1. Meeting with Syrian Regime Leaders – Trump stated the US is ready to provide necessary support to Syria to ensure the success of the next phase of Syria's reconstruction and development process. 2. Considering Lowering Swiss Tariffs – Foreign med

2025-11-11

1. Meeting with Syrian Regime Leaders – Trump stated the US is ready to provide necessary support to Syria to ensure the success of the next phase of Syria's reconstruction and development process. 2. Considering Lowering Swiss Tariffs – Foreign media reported that Switzerland is close to reaching an agreement with the US to reduce tariffs to 15%. Trump responded that he is discussing a tariff reduction agreement with Switzerland, but the figure is not yet determined. 3. Close to Reaching a Trade Agreement with India – Trump stated on Monday that the US is close to reaching an agreement with India aimed at expanding economic and security relations between the two countries, increasing US energy exports, and promoting investment in key US industries. Tariffs on India will be reduced at some point. 4. New Air Traffic Control System to be Launched – Trump: "In the next two to three weeks, we will launch a new air traffic control system. Air traffic controllers who did not take leave during the government shutdown will receive a $10,000 bonus. Air traffic controllers who do not work will be 'deactivated'." 5. Senate Passes Temporary Appropriations Bill —The U.S. Senate formally passed a temporary appropriations bill with a vote of 60 to 40. The bill will now be sent to the Republican-led House of Representatives for consideration, with a final vote expected as early as Wednesday, followed by a signature by President Trump. 6. Unfavorable Ruling Would Have Devastating Impact on the U.S. —Trump: The U.S. Supreme Court was provided with incorrect data. An unfavorable ruling on tariffs would result in "(tariff) repatriations," including invested, uninvested, and repatriated funds, exceeding $3 trillion and having a devastating impact on the future of the United States.