New summits After years of isolation, Kim held a number of diplomatic summits in 2018, meeting with Moon, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Kim held three summits last year with Xi, his most important ally, before and after summits with Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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The only thing American Protestants love more than holding summits is fighting at summits, and the Wheaton event did not deviate from the traditions of the faith.
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Its annual "16+1" summits with central and eastern European states, are really 16 one-plus-one summits, where each government deals with China on its own terms.
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"For him to propose a performance in Seoul in the Autumn after having two successful summits shows that his willingness to participate in the two summits," Do said.
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Broadly speaking, do you think summits -- especially personal summits like this one -- still matter as much today as they did in the latter half of the 20th Century?
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How does that stack up against other big historic summits?
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He is a whirlwind of policies, initiatives, trips and summits.
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In addition, success at summits is by no means guaranteed.
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In addition, Goop's live events — its wellness summits — sell out.
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A future president could decide to skip regional summits. And
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All is fair in love and war and EU summits.
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They only isolate themselves by not attending summits like this.
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Arab summits typically happen once a year, usually in March.
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Subsequent summits in the region have included Bucharest and Belgrade.
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Leadership summits are just one piece in the diplomatic toolkit.
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For Reuters, the game starts days before such summits begin.
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Major summits usually follow detailed negotiations, leading to a breakthrough.
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These presidential and first lady summits would be hugely successful.
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The two have also spoken before at various international summits.
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U.S. presidents have attended all seven of the previous summits.
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Summits this major are typically designated National Security Special Events.
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"I enjoy the summits," Trump told his South Korean counterpart.
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He skipped last year's Asian summits which US presidents typically attend.
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Trump also raised a possibility of further summits in the future.
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Trump also raised the possibility of further summits in the future.
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And even a President Hillary Clinton might not continue the summits.
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You can check out highlights from previous Social Good Summits below:
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" Remains from North Korea "We had, really, two very successful summits.
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But unlike past summits, it lacked a clear agenda or substance.
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Scandal, summits, spies, and lies, what a week it has been.
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Kim has already had two summits with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Mr Rutte used to return from EU summits moaning about windbaggery.
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Alas, both summits are likely to disappoint, but in different ways.
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What if three summits on the road he really does happen?
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Global summits The G-7 summit is underway today in Italy.
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Peterson convenes regular "fiscal summits" in his quest to cut benefits.
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A LOT of work goes into preparing for NATO's biennial summits.
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Both of Trump's summits potentially herald more trouble than they resolve.
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If so, this will be one of the most consequential summits.
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The last time I climbed was in 2011, after 21 summits.
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Nor are the summits and the steps into the demilitarized zone.
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You can follow along with future Summits on Twitter with #ReutersSummits.
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They have met twice before on the sidelines of international summits.
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Trump has also attended G-7 summits in Italy and Canada.
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Mr. Kushner has hosted black leadership summits at the White House.
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Climate summits have become festivals at which leaders talk about leadership.
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In 2017 bosses joined flag-waving summits in the White House.
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Tusk chairs EU summits and would be responsible for calling one.
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Reynolds: Of course summits can be ego trips for world leaders.
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In fact, some have been distinctly underwhelmed with the summits' results.
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It's not just the memorable summits and crux moves that are fleeting.
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There have been two previous Inter-Korean summits, in 2000 and 2007.
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Trump's meetings with black celebrities do not evoke King's summits with LBJ.
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Those summits and the collection of them, you know, changed our history.
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Go deeper: Dueling summits underline divide between U.S. and allies on Iran
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She turns up at international summits well informed; she keeps her cool.
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From 1953 to 13, 7,646 summits were made by 4,469 different climbers.
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PERINO: Juan, you&aposve covered Reagan and those summits, you tell us.
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The ministers shall propose actions including possible summits by heads of state.
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It may sound comical, but summits like this actually do spark change.
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NATO summits normally deal with global threats such ISIS, Afghanistan and Russia.
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Tatsuo Yamakawa: There has been mention of these one-on-one summits.
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As Trump himself has acknowledged, more summits are likely to be necessary.
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Two prior bilateral summits held since 2000 failed to produce positive results.
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Summits and peace treaties usually come toward the end of diplomatic negotiations.
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Trump is still keen to have more high-profile summits with Kim.
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Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama all attended multiple summits.
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In 1992, Tabei became the first woman to mount the Seven Summits.
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" "Antifa does conduct violent acts at political conventions or at economic summits.
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With Montoya's encouragement, he also shares his story at anti-opioid summits.
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The staircase summits on a roof terrace with bleachers overlooking the city.
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Obama will speak at various summits in the three countries he visits.
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So generally I'm not against holding summits, even with people like Putin.
