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International Desk, 08 june, 2025 : Once close allies, Donald Trump and Elon Musk are now openly at odds. Musk has accused the Trump administration of interfering with his business ventures and is reportedly planning to cancel SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft project. The conflict intensified when Musk posted on X (formerly Twitter), alleging Trump’s name appears in secret files linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Although Musk later deleted the post, it sparked widespread controversy in media and political circles.
In response, Trump issued a stern warning, stating that Musk would face severe consequences if he funds Democrats. Amid this tension, Tesla’s stock plummeted by 14%, creating ripples in the U.S. economy.
Beyond the Musk feud, Trump faces scrutiny over his foreign policy. His growing ties with Saudi Arabia contrast with his strained relations with Western allies over the Russia-Ukraine war. The European Union has issued a statement warning that U.S. leadership is becoming a threat to global stability.
Domestically, Trump’s position is weakening. Not only is he facing opposition from Democrats, but his controversial statements and actions have also sparked dissent within the Republican Party. Political analyst Dan Abrams remarked: “Trump is now isolated, not just from his opponents but within his own party.”
Trump is grappling with multifaceted pressures—internal protests, business conflicts, diplomatic tensions, and political threats. Experts warn that failure to manage these challenges could further weaken his position in upcoming elections.
Currently, Trump must fend off not only political adversaries but also divisions within his party, attacks from tech and corporate lobbies, and criticism from global leaders. He finds himself in a precarious situation, where each move risks plunging him deeper into crisis.
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