Donald Trump's niece has warned that the 80-year-old president's mental and physical decline, laid bare during last week's G7 summit in France, is now 'impossible to hide.' In a conversation published on Sunday, psychologist and author Mary Trump said her uncle's behaviour on the world stage, coupled with reports of confusion and even public sleeping fits, showed a man in what she called a 'downward spiral.'
A string of awkward and, at times, jarring moments for Trump at the G7 gathering in Evian-les-Bains. The president turned up late to a meeting with fellow leaders, reportedly announcing his arrival by declaring that he was 'the boss.' His attempts to contain a crisis of his own making with Iran also faltered in full view of allies, leaving diplomats to pick through what one observer described, unverified, as 'wreckage in slow motion.'