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Still, it would be a mistake to dismiss the summits as hot air.
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Their two summits have opened various channels of peace talks between the countries.
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In that role, Tusk prepares EU summits and helps set the bloc's agenda.
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Population ageing is on every agenda, from G8 economic conferences to NATO summits.
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After scaling four of the seven summits, he set his sights on Everest.
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The summits will be attended by world leaders including U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The seven summits comprise Kilimanjaro, Denali, Elbrus, Aconcagua, Carstensz Pyramid, Vinson and Everest.
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The first two high-level summits produced good will, but no actual agreements.
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Summits at most are expected to negotiate the last 10% of a deal.
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Donald Tusk, who chairs the summits, said on Wednesday EU unity was key.
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Trump has said he will attend two summits in the region in November.
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Trump only knows how to play golf and make coins for cancelled summits.
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On the bucket list The DMZ isn't just for summits for world leaders.
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White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters said Navarro typically does not attend international summits.
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Summits, after all, can occur in the classroom and at the kitchen table.
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Mr. Longacre had asked his friends to spread his ashes on mountain summits.
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The last two Summits of the Americas in fact adjourned without final declarations.
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To be sure, few US-Russia summits have had this level of suspense.
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Vice President Pence departed Japan today and will attend regional summits in Singapore.
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More global summits or UN reports will only enhance the perceptions of elitism.
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Freddy: Yeah, show producers left out the mass protests around the G20 summits.
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His trip up Everest had been his final climb of the seven summits.
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Yet without proper preparation, summits are not good places to conduct detailed negotiations.
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At the end of the day, summits don't end conflicts -- political will does.
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Not since 1999 have COP climate summits ended on a Friday, as scheduled.
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Five such ocean summits are planned in ports for the 2017-18 edition.
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Her personal attendance at the summits is seen a selling point for many.
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History of historical summits Hagin, whose middle name is Whitehouse, has served in every Republican administration since Ronald Reagan -- decades during which he worked on nearly every aspect of presidential logistics, organizing global summits, foreign trips and secretive warzone ventures.
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But as history has shown, summits with the Kim family don&apost come cheap.
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But, he says, please keep holding these summits — even if the going gets difficult.
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The job involves chairing summits of European leaders and forging compromise from their debates.
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That does not mean there will not be more summits and self-important communiqués.
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For every ten people to reach its three highest summits, three have died trying.
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Yet, I am at the meetings, the rallies, and the summits for a reason.
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And in 2018, he skipped a set of yearly leaders' summits in Asia altogether.
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Trump is due to attend regional summits in Vietnam and the Philippines in November.
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I can reach farther-away summits and climb harder routes and ski steeper runs.
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Those tensions have manifested themselves in various ways, including at NATO and G7 summits.
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Trump only knows how to play golf and make coins for cancelled summits. pic.twitter.
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The spousal events for summits such as this week's G20 are highly staged events.
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The Kochs have regularly held summits to share their free-market, anti-taxation views.
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The summit is unlikely to yield much more than the promise of future summits.
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Here is a look at the history of inter-Korean summits and their outcomes.
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But Hyundai also has a tainted history when it comes to inter-Korean summits.
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Modern-day presidential summits have the results agreed to before the leaders sit down.
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Walkers clamber over the high passes and summits, sharing the terrain with the sheep.
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Instead, a spokesman suggested the talks could occur on the sidelines of international summits.
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And he's seen Trump insult allied leaders to their faces at bitter global summits.
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There have been Birthers and Beer Summits, Obamacare, and the death of Bin Laden.
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Neutral Switzerland, which often hosts summits, said it was ready to facilitate the meeting.
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Just two North-South summits have been held since the 1950-53 Korean war.
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Back then, the rock was covered with ice and snow, like the Himalayan summits.
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But this administration takes both to perverse summits, and Sanders is its mountaineer extraordinaire.
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If there is no deal on a successor, then more summits may be needed.
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Repeating routes as quickly as possible or linking up multiple summits are specific undertakings.
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Presidential summits are supposed to be painstakingly manufactured for success by working-level diplomats.
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THERE is a pattern to European Union summits about subjects on which governments cannot agree.
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HANNITY: And that&aposs the thing, the summits don&apost happen in a vacuum, Monica.
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Today, the Washington Post reported that Chile canceled two international summits as the protests continue.
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To measure this gap, we chose seven high-stakes summits from the past 80 years.
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It did not say whether Suu Kyi would discuss the Rohingya crisis during the summits.
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Such visits and summits are in part efforts to make use of Africa's diplomatic clout.
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It made these comments ahead of planned summits with South Korea and the United States.
