U.S. President Donald Trump swapped politics for putters this weekend, hitting the greens at his Scotland golf resort while hundreds of protesters rallied in Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Critics slammed UK leaders for "catering" to Trump during his visit, calling it a distraction from pressing global issues.
Golf, Protests, and High-Stakes Talks
Trump, accompanied by his son Eric, is set to inaugurate a new course near Aberdeen before returning to Washington, D.C. on Tuesday. The trip isn’t all leisure—trade discussions with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are on the agenda, sparking debates about post-Brexit economic strategies.
Edinburgh to Aberdeen: A Tale of Two Cities
Protesters brandished signs reading "Climate Criminals Not Welcome" and "No to Trumpism," reflecting tensions over his policies and environmental record. Meanwhile, local businesses near Trump’s resorts brace for mixed reactions, balancing tourism gains with ethical concerns.
