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Kim Jong Un will be watching the Trump-Putin summit closely - Politics, Policy, Political Views
When Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump meet in Alaska today, it will mark their first encounter since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022. Although the talks are likely to be dominated by questions of a ceasefire, possible division of territory, and how the three-year war will conclude, North Korea will likely be more
Christoph Heusgen, diplomat and former advisor to former Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU), sharply criticized NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte ahead of the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska. "I think it's a mistake to talk about territorial cessions at such an early stage," Heusgen told the news portal T-Online. "I was astonished that they approached Russia so early, and that the NATO Secretary General, of all people, is pushing this forward." "Mark R…
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