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Trump open to idea of joint meeting with Xi, Putin next month
- On Monday, President Donald Trump expressed openness to a trilateral meeting with Chinese President Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, stating the summit could focus on "nuclear weapons and denuclearization."
- The Kremlin suggested the trio could meet during next month's APEC summit, while sources told The Wall Street Journal that Putin proposed the three-way summit specifically to discuss Ukraine.
- Putin reportedly seeks an end to the war on terms favorable to Moscow without Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, while Trump maintains he simply does not want to "push" Russia "away" from peace talks.
- Beijing has indicated it would not object to the potential summit if Trump agrees, even as Trump has renewed pressure on Ukraine to halt oil refinery strikes and hold presidential elections.
- Trump has recently avoided imposing "sanctions from hell" on Russia and authorized imports of Russian diesel fuel into the United States, signaling a significant policy shift.
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Trump Open to Summit With Xi and Putin in China to Discuss Ukraine
Trump Open to Summit With Xi and Putin in China to Discuss Ukraine - The U.S. president says he is willing to attend a three-way meeting on the sidelines of next month’s gathering in Shenzhen, as Washington mounts a push to end the war
·Beijing, China
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"No talks about Ukraine without Ukraine", Torben Börgers, ARD Washington, on the unrest between Trump and Selenskyj
·Hamburg, Germany
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Trump expressed his willingness to meet this Monday.
·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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Trump has signalled his willingness to take part in a summit with Putin and Xi in China. It would also negotiate Ukraine. Kiev is appalled.
·Frankfurt, Germany
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Total News Sources269
Leaning Left31Leaning Right40Center37Last UpdatedBias Distribution37% Right
Bias Distribution
- 37% of the sources lean Right
37% Right
L 29%
C 34%
R 37%
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