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BEIRUT, July 20- Lebanon must seek a deal with Syria so Lebanese exporters can reach wider Middle East markets via the Syrian border with Jordan now that Damascus has recovered state control of that frontier, Lebanon's caretaker economy minister said on Friday. Raed Khoury said it was vital that Lebanese exporters be able once again to send their produce...
President Trump and Russian President Putin hold a joint press conference following a two-hour meeting in Helsinki, Finland.
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President Trump and Russian President Putin hold a joint press conference following a two hour meeting in Helsinki, Finland.
President Donald Trump began his meeting Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland by saying the pair will have an "extraordinary relationship."
President Trump is to meet Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday and there's no official agenda. Europe's press is having a field day.
President Donald Trump’s encounter with Russian President Vladimir Putin could be the catalyst for major diplomatic progress over Syria, one expert told CNBC Monday.
Christopher Granville, managing director for EMEA and global political research at TS Lombard, discusses the looming Trump-Putin bilateral.
The Russian leader may ask Trump to stay out of the conflict in Ukraine, to withdraw troops from eastern Syria, and to continue talks with North Korea.
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Economists and market analysts have tried to come up with predictions, using artificial intelligence and statistical modeling.
The world's largest nation by size stands to benefit, both economically and politically, from a denuclearized North Korea.
Talks for a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are in early stages, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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Israel claimed it struck nearly all of Iran's military infrastructure in Syria.
Amid a rapid escalation of regional tensions, the strikes have thrust a simmering shadow war out into the open.
The deadly rocket exchange between Israel and Iran along Syria's border is a sign of escalating tension following the U.S. exit from the nuclear deal.
Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Conricus said that Israel intercepted "a few" of the rockets and there were no reports of casualties and that damage to Israeli positions was "limited."
How our allies and enemies will handle Trump's Iran deal exit and what could happen next, says retired Gen. Wesley Clark.
Dismayed European allies sought to salvage the international nuclear pact with Iran on Wednesday.
There are serious consequences to President Donald Trump pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal, Sen. Edward Markey says.
Israel's military is on high alert as a result of irregular activity of Iranian forces in Syria.
