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Trump is called 'Daddy' by NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte during a Hague pre-summit briefing, signaling a light-hearted diplomatic moment.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer invited Trump to a second state visit, describing the invitation as 'really special' and 'unprecedented'.
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni pledged support, saying, 'Together we have been defending the freedom of Ukraine. Together we can build a just and lasting peace.'
Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado gifted Trump her Nobel Peace Prize during a White House encounter.
Trump celebrated Machado's gift on social media, calling it a 'wonderful gesture of mutual respect'.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney described Trump as a 'transformational president' while signaling the U.S. is not for sale.
Trump publicly complimented Zelenskyy on his appearance, saying, 'I love it' after Zelenskyy wore a black suit to a meeting.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb also received praise from Trump, who said, 'You look better than I have ever seen you look.'
The exchanges included flattery from European leaders and discussions on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, aiming to keep Trump aligned with Western goals.

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Seven PVV MPs defied Geert Wilders to form their own parliamentary bloc, signaling a major internal rift within the party.
The defections reduce PVV’s size, making it no longer the largest opposition force in the 150-seat Dutch House of Representatives.
Veteran PVV MP Gidi Markuszower will lead the new bloc formed by the defectors, consolidating the split in parliament.
"A black day for the PVV. But we always keep going. For the Netherlands. And the sun will shine again."
Tensions over Wilders’ plan for a hard opposition to the new government appear to have triggered the defections.
The mass departure marks the biggest challenge to Wilders’ grip on the PVV since the party’s 2006 founding.
In the October election, PVV secured 26 seats, matching D66 but with less electoral share, shaping the coalition dynamics under a minority government.
Other parties have pledged to work with a likely minority administration formed by D66, the Christian Democrats, and VVD.
Wilders remains a polarizing figure known for hardline anti-immigration stances and criticism of Islam, despite the upheaval.
Wilders has lived under 24/7 protection for over two decades due to repeated death threats, underscoring the peril surrounding PVV leadership.

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