US President: Trump: Only my sense of morality can maintain me again | EUROtoday

US President Donald Trump sees himself as being obliged solely to his personal conscience on the subject of international coverage. “I don’t need international law,” he mentioned in an interview with the New York Times. He does not intend to hurt folks.

Journalists on the newspaper requested Trump whether or not there have been any limits to his international energy. It’s only one factor, the US president replied, in keeping with the New York Times: “My own sense of morality. My own mind. That’s the only thing that can stop me.”

When the journalists requested, Trump then mentioned that the US authorities needed to adhere to worldwide regulation. But: “It depends on what the definition of international law is,” he mentioned.

Trump: US ought to personal Greenland

After the seize of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the US navy, members of Congress within the US, amongst others, questioned the legality of the motion in Venezuela. Trump can also be displaying elevated curiosity in Greenland, which belongs to the Kingdom of Denmark – and the White House precipitated a stir by stating that, as commander in chief, using the US navy was out there to him “at any time as an option”.

In the New York Times interview, Trump reiterated that, in his view, the United States should personal Greenland – as a result of that is “psychologically necessary for success.” Trump bases his curiosity in Greenland on US nationwide safety and the island’s pure assets.