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US Foreign Policy · United StatesTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday that the U.S. and China will likely avoid 100 percent American tariffs on Chinese good after negotiators settled on a plan for a possible trade agreement. Bessent told NBC News’ Kristen Welker that “after two days of negotiations” with Chinese International Trade Representative Li Chenggang in Malaysia, a “framework” of a deal has been reached. President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to meet in South Korea on Thursday, capping off the former’s five-day trip to Asia.See the Story
US, China reach ‘framework’ of trade deal, Bessent says
52% Center coverage: 188 sources
Lindsey Graham · United StatesRepublican Sen. Lindsey Graham (R) said Sunday that President Trump told him that he plans to brief members of Congress on possible military action in Latin America, including potentially shifting attacks targeting Venezuela from the sea to land. Graham, speaking to Margaret Brennan on CBS News’s “Face the Nation,” said land strikes are “a real…See the Story
Graham Says Lawmakers to Be Briefed on Potential Venezuela Land Attack
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Donald Trump · ArgentinaEven if Argentine President Javier Milei's La Libertad Avanza party is still short of a majority in parliament after midterm elections, the self-described "anarcho-capitalist" now has more room to push ahead with radical economic reforms. Since coming to power in 2023, Milei has cut budgets for education, pensions and infrastructure and laid off tens of thousands of public sector workers. The president is also credited with lowering inflation, w…See the Story
Argentina Midterm Elections Seen as Confidence Vote for Milei's Economic Refoms
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