Trump resumes his position as the President of the U.S. once more.

The United States Capitol building, the parliament of the USA, played host to a historic event on a chilly day in Washington. The inauguration of former President Donald Trump, who served from 2017 to 2021 and is now the 47th president, took place indoors due to the cold weather.

Trump, who turned 78 this year, was joined by his family and a number of high-profile politicians, including Joe Biden, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama. The event was also attended by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who offered his congratulations to Trump, but acknowledged the challenges that may come with his presidency.

CDU leader Friedrich Merz urged European countries to become stronger and deal confidently with Trump. Meanwhile, many senators and representatives from Congress were present, overseeing the proceedings and playing their important roles in government.

The inauguration ceremony was broadcast live in a large event hall, filled with Trump's supporters. As the new president took the oath of office, he delivered a speech outlining his plans for the next four years. Later, Trump made his way to the event hall to address his supporters and celebrate the start of his second term.

Trump's victory in the November presidential election was a hotly contested one, but with his inauguration, the peaceful transfer of power was once again demonstrated in the USA. The Congress, consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives, has a crucial role in the legislative process, with the power to introduce, approve, or reject new laws.

The United States Congress, located in Washington, is comparable to the Bundestag and Bundesrat in Berlin, serving as the parliament of the USA. As the new president begins his term, the world watches with anticipation to see how the next four years will unfold.