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Donald Trump

President of the United States

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In the past week, President Donald Trump held a press briefing on June 27, 2025, where he discussed a significant Supreme Court ruling that limits the ability of lower court judges to issue nationwide injunctions against executive actions, describing it as a major victory for his administration's agenda, particularly on immigration and trade. The administration also promoted the "One Big Beautiful Bill," which aims to enhance national security and has received public support from groups such as America's firefighters. Additionally, the Trump administration continued to advance its proposed government reforms and budget priorities, with Congress reviewing appropriations that reflect the President's focus on efficiency and reducing waste. Ongoing legal challenges to recent executive actions, including the use of the Alien Enemies Act, remain under judicial review.

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Emmanuel Macron

Emmanuel Macron

President

🇫🇷 France

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In the past week, French President Emmanuel Macron has been active on several international fronts. He urged Iran to return to nuclear negotiations and allow IAEA inspections, emphasizing the importance of upholding the nuclear non-proliferation treaty amid recent tensions. Macron also participated in high-level talks with the UK and Germany at the NATO Summit, focusing on Middle East diplomacy, increased pressure on Russia over Ukraine, and the need for a Gaza ceasefire. Additionally, he called for European unity on defense, supported Armenia's peace efforts with Azerbaijan and Türkiye, and addressed EU climate policy milestones.

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Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin

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🇷🇺 Russia

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In the past week, Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed he will not attend the upcoming BRICS Summit in Brazil due to the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant, with Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov representing Russia in person while Putin participates virtually. Domestically, Putin issued several executive orders, including the creation of an organizing committee for the first Russian-Arab summit and the establishment of a national messenger service. He also enacted laws related to the federal budget, scientific discovery transfers, and the creation of the Russian Sport Fund. Amid rising military spending, Putin publicly dismissed concerns from top Russian officials about the country's economic stability, insisting the economy remains strong despite ongoing sanctions and war expenditures.

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Xi Jinping

President of the People's Republic of China

🇨🇳 China

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In the past week, President Xi Jinping met with Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in Beijing, emphasizing the importance of deepening China-Singapore cooperation in areas such as the digital economy, green development, and artificial intelligence, and reaffirming support for each other's core interests. Xi also highlighted the need for unity and hard work in an article to be published in the Qiushi Journal. Additionally, China announced plans to expand its national emissions trading scheme to all industry sectors and aviation by 2027, with an absolute cap on carbon emissions by 2030, reflecting Xi's increased focus on environmental policy and disaster relief efforts in flood-affected provinces.

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Aaron Motsoaledi

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In the past week, South Africa's Minister of Health, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, strongly condemned a campaign of misinformation and disinformation about COVID-19 vaccines, particularly a deepfake video falsely attributing negative claims to a leading scientist. Motsoaledi urged the public to reject fake remedies and continue trusting vaccines approved by national authorities. He also participated in the BRICS Health Ministers' Meeting, emphasizing the urgent need for international cooperation to combat tuberculosis and other socially determined diseases, highlighting the silent but significant impact of tuberculosis in South Africa and globally.

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