内容摘要：HRW found that the law has ramped up already existing abuse and discrimination against LGBTQ people to unprecedented heights. The report also detailed the rights violations enabled by the law and the devastating effect it has had on the lives of LGBTQ people, activists, allies, and their families in Uganda.

HRW found that the law has ramped up already existing abuse and discrimination against LGBTQ people to unprecedented heights. The report also detailed the rights violations enabled by the law and the devastating effect it has had on the lives of LGBTQ people, activists, allies, and their families in Uganda.

Trump also took part in the Riyadh Summit, a gathering of leaders from more than 50 Muslim-majority nations.After visiting Saudi Arabia, Trump travelled to Israel, where he met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and became the first sitting US president to visit the Western Wall in Jerusalem. He then met Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in the occupied West Bank city of Bethlehem.

Trump’s visit to India on February 24-25, 2020, was his final international trip before the COVID-19 pandemic led to global travel restrictions.The first country visited by each US presidentA US president’s first trip is often seen as a signal of their priorities and foreign policy direction, setting the tone for how the US will engage with the world over the next four years.

In 1906, Theodore Roosevelt became the first sitting US president to travel abroad when he visited Panama to inspect the construction of the Panama Canal, a key project for US trade and military strategy.More recently, in 1993, Bill Clinton’s first trip was to Canada, setting the stage for

. In 2001, George W Bush visited Mexico, focusing on trade and immigration. Barack Obama’s first trip in 2009 was also to Canada, emphasising multilateral diplomacy. Joe Biden’s first trip in 2021 was to the UK, where he attended the G7 Summit, highlighting traditional alliances and climate change.

The graphic below shows the first country visited by each US president.and demand was strong in regions apart from Europe, where the company has faced protests over his political views.

Tesla sales have also slumped in the United States, where there was a nine percent drop in the first three months of 2025, according to the research firm Cox Automotive. That was largely driven by Musk’s political involvement, including leading the US Department of Government Efficiency, which made significant cuts across the federal workforce. As a result, protests ensued andbusinesses unfolded.

Tesla reported a 13 percent drop in first-quarter deliveries. The Tesla chief has said there has been a turnaround.“We’re now back over a trillion dollars in market cap, so clearly, the market is aware of the situation, so it’s already turned around,” Musk said.