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Yep. There's a winter storm brewing in paradise, on the summits of the Big Island.
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He'll go to Saudi Arabia, Israel and then to global summits in Italy and Belgium.
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Trump and Kim have met three times and held two summits over the nuclear issue.
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A series of nuclear-security summits helped stop fissile material getting into the wrong hands.
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The Wall Street Journal previewed the U.S. goals for the back-to-back Asia summits.
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Trump's meeting with Abe is the first in a series of summits with foreign leaders.
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Summits are more ceremonial, meant for signatures and pageantry after the tough negotiating is done.
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At summits like this, disagreements typically manifest themselves in the brevity of the final communique.
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Regional civil-society leaders normally convene what they call a "People's Forum" alongside ASEAN summits.
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Most international summits are flops, and there were certainly some bad omens for this one.
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During all those years I chased wars and summits I thought my work was personal.
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Leadership summits are often the final celebration to seal the deal of a negotiated agreement.
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More sequels, summits and snubs may well take it to a historic stage — nuclear showdown.
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This may sound like a small point but at symbolic international summits, such details matter.
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It's one of many city-specific summits that AWS hosts throughout the country and worldwide.
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He soon began making local history climbing summits in the Olympic and North Cascade ranges.
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Yet another said it had been hidden and was only unveiled during Mafia boss summits.
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Over the past few years, the company has launched health summits and a quarterly magazine.
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He has held his own two summits with Kim Jong Un, in April and May.
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In other words, no deep state secrets about summits with North Korea are unveiled here.
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All three made nice at European summits but flirted with the Eurosceptic tabloids at home.
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A high wind warning was in effect for the Big Island summits until 6 p.m.
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To the south, scabby peaks rose above pale tundra, their summits cradling winter's lingering snow.
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Once engineered through speeches, summits and ads, the job is mutating to fit new mediums.
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Trump doesn't mention North Korea or his summits with Kim Jong Un in this list.
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Since then, he and Kim have developed a warm friendship and met for two summits.
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Even as some cold-loving species disappear from summits, more species move in from below.
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When leaders' summits fail to reach agreement, diplomacy has reached the end of its rope.
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As European Council president, Tusk serves as the chairman when EU leaders meet at summits.
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Since then this group of states regularly organises summits to discuss key economic and financial issues.
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US pressure was applied to get Qatar to send a high-level delegation to the summits.
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Previous EU-China summits have tended to involve only the EU's own leaders and Chinese representatives.
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Trump and Putin have met twice before, during international summits last year in Germany and Vietnam.
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For the last five years, the company has also hosted summits for Chinese cross-border sellers.
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The two held three summits in six months, where predecessors had managed just two in decades.
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That was certainly the case with all those Soviet summits from Nikita Khrushchev to Mikhail Gorbachev.
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Held every two years, the summits continue to work on developing competencies, curricula, and other tools.
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He has travelled abroad to drum up investment, and hosted investment and jobs "summits" at home.
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Both the UN Secretary General and President Obama have convened high-level summits to explore solutions.
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Now it's grown to 100 chapters in 55 countries, whose summits gathered 8000 people in 2017.
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The White House sent no official emissaries to one of the GOP's A-list donor summits.
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BAIER: I know a little bit about summits, wrote a little book about Reagan and Gorbachev.
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The regional summits have included 80 cities from around New England over the past two years.
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North Koreans may also wish to use those meetings to avoid the embarrassment of failed summits.
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Donald Tusk, who chairs EU summits, said only that the leaders took note of her comments.
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Takeaways: Big questions: AP: World watching for signs of North Korea nuke deal at two summits.
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In the past, NATO summits often served to show unity and solidarity within the Western alliance.
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He will seek follow-up summits with Trump, in North Korea and in the United States.
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And so, the Summits have brought women who are poised to go into the C-suite.
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Trump and Kim have held two official nuclear summits that have thus far yielded little progress.
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NATO officials have told Reuters they suspect Russia sponsors attacks against their networks before major summits.
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In all, it has five of the world's 14 summits higher than 8,000 meters (26,247 feet).
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This week, I am excited to attend our Field Office Summits for Bethesda, Atlanta and Dallas.
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During the course of Reuters Summits, exclusive news stories and video interviews are posted on Reuters.
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Past presidents have hosted G8/G7 summits in Denver or Houston or at Sea Island, Georgia.
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The leaders were lining up to take a "family photo," as is tradition at such summits.
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Finland hosted summits between the U.S. and the former Soviet Union in 1975, 1988 and 1990.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Summits of world leaders are usually highly choreographed affairs that leave little to chance.
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Is the fact that name-calling has resumed evidence that Trump's summits with Kim were foolish?
