AvatarHans-Georg Erhardt1 hour agoNicht nur in Europa gelten die USA nun als Sicherheitsrisikowelt.de - Jack DetschDer in den „Signal-Gate“ verwickelte Pentagon-Chef Pete Hegseth bemüht sich nach dem Skandal um Schadensbegrenzung bei den Verbündeten im Pazifik. …
AvatarHans-Georg Erhardt2 hours ago‘They Were Soviet, You A** Helmet’ – Backlash Over US Envoy’s Ukrainian Nukes ClaimKyiv PostPoliticians and diplomats have blasted Trump’s special representative Richard Grenell over his claim that the nuclear weapons Ukrainians gave up …
AvatarHans-Georg Erhardt1 hour agoUSA: "The Atlantic" veröffentlicht Jemen-Angriffs-Chats in voller Länget-online.de - Martin KüperDie US-Regierung hat bestritten, geheime Angriffspläne in einem Chat geteilt zu haben. Diese Behauptung ist nun widerlegt.
AvatarHans-Georg ErhardtNowUS-Auslandssender: US-Richter verhindert vorerst Schließung von Radio Free Europezeit.de - ZEIT ONLINE, KNA, isdSeit Jahrzehnten sendet Radio Free Europe in Autokratien, Donald Trump will den Sender schließen. Nach einem Gerichtsurteil bleibt die Finanzierung …
AvatarHans-Georg Erhardt3 hours agoUS-Delegation besucht doch nur Militärstützpunkt in Grönlandderstandard.deKopenhagen/Washington – Die dänische Regierung hat sich erfreut darüber gezeigt, dass die US-Delegation bei ihrem bevorstehenden Besuch in Grönland …
AvatarHans-Georg Erhardt1:304 hours agoCanadian Travel To US Plummets Following Trump’s Tariff ThreatsUnbranded - unbranded - NewsworthyCanadians, once the top international visitors to the US, are staying home. After US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats, former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged people to travel domestically. It worked; February saw a 13% drop in air travel and a 23% decline in land crossings to the US compared to last year, according to Statistics Canada. Beyond tariffs, Canadians cited Trump’s annexation threats and reports of tourist detentions as reasons for avoiding US travel. This decline could cost the US economy billions, with even a 10% drop in Canadian visits potentially leading to $2 billion in lost spending and 14,000 job losses. Some Canadians canceled US trips in favor of domestic travel, while others chose destinations like Spain due to border security concerns. Canadian airlines are shifting focus, with WestJet and Flair Airlines reducing US flights in favor of Mexico and the Caribbean. In Las Vegas, Canadian arrivals fell 9.4% in February, while New York saw an 11% drop. Meanwhile, spending by Canadians in US border towns like Whitefish, Montana, declined 14%. Buffalo, which relies on Canadian day-trippers, saw bridge traffic drop 14%, and website visits from Canada have fallen 52% since the tariff debate began. Officials hope to revive Canadian tourism with a future “Buffalo Loves Canada” campaign.
