Elon Musk Joins Trump Administration as Global Influence Expands

The billionaire entrepreneur solidifies his political role, becoming a key ally to President Trump while facing criticism for his controversial actions abroad.

Elon Musk, the world's richest man, has been announced as a member of Donald Trump's incoming administration, marking a significant political shift for the entrepreneur.
Musk contributed at least $277 million to Trump's re-election campaign and has been a vocal supporter of the president's 'Make America Great Again' agenda.
His influence extends beyond the U.S., with Musk using his social media platform X to support far-right political parties in Europe and publicly criticize European leaders.
Trump and Musk's partnership has drawn international attention, with Trump proposing aggressive geopolitical moves, including potential annexations, while Musk amplifies their shared anti-establishment rhetoric.
Critics express alarm over Musk's growing political power, questioning the implications of his libertarian capitalist ideology on global politics and governance.