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Hence the shape of the Poundland bar, with a double set of summits between each valley.
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He made two trips to China, for his third and fourth summits with President Xi Jinping.
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With the exception of two summits with South Korean President Moon Jae-in on the border between the two Koreas, every one of Kim's unprecedented summits with China's President Xi Jinping and now the second summit with Trump have depended on trains provided by the Chinese.
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"We don't know when Brexit talks start," said Donald Tusk, who chairs summits of EU leaders, today.
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It's true that at these summits in the past, many words have been followed by fewer actions.
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It was during Plain's recovery that he set upon the task of conquering the seven continental summits.
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More summits would be held in the Balkan region to give politicians more say over the process.
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Trump has held two summits with the North Korean leader, first in Singapore and then in Vietnam.
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She testifies in courts and at summits of the like-minded, and is busy on social media.
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There is a joint committee of EU and EEA countries, accompanied by regular summits and parliamentary meetings.
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For that he needs the summits, and to keep Mr Moon, Mr Trump and Mr Xi dancing.
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So, please, don&apost say that somehow this is the usual behavior for presidents meeting at summits.
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Shaw negotiated on behalf of the United States with foreign governments ahead of summits with world leaders.
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The European Council president chairs meetings of the national leaders and represents the EU at international summits.
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Spain is considered a permanent guest at G20 summits, and extra guests are frequently invited to attend.
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The lackluster nuclear talks also affected inter-Korean cooperation, stalled after a flurry of summits last year.
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Kim ordered missile launches during the Abe and Xi summits to exploit policy differences between these leaders.
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This is an issue that past US presidents, including Barack Obama, have raised at NATO summits before.
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That meant we had to hold our meeting in a cavernous conference room set up for summits.
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Leaders from member states were in Thailand for a number of summits including the 35th ASEAN Summit.
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Recent history suggests that successful summits rely not on one-on-one interactions, but on collective efforts.
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Still, with Trump deciding to skip this year's summits, other leaders have sought to fill the void.
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And now it is once more the tidal waveThat when it has swept by leaves summits stained.
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The declaration was preceded by the announcement of two fall summits in Kashmir for prospective outside investors.
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That is not to say that Asian leaders gathered for summits this week did not achieve results.
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"He's sometimes very impatient, and he likes the big summits with a lot of press," he added.
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Like in Silicon Valley, these efforts take the form of startup summits, tech talks, and accelerationist conferences.
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As the summits conclude, however, the international community should recognize that nuclear risks are growing, not receding.
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Trump's one-on-one summits -- all style, little substance -- have been with completely different types of people.
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Both summits have traditionally drawn outrage and protest among activist groups demonstrating against capitalism, patriarchy and racism.
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The remark by Tusk, who chairs summits of the EU's national leaders, angered Brexit supporters in Britain.
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Summits once tended to be carefully scripted, and presidents were attended by senior advisers and American interpreters.
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A succession of emergency summits of the 28 national leaders has fueled an atmosphere of permanent crisis.
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The Obama administration has convened two summits in the past two months - one in San Jose, Calif.
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Tall summits, golden in the level light, rose like islands over the lake of dark air below.
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It is easy to imagine Trump, who delights in sabotaging summits, seeking to upend this one too.
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Just two North-South summits have been held since the 1950-53 Korean war that divided the peninsula.
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The previous record was held by Polish climber Janusz Kochanski, who reached all seven summits in 126 days.
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The summits kicked off as a result of a speech President Barack Obama gave in Prague in 2009.
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On Wednesday, May also spoke to the chairman of EU summits, Donald Tusk, to discuss the next steps.
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World leader summits are largely about optics and presenting a united front to the rest of the world.
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Though he has met with Trump once, Kim has had three summits with China&aposs President Xi Jinping.
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Amid school strikes, climate marches, and international summits, there is little debate over whether the climate is changing.
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"By climbing the seven summits we want to prove that vegans can do anything and more," she said.
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Much EU business will continue to be done at late-night summits and in little-watched parliamentary debates.
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Both of his big summits with Moon Jae-in, South Korea's president, were heavily covered by state media.
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We need to stop holding crisis summits around hyper-technical subjects…We need to define another horizon together.
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It's fairly common practice for government ministers to briefly sub in for world leaders at summits like G25.
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The two leaders are likely to meet at one or both of two regional summits later this year.
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The European Parliament must approve any deal and will have representatives in meetings to prepare summits on Brexit.
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Gadge has been holding family office summits for the past five years to raise awareness around the idea.
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This is likely to kill any chance of a substantial communique, usually the big show at these summits.
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In 2019, Boehner is on the board of advisers of a cannabis company and speaking at cannabis summits.
