内容摘要：Instead of recreating the missing original, Ms Khoo instead created a piece that was the same size and scale.

Instead of recreating the missing original, Ms Khoo instead created a piece that was the same size and scale.

"The strange thing for me is, that we haven't heard President Trump say yet, is that Europe has lots of cards it can play on its own," Mr Logan said, pointing to $228bn in frozen Russian assets held primarily in Belgium."That's money that's just sitting there," he said.

From the White House's point of view, the issue of Ukraine's defence is also inextricably linked to Trump's demands that NATO allies raise defence spending to 5% of their GDP.Germany's is 2% - well short of Trump's target, although German officials have signalled a willingness to move in that direction."I don't think they've done enough," Mr Logan added. "And I suspect they can't do enough. The White House has to know that 5% is not a goal that any of the major European countries are going to reach."

"The question then becomes: What's next?"Among the potential pitfalls the German delegation faces are the deep disdain that some members of Trump's cabinet - particularly Vice President JD Vance - have for the so-called "firewall" that keeps Germany's Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party out of power.

"If you're running in fear of your own voters, there is nothing American can do for you," Vance told the Munich Security Conference in February.

Vance also broke diplomatic norms by meeting the AfD's leader, Alice Weidel, ahead of Germany's snap election that saw the party storm into second place.Margaret Graham, culture and communities convener at Edinburgh City Council, described news of the reopening as "wonderful".

She said: "I am sure that many people across Edinburgh and beyond will be looking forward to this event."This much-loved cinema is both a community hub and cultural asset for the city.

"Its refurbishment will allow even more people to enjoy the magic of global cinema in the heart of the city."A woman who grew up at a recording studio used by some of the UK's biggest bands says it was "just normal" for Freddie Mercury to be in the next room.