LIVEElon Musk's constellation: Erdogan is among them.
Analyzing Elon Musk, one of the most popular names of recent years, the New York Times examined the diplomacy strategy implemented by Musk, one of the richest people in the world.
The newspaper reported that Musk developed close relations with right-wing leaders. The article was titled "Elon Musk diplomacy: Court right-wing world leaders.
Then benefit from them." "Musk has assembled a constellation of like-minded heads of state, including Argentinian leader Javier Milei and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to carry out his own politics and expand his business empire," the report said.
Reminding that Musk, who became more active on Twitter after changing the name of Twitter he bought to He emphasized that he sent the message "in front of".
"Milei is part of Musk's pattern of developing relationships with a team of right-wing heads of state, and there are clear beneficiaries of these relationships, his companies and himself," the report said. Speaking to the newspaper, 5 former Tesla and SpaceX executives said that the policies followed by Elon Musk affected their business.
Anonymous sources stated that #muskdao established close relations with then-US President Barack Obama in the 2010s, and that he was able to receive support and agreements from the federal government.
It was also reminded that Musk maintains his close ties with names such as French President Emmanuel #Macron
"But as populism and nationalism spread, Mr. Musk courted Jinping in China and supported Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel, Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey and Giorgia Meloni in Italy.
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