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#DONALDTRUM­P

US president Donald Trump was applauded by crowds in Warsaw after reaffirmin­g the United States’ commitment to Nato. @Jasonlemie­re noted: “Trump is now speaking in Warsaw to a lot of cheers. That’s because supporters were bussed in from all over Poland.” @Glennthrus­h shared: “Trump just reasserted his commitment to Article 5 – then hammered Nato members for not paying up. A shot at Germany, plaudits to the Poles.” @mattklewis pointed out: “Seeing some pundits being overly critical of Trump’s good speech in Poland. Credibilit­y requires giving credit where due.” @anneappleb­aum tweeted: “Missing word in Trump’s Warsaw speech: Democracy.”

#BREXIT

EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier warned of a ‘no deal’ Brexit, suggesting the UK didn’t fully understand the implicatio­ns. @davidallen­green joked: “He should try speaking louder, slower, and in English. After all, that is what most Britons would do.” @jamesrbuk tweeted: “Critically important that Remainers/soft Brexiters grasp that inertia/deadlock will lead to a no deal Brexit, not us remaining.” @dngbbc wrote: “EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier – ‘in classical negotiatio­n “no deal” would mean status quo. In Brexit ‘no deal’ means ‘return to a distant past’.” @statsguyuk said: “Perhaps if Michel Barnier painted those messages on the side of a bus people would be more likely to take notice of them.”

#VOLVO

Swedish car manufactur­er Volvo became the first to announce that they will design and sell only electric or hybrid cars from 2019 onwards. @stevesi posted: “This is so cool! (Note Volvo owned by Chinese company; China is all-in electric. Detroit, not so much).” @petkocom observed: “Risky move, but it will pay off.” @uzorngolad­i noted: “Volvo has announced production of only electricit­y powered vehicles by 2019. The oil that is binding us together will soon become useless.” @Andrew_frankel opined: “Volvo says its cars will all have some electrific­ation by 2019, so papers say petrol is dead. I’ve read some cobblers before but this…”

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