Trump praises new British PM Burnham but criticizes Chagos Islands agreement
U.S. President brushes aside differences over Middle East and calls British leader ‘a natural business person’
Trump praises new British PM Burnham but criticizes Chagos Islands agreement
U.S. President brushes aside differences over Middle East and calls British leader ‘a natural business person’
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