Oval

Ambush. This was the term that reverberated through US media following yesterday's intense confrontation in the White House between President Donald Trump and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. Many observers could not help but draw parallels to February’s challenging meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, where the atmosphere turned sour due to a lengthy press conference. However, the Ramaphosa meeting was distinctly different; this was a meticulously planned event, complete with audio-visual…

On a tumultuous Friday, an extraordinary scene unfolded at the White House, one that sent ripples of delight through the Russian political landscape and its media outlets. The political drama involved a head-on confrontation between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, U.S. President Donald Trump, and U.S. Vice President JD Vance—and it was nothing short of a spectacle. In a twist of irony, the heated exchanges didn’t just present an opportunity for entertainment in Kremlin circles; they sparked speculation among…

In an unprecedented move, the White House has announced an indefinite ban on Associated Press (AP) journalists from both Air Force One and the Oval Office. This decision marks a significant escalation in an ongoing dispute with the news agency, which has steadfastly declined to adopt the official nomenclature, referring to the Gulf of Mexico instead as the "Gulf of America.” Taylor Budowich, the White House Deputy Chief of Staff, took to X to articulate the administration's position. "The Associated Press continues to…