Trump's Global Maneuvers: Controversies and Diplomacy

The U.S. Senate voted against a resolution to limit Trump's military power in Venezuela. European capitals, including Rome, are reducing speed limits to curb accidents and pollution. Tensions between the U.S. and Iran continue, while Greenland awaits outcomes from White House discussions. Sanctuary city funding issues stir domestic political disputes.

U.S. Senate Republicans, pressured by President Donald Trump, voted against a resolution to limit further military involvement in Venezuela without congressional approval. The vote ended in a narrow 51-50, aided by Vice President JD Vance breaking the tie.

As European capitals continue to combat urban traffic hazards, Rome is implementing a notable speed limit reduction within its historic center. The new 30 kph (19 mph) limit aims to enhance safety and reduce pollution in a city renowned for its chaotic traffic.

Tensions simmer between the U.S. and Iran, with the latter threatening retaliation should the U.S. launch strikes. Meanwhile, Greenlandic and Danish officials anxiously observe discussions in Washington, which may shape the future of U.S.-Denmark relations concerning Greenland.

(With inputs from agencies.)