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ACG will also be required to "debrief" CFPB staff on the reports and participate in agency research summits.
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Pence on Thursday announced Trump would visit Southeast Asia in November for an annual series of regional summits.
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This week, Kempczinski was supposed to attend three field office summits, where franchisees meet to discuss upcoming strategies.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — In the Canadian news media, there have already been demands for summits and special committees.
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Still, the Polish source described the summits as helpful and denied there was any talk about scrapping them.
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Two previous summits between leaders of the Koreas, in 2000 and 2007, were in Pyongyang, the North's capital.
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For most of the year the institute offers a plethora of policy and leadership-development seminars and summits.
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These summits make for good photo-ops, but they are not where most achievable diplomatic deals are made.
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The drop wiped out all of the market's 2020 gains, which just last week had reached new summits.
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Training, including the use of statewide safety summits, can also help judges, prosecutors and emergency medical service providers.
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He's met with Putin on the sidelines of various world summits, each time with their interactions thoroughly scrutinized.
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It hosted two other summits, in 1992 and 1997 — the latter brought together Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin.
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With the allegations of unsubstantiated claims, what makes customers flock to these summits and seek out unproven products?
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Two previous inter-Korea summits in 2000 and 2007 also failed to make progress on the nuclear issue.
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But I don't get how anyone summits Everest and comes away indifferent to another climber desperate for help.
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When I was in the Obama administration, that was the way we approached all summits with Russian leaders.
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He was among the first to speak at the UN's special summits on climate change and universal healthcare.
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MARK PENN, FORMER Clinton POLLSTER AND ADVISER: You know, first, let me say on the eve of the summits.
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I've added up their scores for seven summits, from 2011, when South Africa joined the official group, to 2017.
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A winter storm warning is in effect for the summits of Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea through Saturday evening.
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Putin may have been sidelined by the high-profile Trump-Kim summits that have dominated the headlines for months.
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After years of crisis summits and monetary experiments, the euro zone's hawks are not in the mood for concessions.
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The three words to watch at President Trump's pair of summits over the next month: verifiable, measurable and enforceable.
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Kilimanjaro, which rises nearly 6,000 metres above sea level, is considered one of the world's most accessible high summits.
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Before the incident, Donald had just achieved a lifelong dream of becoming a member of the Seven Summits Club.
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Their countries share a long border, located in northwestern China and southeastern Russia, and meet often at international summits.
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Two previous summits, held in 2000 and 2007, failed to produce positive results despite similar promises from the North.
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The two major events unfolded and unraveled simultaneously, very similar to Trump's North Korea summits and the Russia investigations.
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Each of those dictators still had the self-respect to not bring their unqualified adult children to international summits.
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Obama is also set to visit Paris during the trip, and will speak at summits in all three countries.
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That kicked off a year of summits and a promise by the North to get rid of its nukes.
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They would do these symbolic things, he wasn't invited to one of the last Gulf summits [of his presidency].
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Stehlik noted President Trump's body language history at past G7 summits, where he sat with his arms crossed, frowning.
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We have trained injured veterans returning from war zones to climb the seven highest summits through The Heroes Project.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE but has failed to reach a deal at two summits between the leaders.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE but has failed to reach a deal at two summits between the leaders.
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Goop also holds health wellness summits throughout the year in places like Los Angeles, New York City and London.
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Anarchists rioted in Hamburg during his stop at the G20 meetings, but that's standard for those types of summits.
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In Manila, Trump is slated to meet with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and attend a pair of international summits.
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In addition, the presidents of the European Council and the European Commission represent the EU at G-7 summits.
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The value of summits anyway is often the personal off-the-record contact between leaders and high-ranking officials.
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Nighttime affords some of the region's most dramatic views: starry skies, untainted by light pollution, silhouetted against Alpine summits.
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I'm no longer fit for summits, but I crested a modest hilltop on a run a few weeks ago.
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World leaders typically don't hold major summits like the two-day affair in Hanoi unless they can achieve something.
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The ambient presence of the Russia investigation has distracted Trump as a major schedule of summits and negotiations looms.
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In addition to the Global Investment Outlook Summit, Reuters hosts Summits on financial regulation, wealth management, commodities and more.
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Woodstock, N.Y. It's a steady climb to get to the top of Overlook Mountain, which summits at 3,140 feet.
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Later high-profile peace summits failed, at Camp David in the US in 2334 and Taba, Egypt, in 22019.
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Improving bilateral ties between North Korea and China would be a positive sign before the planned summits, he said.
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It is tempting to read the drama that comes with summits as being more momentous than it actually is.
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His summits and pen pal relationship with Kim Jong Un did not end North Korea's nuclear or missile programs.
