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Trump, Putin and Xi Jinping to Hold Trilateral Summit in China
US President Donald Trump is expected to hold a trilateral meeting next week with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, on Thursday in the city of Shenzhen on the sidelines of the APEC summit.
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Biden Attacks Netanyahu in New Book: Unkept Promises and Political Interests
Former US President Joe Biden accuses Benjamin Netanyahu of breaking promises to reduce harm to civilians in the Gaza Strip and of putting political interests ahead of Israel's well-being. The claims appear in Biden's new memoir, a chapter of which was published by CNN.
Almost $20 million seized in Hungary in bribery probe against former minister in Orbán government
Authorities in Budapest seized nearly $20 million in cash hidden in forests, warehouses and secret safes. Two former ministers and the head of the central bank were arrested on suspicion of corruption in separate cases.
Merkel: Israel's security is German interest, criticism of conduct in Gaza
Angela Merkel, former German chancellor, said that Israel's security is a German national interest and a principle that is not open to debate. At the same time, she criticized the government's conduct in Gaza and its approach to the humanitarian situation there.
Former Iraqi lawmaker found dead in Beirut
The body of Ahmed al-Allawi, a former Iraqi lawmaker, was found in an apartment in Beirut after he was strangled to death. Lebanese security services have arrested a suspect in connection with the murder.
Trump urged Nvidia CEO to keep fighting to stay in his post amid Chinese espionage suspicion
US President Donald Trump spoke with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shortly before Huang submitted his resignation, and urged him to keep fighting to stay in his post. Trump knew about the suspected Chinese espionage before he continued to back Huang.
Britain: Two Iranians Convicted of Spying on Dissident Journalists
A court in Woolwich, London, convicted Mostafa Sepahvand, 41, and Farhad Javadi Mansh, 46, of assisting Iranian intelligence and of spying on opponents of the regime in Tehran. One of the convicted men was also found guilty of plotting to harm journalists and a co-founder of a pro-Israel organization, and sentencing is expected next month.
