US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order banning citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States. The ban applies to citizens of Iran, Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, Sudan, Somalia and Chad.

Some analysts believe that Trump envisions a world in which the so-called three great powers - the United States, China, and Russia - each dominate a specific part of the globe. Such a redivision of the world would be "a return to the imperial rule of the 19th century."

The Grand Mufti of Libya, Sheikh Sadiq al-Ghirany, has criticized the large sums of money given by Arab countries to US President Donald Trump. "Billions of dollars were simply given to Trump. They did not want to spend a single penny to save the children dying of hunger in Gaza," the mufti said.

The administration of US President Donald Trump has banned Harvard University from accepting foreign students.

Mehmet Said Yaz, a Justice and Development Party MP in Diyarbakir, Turkey, and former imam of the Grand Mosque, said that Arab countries are paying for the weapons the US is providing to Israel.

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The administration of US President Donald Trump is planning to close the country's doors to citizens of 43 countries. These countries are divided into three categories - "red", "orange" and "yellow". Uzbekistan is not included in this list.

"Usually my first destination is the UK. The last time I was in Saudi Arabia, the Arabs gave us $450 billion. This time, I told them that my first visit would be to Saudi Arabia, but in return they would have to buy $1 trillion worth of products from American companies. They agreed to that," Trump said.

Former Afghan diplomat Mullah Abdussalam Zaif claimed that Zelensky sacrificed his country for the interests of Europe and America and put his people in the hands of hypocrites.

US President Donald Trump has claimed that Kiev started the war in Ukraine, that Zelensky's approval rating has dropped to 4 percent, and that Ukraine has not held presidential elections since 2019, when a "comedian with no prior political experience" came to power. How well-founded are his claims?