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North Korea is now threatening to cancel future summits if Trump does not agree to concessions on nuclear weapons.
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Go deeper: Trump views summits as chance to "brag," North Korea says North Korea calls Biden a "rabid dog"
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Reynolds: Why should leaders hold summits in the 21st century when they can communicate in so many other ways?
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"I've never been convinced that summits solve anything very much, what you need is action," he said on LBC radio.
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"Abe is on the way to the APEC summits, so he would have flown through the US anyway," he said.
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He has shared stages with the likes of the Dalai Lama, addressed the United Nations and spoken at international summits.
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You don't have to control individual legs to stagger up a step, either—Hexa automatically summits obstacles along the way.
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Beijing also supported U.S.-North Korean summits and the use of dialogue to resolve concerns, it quoted Xi as saying.
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At his press conference, Trump said there were no future summits planned, but that he and Kim could meet again.
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Chile's foreign minister said just last week that there was "no chance" the summits would be called off, per Reuters.
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The two sides issued a joint communiqué supporting the system, something that had eluded them in their two previous summits.
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In the alliance, "you don't actually need summits for anything," points out Ivo Daalder, a former American ambassador to NATO.
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Kim, 55, advised Moon's office on Korean summits before moving to head the state-run Korea Institute for National Unification.
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Obama has invested more time than any other president in working on Southeast Asia's political architecture, frequently attending regional summits.
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The two Koreas held three summits this year, following years of confrontation marked by the North's nuclear and missile tests.
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Founded in 1909, Selfridges was voted the world's best department store at the biennial Global Department Store Summits in 2018.
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"The U.S. tax code is very, very complicated," Cohn said on the sidelines of the Context Summits conference in Miami.
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"This is a typical announcement that comes out of these big summits," said Jason Feer of energy consultancy Poten & Partners.
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So far, moves toward Korean reconciliation have brought three summits, a military agreement to defuse tensions and more family reunions.
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Meanwhile, President of the European Council Donald Tusk, who chairs European summits, was a little more mysterious with his approach.
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Tusk, who chairs summits of EU leaders, said he had had a first good phone call with Ukraine's new leader.
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With the seven summits under his belt he had one last hurdle: to trek to the North and South Poles.
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He has announced a sweeping new social plan, axed a third of his cabinet and canceled two major global summits.
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Future MIM summits should borrow from the CEM playbook and bring together major players from the private and public sectors.
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Follow Reuters Summits on Twitter zReuterstSummits ($1 = 0.9063 euros) (Reporting by Elizabeth Howcroft, Editing by Sujata Rao and Catherine Evans)
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Qatar's foreign minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, said statements at the summits were not adopted using traditional procedures.
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He is a leader for life and will be attending G20 summits long after Trump's time in charge is history.
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Pyongyang, this weekend, said it suspended nuclear tests and intercontinental ballistic missile launches ahead of summits with Seoul and Washington.
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When it comes to summits, Trump's clearly following in the tradition of Groucho Marx singing, "Hello, I Must Be Going."
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Despite three summits between Trump and Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnPompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests State Dept.
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Mingma Gelu Sherpa -- who works with Seven Summits Club, the group that organized the expedition -- said the accident happened Saturday.
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Beijing also supported U.S.-North Korean summits and the use of dialogue to resolve concerns, it quoted Xi as saying.
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The bottom line: Summits can create momentum, but without progress on a detailed implementation plan that momentum will fizzle out.
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The lack of vision has been the reason these summits have become useless — unless you are a U.S.-bashing demagogue.
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But the standoff was kept under control by arms treaties, superpower summits and both proscribed and informal rules of engagement.
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Former president Barack Obama isn't just spending his post-presidency free time talking to Wall Street or hosting leadership summits.
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Initiative summits that included Alicia Keys, Nicki Minaj, J. Cole, Ludacris, Rick Ross, Pusha T., Common and Chance the Rapper.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Summits are usually a chance for European Union leaders to discuss problems and try to strengthen their union.
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Henry Kissinger has often said that presidential summits should be the climax of a long negotiating process, not the beginning.
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Women of Denver is a membership organization that offers entrepreneurs events, workshops, local business promotion, marketing advice, and quarterly summits.
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It's a badge of honor, a miniature version of climbing the seven summits, only without the subzero temperatures or hypoxia.
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Democrats pounced anyway, pointing out that Trump had now invested presidential prestige in two summits with Kim and achieved little.
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Trump, who basks in high-profile summits, had said he was willing to meet Rouhani in New York without preconditions.
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In that role, he became a close adviser to Chancellor Helmut Kohl, preparing for West German participation in international summits.
