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US Foreign Policy · United States

White House lands on Trump-Putin summit location as officials race to prepare for historic Alaska meeting

53% Center coverage: 126 sources

American officials scrambling this weekend to identify and lock down a venue for Friday’s summit between President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart quickly discovered a major snag: summertime is peak tourist season in Alaska, and options both available and equipped to host the two world leaders were severely limited. See the Story

US Foreign Policy · United States

Leader: Five Years After the Protests – the World Must Not Give up the Fight for a Free Belarus

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Five years have passed since the people of Belarus defied the dictatorship and filled the streets with courage and red and white colors. What will it take for the dictatorship to fall?Belarus · Belarus Read Article

Dn Debate. "a Break in the Fighting Plays Into Russia's Hands"

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

DN DEBATT. Anyone hoping for peace in Ukraine at Friday's meeting in Alaska between Trump and Putin is hoping too much - Russia has repeatedly spoken of peace over the years and responded with bullets. Maybe they are demanding a temporary ceasefire, maybe a halt to long-range weapons. But it will only be an opportunity for regrouping, writes Eastern Europe expert Andreas Umland.Stockholm, Sweden · Stockholm Read Article

The Wonders, Part 54 of 56

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Don't miss this summer's e-book on DN.se – the suspense novel "Underverken" by Arne Dahl, part 54 of 56. You can choose to read or listen to it as an audiobook.Stockholm, Sweden · Stockholm Read Article

The Fight After the World Cup: Hurt Feelings, Hubris and Open Arguments

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The festering feud within American swimming that began during the World Championships in Singapore continues. At the center is former superstar Michael Phelps, and he has no intention of backing down. But the story has many layers, and old grievances are resurfacing via social media.World Cup · Singapore Read Article

Could Expert Expectations for the Alaska Summit Be Any Lower? - The DSR Network

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

President Trump and President Putin’s Alaska summit is on the horizon and we couldn’t be less excited. Without a spot for Ukraine at the table and a 1-on-1 meeting between the two presidents on the docket, there’s not really much to be hopeful for. Amb. Ivo Daalder, Professor Rosa Brooks, and Professor Angela Stent join …Donald Trump · Anchorage See the Story

Players Were Notified of a Big Win – Then the Money Was Withdrawn

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A wedding, a car or a nice dinner. Players in the UK started planning what to do with their share of a jackpot of over £1.6 million. Then the news came: the winnings were withdrawn.Money · Stockholm Read Article

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