Climate change skepticism and denial

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic said Monday his recent visit to Abu Dhabi had included meetings with advisers to US president-elect Donald Trump, and added that he was expecting to soon establish contact with Trump's office and with Trump himself.

Vucic was responding to media speculations that he had travelled to Abu Dhabi to attend a Formula 1 race.

The election of Donald Trump as president of the United States could be considered a negative for the economy but a positive for the geopolitics of Greece. The impact on Greece, which is a very small part of the global political and economic puzzle, may be indirect rather than direct.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic on Monday said that he met with U.S: President-elect Donald Trump's advisers while in Abu Dhabi last week.

In a surprise move, the Mayor of Kamza, Xhelal Mziu, a town of more than 100,000 inhabitants near the Albanian capital, has declared US President-elect Donald Trump an Honorary Citizen.

Mziu, who comes from the opposition centre-right Democratic Party, announced the decision on a Facebook post and on the council website.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump signaled Nov. 22 his campaign trail dismissal of the threat of climate change may have been hot air after all, saying he was "open minded" on supporting global accords.

Could Donald Trump win the US election? It's possible. The same anti-systemic wave that has swept through Europe is now rocking the boat of the US political system. The Republican candidate is similar in ways to Ronald Reagan, whose political opponents used to refer to as the "Teflon president," because no accusations of wrongdoing ever stuck.

Donald Trump seized the mantle of Republican standard-bearer for the 2016 presidential election late May 3, sending his only serious challenger Ted Cruz crashing out of the White House race.

Billionaire Donald Trump and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton won sweeping victories in the New York primary on April 19, bolstering their bids to secure the Republican and Democratic nominations for the White House.
 

The top contenders in both the Democratic and the Republican presidential nominating races have roughly equal support among members of their respective parties, according to a national Reuters/Ipsos poll released on April 12. 

The odds have lengthened against a Donald Trump presidency after his Wisconsin defeat, and they were probably already ten-to-one against. If he wins the Republican nomination, which is still very likely, he will almost certainly face Hillary Clinton in the November election, and lose badly.