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Italian News by RSSRaiNews: Tè, alveari e il garden party in Ambasciata: il soft power di Carlo in viaggio negli Stati Uniti
Comincia in un momento difficile delle relazioni Usa-Regno Unito la visita di Stato di quattro giorni dei Reali inglesi a Washington
Tea, beehives and the garden party at the Embassy: Carlo’s soft power goes on a journey in the United States.
It begins in a difficult moment in US-UK relations with the four-day state visit of the British Royal Family to Washington.
RaiNews: La visita dei Reali inglesi negli Stati Uniti, l'arrivo alla Casa Bianca accolti da Trump e Melania
Strette di mano calorose, baci e abbracci tra la coppia presidenziale e i sovrani, che cominciano oggi una visita di Stato di quattro giorni
The visit of the British Royal Family in the United States, their arrival at the White House greeted by Trump and Melania.
Warm handshakes, kisses, and embraces between the presidential couple and the monarchs, who begin today a four-day state visit.
Agi: Canada addio, Trump rinuncia ad annettere il 51esimo Stato
AGI - Il presidente degli Stati Uniti, Donald Trump, ha rinunciato ad annettere il Canada dopo aver parlato per mesi di renderlo il "cinquantunesimo Stato" dell'Unione. "Hanno duecento anni di storia e tutta quella faccenda 'Oh Canada', non si può risolverla in tre anni e mezzo, immagino non accadrà'", ha spiegato Trump nello Studio Ovale a Robert Hardman. "Riconoscono ancora il re [d'Inghilterra?]. O hanno già smesso?", si è poi chiesto il presidente americano.
La conversazione tra Trump e l'autore britannico, biografo della Casa Reale britannica, è estratta dal libro "Elizabeth II: In Private. In Public. The Inside Story", che sta venendo pubblicato a puntate dal Daily Mail.
Le rivelazioni del libro
Nel libro Hardman ricorda che nella sua conversazione con Trump, avvenuta mesi fa, il presidente aveva domandato se i canadesi ritenessero ancora Carlo III il loro re e aveva fatto marcia indietro sui suoi intenti espansionistici per via del suo rispetto per il monarca britannica.
Trump aveva comunque sottolineato che il Paese confinante è governato da "politici terribili" e che Washington è interessata solo alla fascia di territorio meridionale dove vive la maggior parte dei canadesi. "Il problema è che qualche tizio ha tracciato questa linea retta per fare un confine", aveva detto Trump, secondo quanto ricostruito da Hardman, "avrebbe dovuto semplicemente segnarla cinquanta miglia più a Nord e non ci sarebbero stati problemi".
Goodbye Canada, Trump renounces annexing the 51st State.
AGI - The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has abandoned plans to annex Canada after months of speaking about making it the “fiftieth state” of the Union. “They have two hundred years of history and all that ‘Oh Canada’ nonsense, you can’t solve that in three and a half years, I imagine it won’t happen,” Trump explained in the Oval Office to Robert Hardman. “They still recognize the King [of England?]. Or have they already stopped?” the American president then asked.
The conversation between Trump and the British author, biographer of the British Royal Family, was excerpted from the book “Elizabeth II: In Private. In Public. The Inside Story,” which is being published in installments by the Daily Mail.
Revelations from the book
In the book, Hardman recalls that in his conversation with Trump, which took place months ago, the president had asked whether the Canadians still considered Charles III their king and had backed down from his expansionist intentions due to his respect for the British monarch.
Trump had nevertheless emphasized that the neighboring country is governed by “terrible politicians” and that Washington is only interested in the southern territory where most Canadians live. “The problem is that some guy drew this straight line to make a border,” Trump had said, according to Hardman, “it should have simply marked it fifty miles further north and there wouldn’t have been any problems.”
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https://www.agi.it/estero/news/2026-04-06/trump-canada-rinuncia-36458850/
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bs2Frankie Boyle:
> We live in a country where posting “Let’s riot or something bruv!” on Facebook will get you a couple of years in prison, while writing a column saying we should bomb Syria is practically an entrance exam for public intellectuals. Of course, it’s never phrased as a plea to kill shepherds in pursuit of our geopolitical interests.
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> We live in a country where posting “Let’s riot or something bruv!” on Facebook will get you a couple of years in prison, while writing a column saying we should bomb Syria is practically an entrance exam for public intellectuals. Of course, it’s never phrased as a plea to kill shepherds in pursuit of our geopolitical interests.
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LesleyB
> #PopeFrancis as.. influential voice. “Dealing with the planetary crisis is a matter of unlearning... #LaudatoSi [..2015 encyclical on ecology] is about the collapse of a.. world-view.” #TheBritish.. are especially ill-suited to “unlearning”. “ #BritishPeople were educated for generations to think that their technological interventions were the best. To recognise that these created climate change requires an unlearning of so much that is foundational to their identity.” https://www.newstatesman.com/environment/2022/10/amitav-ghosh-climate-change-war
