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Trump claims that more than half of Bombardier's revenues come from the United States. It is claimed that Canada blocks the activities of US banks and companies.
In his post on his social media account, Trump made a statement regarding the sale of Bombardier's products to the USA.
Claiming in his statement that more than 50 percent of the company's revenues come from the USA and that its products are not good enough, Trump said, "Bombardier products will no longer be sold in the USA." he said. Trump argued that Bombardier was making a living from "American buyers, companies and airports", while claiming that Canada was blocking the activities of US banks and companies in the country.
Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an insult investigation due to statements circulating on social media regarding Ahmet Davutoğlu's speech in Bingöl in 2021. In his one-hour statement at the Ankara Courthouse, Davutoğlu said that his words were the will to protect the law and justice of the nation and requested that his file not be prosecuted in accordance with Article 172 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. DEVA and Saadet Party leaders attended the courthouse for support.

Üsküdar Municipal Council member Sarıcaoğlu protested, saying that there was no work on the council agenda that would make the lives of Üsküdar residents easier, and announced that they would be in the city council tomorrow with 21 council members.

Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation against Ahmet Davutoğlu, Chairman of the dissolved Future Party, for insulting the President due to the statements shared on social media. Davutoğlu came to Ankara Courthouse to testify.
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen held a joint press conference in Nuuk with Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and announced that she signed the joint declaration that will increase cooperation between the EU, Greenland and Denmark. As part of the notification, the EU said it would invest 200 million euros in Greenland, provide support in critical raw materials, clean energy and connectivity, and offered to increase funding to 530 million euros by 2034. He also highlighted Greenland's hydroelectric potential, critical raw materials projects and plans to increase youth Erasmus program participation. While Frederiksen and Nielsen emphasized the mutual need between the EU and Greenland, Frederiksen said that a common shield exercise was needed for Arctic security.

German Chancellor and CDU Chairman Friedrich Merz stated that the AfD came first in the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament elections with 43.8 percent of the votes, describing the results as "the heaviest electoral defeat it has suffered in years, even decades." Merz acknowledged that the results were part of democratic rules, but stressed that giving up was not an option and that he was determined to fulfill his personal responsibility to the country.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez interpreted AfD's election win with 43.8% of the votes in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt state as a warning about the rising far-right threat in Europe and around the world. Sanchez stated that this situation shows that there is a greater need for a left-wing coalition government in Spain to pioneer progressive policies that strengthen growth and the welfare state while providing a fair response in digital and ecological transformation. PSOE Parliament Speaker Patxi Lopez, on the other hand, described the AfD's victory as appalling for a force associated with Nazism and said Europe faced a task.