US President Donald Trump spent five days in Scotland, blending rounds of golf with high-profile diplomacy and a major trade agreement with the European Union. During his visit, Trump showcased his family's new golf course in Balmedie and hosted UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at his Turnberry resort, where they discussed global issues and finalized a deal imposing tariffs on EU exports.

Trump made headlines by shifting his stances on the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, expressing less interest in engaging with Russian President Vladimir Putin and acknowledging the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. He also reignited his opposition to wind turbines near his Scottish resorts, calling them 'ugly monsters', while Starmer defended the UK's commitment to renewable energy.

On the political front, Trump continued his feud with London mayor Sadiq Khan, labeling him 'a nasty person', but praised both Starmer and political rival Nigel Farage. The visit highlighted Trump's unique blend of personal interests and international politics, as well as his willingness to weigh in on contentious issues from energy policy to immigration.