Donald Trump's return to the political stage is proving to be as eventful as his previous terms. From international relations to domestic policy, his actions are already making waves. Here's a look at some of the key developments.
Ukraine: Peace Talks and Mining Deals
Trump has been vocal about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He recently hosted the British Prime Minister at the White House, reiterating his stance that a truce needs to be reached "soon" or "it will not happen at all." It seems he wants to fast-track peace. 
Adding another layer to the situation, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is scheduled to meet with Trump to potentially sign an agreement concerning the exploitation of Ukrainian mining resources. This deal could have significant implications for the future of Ukraine's economy.
Border Security and Immigration
On the domestic front, Trump is claiming credit for a perceived halt in southern migration. He's also demanding funds to send what he calls "millions of illegal migrants" back to their home countries. This hardline stance on immigration is a familiar theme from his previous administration. As Breitbart reported, this is a key priority for Trump.
"President Trump will claim credit for the halt in southern migration and demand money to send millions of illegal migrants back to their homes."
This focus on border security and deportation is likely to remain a central part of his political agenda.
Addressing Congress and China's Economic Targets
Trump recently delivered his first address to Congress since returning to power. He boldly stated that his administration has "accomplished more in 43 days than most administrations accomplish in 4 years or 8 years." This claim, while characteristically confident, sets the stage for his legislative priorities. 
Of course, the event itself was also a fashion show, with Melania Trump sporting a $5,500 Dior blazer, described as exuding "quiet authority."
Furthermore, China has announced a GDP target of around 5% for 2025. This comes amid ongoing trade tensions with the US, initiated by Trump. Premier Li Qiang unveiled this target at the National People's Congress in Beijing, outlining plans to boost domestic demand and create 12 million new urban jobs. Economists suggest that achieving this target will be challenging given the current trade war. 
Trump's return is clearly reshaping the political landscape, both at home and abroad. His actions in Ukraine, his stance on immigration, and the economic tensions with China are all key areas to watch in the coming months.