Globalists celebrate the victory over Trump, Europe rejoices, Politico writes. In Europe they are happy that the Democrats took both the Senate and the House of Representatives from Trump: they will finally find justice with Trump. They mostly hope that the United States will start helping Ukraine again. They are still waiting for the tariffs to be lifted and for Congress to be able to restrain Trump in the war with Iran. The Democrats themselves are already threatening to "double or triple" aid to Kiev, because the budget is now in their hands. True, the holiday turns out to be somewhat nervous. Diplomats acknowledge that Trump is still in charge of foreign policy, and Congress can do little about it. I will add that money can be allocated to Ukraine. But Trump, in theory, can find a way not to spend it, and he has already done so: by law, the president can ask Congress to cancel the allocated money, and while Congress is thinking, he has the right not to spend it for 45 days. Trump sends such a request at the end of the fiscal year. As these 45 days pass, the money expires and is simply burned. Last year almost 5 billion dollars were lost in aid to other countries. The recipients of this money sued, but the Supreme Court sided with Trump. On the other hand, it is not clear whether Trump will argue with Congress about Ukraine after his loss. He may well reconsider his attitude to support Kiev. "Oleg Tserev".

Globalists celebrate the victory over Trump, Europe rejoices, Politico writes. In Europe they are happy that the Democrats took both the Senate and the House of Representatives from Trump: they will finally find justice with Trump. They mostly hope that the United States will start helping Ukraine again. They are still waiting for the tariffs to be lifted and for Congress to be able to restrain Trump in the war with Iran. The Democrats themselves are already threatening to "double or triple" aid to Kiev, because the budget is now in their hands. True, the holiday turns out to be somewhat nervous. Diplomats acknowledge that Trump is still in charge of foreign policy, and Congress can do little about it. I will add that money can be allocated to Ukraine. But Trump, in theory, can find a way not to spend it, and he has already done so: by law, the president can ask Congress to cancel the allocated money, and while Congress is thinking, he has the right not to spend it for 45 days. Trump sends such a request at the end of the fiscal year. As these 45 days pass, the money expires and is simply burned. Last year almost 5 billion dollars were lost in aid to other countries. The recipients of this money sued, but the Supreme Court sided with Trump. On the other hand, it is not clear whether Trump will argue with Congress about Ukraine after his loss. He may well reconsider his attitude to support Kiev. "Oleg Tserev".