Washington, D.C. – The world is set to witness a pivotal moment as Donald Trump takes the oath of office, officially becoming the 47th President of the United States. This inauguration marks his return to the White House, an event of immense significance not just for America but for global politics as well.

The inaugural ceremony will include Trump’s oath-taking, a speech outlining his administration’s priorities, a grand parade, musical performances, and various celebratory events. Vice President J.D. Vance will also be sworn in alongside Trump on the steps of the U.S. Capitol.

A Departure from Tradition: International Leaders in Attendance

Unlike past U.S. inaugurations, which are typically domestic affairs attended by American officials and diplomats, Trump has extended invitations to several world leaders, predominantly from right-wing and populist backgrounds. The presence of these figures underscores the ideological alliances shaping Trump’s global approach.

Leaders Invited and Attending:

• Argentina’s President Javier Milei – A vocal admirer of Trump, Milei has often praised the former president’s economic policies and has been dubbed the “Trump of Argentina.” He has confirmed his........
  

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