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At first glance, this past week's NATO summit in Washington appears to have met its objectives. The alliance has demonstrated its increased size and strength, reaffirmed its unwavering military support for Ukraine, and issued a firm warning to China regarding its covert backing of Russia's actions in Kyiv. Sir Keir Starmer's new government has seized the opportunity to establish itself as a pivotal player in the transatlantic alliance, especially amidst political uncertainties surrounding the White House and many European nations. Back in Britain, the immediate priorities for this new administration are pressing: addressing issues such as the economy, housing, immigration, and the NHS, among others. However, unforeseen threats and scenarios have a tendency to appear unexpectedly, disrupting even the most carefully laid plans. What challenges could arise during the tenure of this new UK government?

 Former US President Donald Trump was hurriedly escorted off stage during a rally in Pennsylvania after gunshots were fired in what appeared to be an assassination attempt. Video footage captured the moment Trump grimaced and instinctively raised a hand to his right ear as several shots rang out. Swiftly responding US Secret Service agents surrounded him and swiftly moved him away from the stage to safety. Trump acknowledged supporters with a raised fist as he was escorted into a waiting vehicle. In a post on his Truth Social network, Trump disclosed that a bullet had struck the "upper part" of his right ear. Earlier, his spokesperson had mentioned he was undergoing treatment at a nearby medical center. "I instantly sensed something was amiss when I heard a whizzing sound, gunfire, and immediately felt the bullet piercing my skin," Trump wrote. "There was significant bleeding, and I quickly understood the gravity of the situation." Blood was visibly eviden...