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What is missing from this interminable babble is consideration of two core questions that will make or break both summits.
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He will also make a stop in Paris and will speak at various summits in the three countries. http://bit.
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Many of the attendees were repeats from the previous four summits held in New York City, Los Angeles and Vancouver.
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She's a professional adventurer and the first Norwegian woman to climb the Seven Summits—the highest mountains on every continent.
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This moment will be highly significant, given the two previous leader summits in 2000 and 2007 were both held in Pyongyang.
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So let&aposs get some context on all of tonight&aposs developments from someone who has covered summits like these before.
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I&aposm not sure how much they can accomplish, but, in some ways, summits are better when the goals are narrow.
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China and Russia will continue their espionage as future U.S. negotiations with North Korea and possible follow-on summits take place.
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Kim and Moon met again in May, and their two summits have opened various channels of peace talks between the Koreas.
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So how would he conduct himself in those promised summits without preconditions with Ahmadinejad, Kim Jong Il, Chavez, Castro, and Assad?
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Laos' capital on Monday for the ASEAN regional forum and East Asia summits.
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For those unable to attend the weekend intensive or summits in person, Project Entrepreneurs offers a number of resources at projectentrepreneur.
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And here&aposs what the president is saying about what could be one of the most significant summits in modern history.
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Other summits have gone differently: Protests at the G20 in Toronto in 2010 turned violent amid riots and a police crackdown.
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Global summits Trump has participated in have been packed with undiplomatic moments and exhausting negotiations with uncomfortable compromises for all involved.
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The pair have worked jointly to address migration issues and European stability; they've also spent time jogging together during global summits.
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Since then, his charity, 3 Summits for Nepal, has built six schools and is in the process of finishing two more.
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According to Akon's tweets, the singer has been attending more blockchain summits to discuss the new city he's helping to build.
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He has also climbed the Seven Summits -- the highest peak on each continent -- and traveled to the North and South Poles.
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The East African state has enjoyed a decade of strong growth, giving rise to profitable industries, new infrastructure, and showpiece summits.
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Pyongyang last year seemingly sought to humiliate Beijing by timing some of its missile tests for major global summits in China.
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Snow also fell on the summits late last week, with photos showing the summit of Mauna Kea cloaked in white Thursday.
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A Japanese ruling party lawmaker said the outlook for an Abe-Kim summit depended on how the earlier summits played out.
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Weihenmayer is the only blind person to climb the Seven Summits, which consists of scaling the tallest peaks on each continent.
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That could then set the tone and be the subject of subsequent meetings and follow-up summits, the experts told CNBC.
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The NATO meeting in Brussels this week is markedly shorter than past summits, a scheduling decision made with Trump in mind.
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More recently, he advised Moon's office on Korean summits before moving to head the think tank affiliated with the Unification Ministry.
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At an emergency summit Mr Juncker's rapidly shrinking job was handed to Donald Tusk, who chaired the summits of EU leaders.
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Of all five summits she's made in her lifetime, Jamsenpa says the second one in 22011 was the easiest by far.
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These clouds don't just form near volcano summits, but they are the same type of clouds that build over intense wildfires.
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Kim, the analyst, says Beijing will exploit any opportunity to undermine US credibility and influence the results of the two summits.
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From summits of Balkan maple, red spruce gathered in a valley off the Italian Dolomites, they carved each instrument's alluvial curves.
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President Reagan and Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev took three years and three high-level summits to reach an arms control agreement.
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Despite Trump's enthusiasm, the summits have amounted to little more than high-profile handshakes dosed up with overanxious helpings of hope.
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It includes three international summits, which will put him face-to-face with dozens of world leaders over several grueling days.
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Yet, we've been here before, from Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" (1962) to the climate summits in Kyoto (1997) and Paris (2015).
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After two summits with Kim Jong Un as well as an impromptu meeting facilitated via tweet, North Korea has not denuclearized.
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These summits could be important first steps in lowering tension levels and reducing the risk of war on the Korean Peninsula.
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And he's behaved similarly at a number of international summits of world leaders from the G-7 to the G-20.
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Summits with South Korean President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump are being planned for April and May, respectively.
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Qatar's foreign minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, said statements at the summits had not been adopted under traditional procedures.
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Bilateral meetings are common during summits like the G20, where many world leaders and their advisers are gathered in one place.
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Instead, it will be a reversion to type: EU summits are supposed to be pieces of theater drained of all drama.
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Instead, franchisees say Kempczinski sent along a video discussing his strategy as CEO, while Erlinger is set to attend the summits.
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Police officers are stationed at every road crossing along each day's route, and line fan lures like the summits of climbs.
