Trump Set to Visit India in Early 2027 as US-India Trade Deal Nears Finalization: Rubio
US President Donald Trump may visit India next year, in early 2027. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced this on Saturday. The Secretary of State stated that the US administration is preparing for President Trump’s visit to India in early 2027. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the India-US trade deal is expected to be finalized very soon. President Trump will visit India early next year. He is traveling to India to finalize the President’s visit. He also stated that President Trump and PM Modi have a very good relationship. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for India’s economic gains and emergence as a global power, saying that the United States is a big fan of him. Rubio also stated that the India-US trade deal is in the final stages of completion. Relations between Trump and Modi are going very well after the positive G7 meeting, and he is planning to visit India before the end of the year to prepare for President Donald Trump’s possible visit early next year.
Trump Accuses Meloni of Begging for Photo, Italian PM Fires Back Fiercely
US President Donald Trump and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni are making headlines. A heated exchange has erupted between the two, leading the Italian Foreign Minister to cancel his visit to the US. This all began when US President Donald Trump made a controversial remark during an interview on Friday, claiming that Meloni had begged him for a photo during the G7 summit. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also issued a strong statement regarding Trump’s claim. She released a video, saying, “I and my country, Italy, never beg.” The interview aired on the LA7 network. During the interview, the journalist questioned her about Ukraine. However, Trump brought up Meloni, and the conversation subsequently shifted to their meeting at the G7 summit. A video of the meeting also surfaced, showing Trump and Meloni having a serious discussion about the issue. According to LA7, Trump said that Meloni had begged him for a photo. Trump said he initially didn’t want to do it, but later felt sorry for Meloni and agreed to the photo. LA7 has posted a dubbed version of the interview online. In response, Meloni said in her video that she was responding to Trump’s claim because some things needed to be addressed immediately. She said Trump’s statement was completely fabricated. “I’m very surprised by this,” she said. “I don’t know why President Trump is behaving this way toward his ally,” she said, adding that this isn’t the first time something like this has happened. This was apparently a reference to an interview Trump gave to the Italian daily Corriere della Sera in April, in which he criticized Meloni for not supporting the US-Israel Iran war. Meloni did not publicly respond at the time.It’s worth noting that Italy and the US are considered to have good relations, but the situation appears to be deteriorating after this incident.