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Putin’s Trump Call Win, Britain’s Big EU Reset, Banks Bullish On Europe

2025/5/20
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Donald Trump: 我认为美国不应该卷入乌克兰战争，这场战争对我们来说是一个泥潭。我不想明确我的底线，因为这会使谈判更加困难。现在我认为应该由俄罗斯和乌克兰直接对话解决问题，美国不应该再直接介入调解。如果谈判没有进展，美国可能会选择退出。我认为现在这是一个欧洲的问题，应该由欧洲自己来解决。 Rosalind Matheson: 特朗普总统与普京的通话后，欧洲方面普遍感到不安，不清楚美国在结束这场战争中扮演什么角色。特朗普似乎正在退出直接调解，并暗示可能不会继续对俄罗斯实施制裁。这使得局势变得更加不明朗，也让人们对美国是否真正支持乌克兰产生了疑问。 European official: 我们担心特朗普总统正在退出外交努力，并且他已经明确表示不想实施更多制裁，甚至撤回了他自己提出的停火提议。这让我们对美国解决危机的决心感到担忧。

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This chapter discusses Donald Trump's two-hour phone call with Vladimir Putin, focusing on the lack of pressure on Putin to end the war in Ukraine and the subsequent concerns among European leaders. The conversation highlights the uncertainty surrounding the future of peace talks and the US's role in them.
  • Trump announced that ceasefire talks between Russia and Ukraine would begin immediately, but without US involvement.
  • European leaders expressed concerns about Trump's disengagement from diplomatic efforts and his reluctance to impose further sanctions on Russia.
  • The Ukrainian president expressed willingness to negotiate but demanded a clear plan from Russia and continued support from the US and Europe.

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(1) After two hours talking with Putin, Trump said on social media that Ukraine and Russia would “immediately start negotiations” toward a ceasefire — but possibly without the US. There was no sanctions threat, no demand for a time-line, and no pressure on the Russian leader.

 (2) Prime Minister Keir Starmer heralded a “landmark deal” between the UK and the European Union on Monday that he billed as a reset moment for relations under his government. Still, with many details unresolved, Brexit never quite seems to be over.

(3) Israel will take over the entire Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday, as the military announced it would carry out an “unprecedented attack” on Hamas.

(4) The Bank of England is considering ways to loosen post-crisis rules that forced banks to separate their retail and investment banking arms after a number of UK lenders called for the regime’s removal.

(5) Washington lawmakers are risking a “fiscal disaster” if a recession hits as they plow on with their package of sweeping tax cuts, according to Guggenheim Securities Co-Chair Jim Millstein.

(6) JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon warned against complacency in the face of a slew of risks, citing everything from inflation and credit spreads to geopolitics. Podcast Conversation: Nine Travel Products That Will Make Summer Vacation a Breeze)

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