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The Telegraph: The little-known Pentagon official who blindsided Trump on Ukraine aid
Donald Trump expressed frustration over a pause in military aid to Ukraine, questioning who approved it during a cabinet meeting. The freeze, which surprised national security officials and allies, was quickly reversed by Trump, highlighting potential dysfunction in policy-making.
The decision was reportedly made by Pentagon official Elbridge Colby, who cited low US stockpiles. This incident raises concerns about the clarity of Trump's "America First" policies and the administration's decision-making process.
The Economist: Macron beats Trump to London
President Emmanuel Macron of France is set to make a state visit to Britain on July 8th, marking the first such visit hosted by King Charles III this year. This visit comes after British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer delivered a letter from the King inviting former President Donald Trump for a state visit, which has not yet occurred.
The visit underscores the ongoing diplomatic relations between France and Britain, highlighting the significance of Macron's role on the international stage.
GB News: Wizz Air announces route will return to UK airport within weeks - 'we're back with purpose'
Wizz Air will resume flights to Tel Aviv on August 8, ahead of the planned September 15 date. Direct flights from London Luton will start on August 22, with fares beginning at £67.99. The airline aims to offer 31,000 seats across 10 routes to various destinations.
This early resumption highlights Wizz Air's commitment to the Israeli market as it seeks to reclaim its position as the largest foreign airline in Israel by capacity. The carrier plans to transport 75 million passengers by 2025.