Donald Trump fills the covers of not only political magazines, but also sports, more specifically golf magazines. By coming to Scotland with the aim of signing a trade agreement, Trump also opened a new golf course in the east of Scotland.
The US president wanted to show off the splendor of his golfing skills on the coast of Aberdeenshire, but left the honor to his son Eric to officially open the course, thus opening a new chapter.
The new golf course has impressed fans of the sport with many interesting features. However, Trump also highlighted the offshore wind turbines, whose construction he had previously tried to block.
In a conversation with the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, Trump raised his voice regarding wind energy.
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The US president discussed various topics with Ursula, with the desire to move towards a brighter future together and put an end to different points of view. Trump touched on several important topics, such as the war in Russia, aid to Gaza, but he also criticized some political figures.
The question is whether the US president can change anything with his influence, as past experience shows that he has not been particularly powerful as a mediator.
Critics
However, many people criticize him primarily for focusing too heavily on golf and for his poor relations with political leaders around the world.
Trump did not have such a great reception in Scotland, as his arrival caused protests in famous Scottish cities.
Trump played golf in Turnberry on Saturday and Sunday during the visit, which caused a lot of both positive and negative reactions.
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The US president seems not to care too much about criticism, convinced that he is doing the right things for the future of not only the US, but also the world.
The crisis that has been ruling the entire planet for several months could see an end, but for such an outcome, it will be necessary for well-known political figures to be open to negotiations and compromise.
