Trumps plötsliga vändning om Tiktok – efter mötet med miljardären

Trumps plötsliga vändning om Tiktok – efter mötet med miljardären

Under sitt sista år som president kämpade Donald Trump för att förbjuda Tiktok. Nu försvarar han plötsligt företaget mot det lagförslag som har röstats igenom i representanthuset. Vändningen kommer efter att miljardären Jeff Yass – storägare i Tiktoks ägarbolag ByteDance – besökt expresidenten på Mar-a-Lago.

Här hyllar Stallone Trump: "En andra George Washington"

Här hyllar Stallone Trump: "En andra George Washington"

America First Policy Institute-galan arrangerades vid Donald Trumps resort i Palm Beach i Florida på torsdagskvällen. Under galan medverkade Sylvester Stallone, som på duken bland annat porträtterat actionhjälten Rocky Balboa. Stallone var inte sen med att hylla den tillträdande presidenten, rapporterar The Wrap. – Vi befinner oss i närvaron av en riktigt mytisk karaktär, inleder Stallone sin presentation av Donald Trump och tillägger: – Jag älskar verkligen mytologi. Ingen i världen hade kunnat åstadkomma det han åstadkom. Den personen finns inte på den här planeten. Jag är verkligen imponerad, säger Stallone från scenen och möts av jubel. Hyllningskavalkad Dessförinnan hade han förklarat att hans egen filmpersona Rocky var en "utvald person" som kunde "förändra liv – precis som president Trump". Men hyllningarna tog inte slut där. Innan Stallone klev av scenen hann han dessutom jämföra Donald Trump med en av USAs ”founding fathers”, tillika landets första president George Washington. – Och jag vill bara säga detta, och jag menar det. När George Washington försvarade sitt land hade han ingen aning om att han skulle förändra världen, för utan honom kan ni föreställa er hur världen skulle se ut. Gissa vad? Vi har fått en andra George Washington. Grattis. När Trump sedermera äntrade scenen förenades de båda i en kram.

Sverige satsar fem miljarder på luftvärnsrobotar

Sverige satsar fem miljarder på luftvärnsrobotar

Tillsammans med flera andra europeiska länder satsar man 60 miljarder, från svenskt håll över fem miljarder. – Det är en erfarenhet från kriget i Ukraina, att det går åt mycket patriot-robotar då Ryssland har både ballistiska robotar, stridsflyg och kryssningsrobotar, säger Jonson och tillägger: – Det andra som är nytt är att produktionen kommer att ske i Europa, det är bra att det finns fler ställen där de här robotarna produceras. Försvarsministern menar att beskedet kommer att skapa en starkare europeisk försvarsindustriell bas. Kan pressa priserna tillsammans Patriotsystemet är ett amerikanskt luftvärnssystemet inom den svenska försvarsmakten benämns det som Luftvärnssystem 103. Sverige använder sig av två olika robotar, en för att skjuta ner olika typer av fientliga flygplan och en som används mot ballistiska missiler och kryssningsrobotar. – Vi går ihop med andra länder, då kan vi pressa ner priserna och se till att vi får fler robotar, säger Jonson. Att robotarna kommer tillverkas i Europa är en positiv aspekt enligt Jonson, då det råder en brist inom den europeiska försvarsindustrin på produktionsförmåga. Jonson: Inte hållbart med så ensidigt stöd Donald Trumps seger i det amerikanska presidentvalet har lett till många frågor kopplat till kriget i Ukraina. Trump har tidigare lovat att lösa konflikten på 24 timmar och i amerikanska medier kommer uppgifter om att Trump vill dra tillbaka stödet helt till Ukraina.

– Det vi tar med oss är den grundläggande ekvationen att det i längden inte är hållbart att en allierad står för två tredjedelar av försvarsinvesteringarna inom det euroatlantiska området.

Samtidigt menar Jonson att man ser en förändring bland Nato-länderna, där allt fler satsar mer på försvaret. Natomedlemmar förväntas satsa minst 2 procent av landets BNP på försvaret. Idag lägger Sverige 2,2 procent på försvaret, en siffra som förväntas ligga på 2,4 procent nästa år.

– Vi förväntar oss också att de andra allierade agerar på ett liknande sätt, säger Jonson.

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