already have agreements with Russia, US and UK. Budapest Memorandum. How well did that work out?When the guarantees of peace come from Trump and Putin then it is understandable that Ukraine don't feel at all comfortable with the promise of long term peace based on their guarantee and pillaging of resources from one actual dictator and his orange apprentice.
They already have agreements with Russia, US and UK. Budapest Memorandum. How well did that work out?
Ian
Do you actually read? You appear to have no ability to apply any critical thinking.DOGE very popular
When asked whether respondents approved or disapproved of the job that Musk is doing within the federal government, a net 34 percent approve compared to 49 that disapprove.
The poll, carried out on February 13 – 18, found that 52 percent disapprove of Musk shutting down federal programs that he deems unnecessary, compared to 26 who approve.When asked whether respondents approved or disapproved of the job that Musk is doing within the federal government, a net 34 percent approve compared to 49 that disapprove. Concern was high when respondents were asked specifically about the access Musk’s team had been given to some federal government databases containing information on Social Security, Medicare and taxes. The poll found that 63 percent are concerned by this compared to 34 percent who said they are not.
Breaking, Apple confirms it will continue to invest billions of $ in the USA given that in 2021 it announced investment in the USA of $430 billion over the next 5 years. CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that the level of investment will continue, adjusted for inflation.
This isn't actually *new* spending, just the continuation of the previous plans adjusted for inflation. Previously Apple promised to invest $350 billion in 2018 spread across 5 years.
It's almost as if, whenever a new President is elected, they promise to invest a huge amount of money in the USA. Even the number of jobs is relatively small for the amount of investment. Here is some real analysis of the "pledge" (note that there is no way of confirming whether any of the previous pledges have actually been met).
https://www.forbes.com/sites/patric...billion-pledge-for-us-production-really-mean/
In summary, this is a PR move from Apple and not the "win" for Trump that you think it is.