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From Prince Charles to his own pick for Secretary of State, is pressure mounting on Trump to re-think Paris Agreement opposition?

James Murray

30 January 2017 •

From Prince Charles to his own pick for Secretary of State, is pressure mounting on Trump to re-think Paris Agreement opposition?

Trump advisor predicts 'lively debate' over US stance on Paris deal, as tensions mount over President's planned state visit to the UK

Prince Charles and Rex Tillerson may make for unlikely allies, but according to a former member of the Trump transition team the ExxonMobil boss could join the heir to the throne in calling on the US President...

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