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To gather information and opinions, Infantino and his close aides traveled the world hosting summits in at least a dozen cities.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European summits, jaded Englishmen have said, are like soccer: they go into extra-time, and the Germans always win.
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Young Ambassadors Society for Italy, G8 & G20 Youth Summits Japan for Japan, Young European Leadership for the E.U, Policy Innovation e.
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On land, it passes through impossible places — ravines, cliff bands, bogs, waterfalls, rocky summits, white water — that few people ever see.
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"It's really not fair," said Jamie Dinan, founder of York Capital Management, at the Context Summits conference in Miami last week.
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O'Brien said then he hoped Kim would follow through on denuclearization commitments he made at summits with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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O'Brien said then he hoped Kim would follow through on denuclearisation commitments he made at summits with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Jonathan Granoff is president of the Global Security Institute, and United Nations Representative to the World Summits of Nobel Peace Laureates.
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And, like European Council President Donald Tusk, who chairs EU summits, Juncker warned that a Leave vote would unleash "major uncertainty".
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US leadership, from the federal government as well as cities, states, and businesses, is crucial to the success of these summits.
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Trump has so far held two summits with Kim, and has teased the possibility of a third before next year's election.
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Kim first visited China to meet President Xi Jinping in March, and they held two more summits, in May and June.
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Kim Yo Jong visited South Korea for the Winter Olympics in February 2018 and also accompanied her brother at the summits.
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In 2012, it began holding annual "16+13" summits with eastern and southern European states to discuss investment opportunities, infuriating Brussels.
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Both summits have been focusing on the outlook of the global economy, but emerging markets are key, according to Moody's Investors Service.
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Trump has skipped several summits with Asian leaders since he took office, and will not attend another gathering in Singapore this week.
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BAIER: Now speaking of summits, the forum out in Aspen, Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, talking about the cyberthreats specifically.
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Official contacts between the leaders have so far been limited to two brief meetings on the sidelines of international summits last year.
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To prepare for these meetings, President Trump can learn lessons from decades of high-profile summits between U.S. presidents and Kremlin leaders.
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FOX NEWS OPINION William Courtney and Michael Haltzel: Trump, North Korea and Russia -- six things the president can learn from past summits .
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She further added that Seven Summits would push for producer credits on her work projects, and manipulated her into switching talent agencies.
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People who negotiate with North Koreans in the past have said they are very difficult to nail down ahead of these summits.
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The infantry works sat on two summits roughly 6,500 feet above sea level and defended the Royal Valley from an Italian invasion.
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Putin has hosted summits with key players in Syria before -- including one last February in Sochi between Russia, Iran, Turkey and Syria.
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As much as those soirees may include needling from her, Ms. Brown's daytime summits with publishers tend to be more overtly contentious.
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A staunch environmental campaigner, Stanley Johnson was invited to discuss the upcoming climate change summits, in a meeting reportedly 90 minutes long.
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Saudi King Salman invited Qatar's ruler, whose country is home to the largest U.S. military base in the region, to the summits.
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More broadly, European summits depend on mutual trust among leaders that each will follow through at home on commitments made in Brussels.
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The president had, after all, issued similar threats at each of the NATO summits after his narrow re-election in November 2020.
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Other travelers will hike to peaks and summits, like the Haleakala Crater, the highest volcano in Hawaii, for similarly amazing aerial views.
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While it's unlikely the needle will move on any of these sources of longstanding disagreement, Sochi may help prepare for future summits.
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The series of summits should aim for a "complete end" to the nuclear and peace issues on the Korean peninsula, Moon said.
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Background: President Trump is back at the White House after his first Asia swing — five nations, six cities, three summits, 20,295 miles.
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Pipeline Angels is active in U.S. cities, including New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Austin, and hosts regular boot camps and pitch summits.
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Merkel is a skilled negotiator, renowned at European Union summits for building pressure on her negotiating partners and playing on their fatigue.
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The mood in Bratislava Castle, venue for the talks, was mostly free of the rancour that has often characterised recent EU summits.
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He has also, to other leaders' irritation, developed a habit of raising hell at European summits when he faces trouble at home.
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If Trump follows the pattern of his earlier summits and uses it to boast of non-existent achievements, there is little point.
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Plus, they get a lot of work done in-between outdoor adventures — speaking at summits, signing giant book deals, and the like.
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At global summits, he has been adamant that the US will no longer write checks to fund the rest of the world.
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But these are the kinds of issues that can be addressed in Summits like this, where women can network with other women.
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It was the first of eight summits for which I was privileged to play such a role, for Republican and Democratic presidents.
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The summit was also the first in more than a decade, since the previous two summits in 2000, which ended in failure.
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Since then, the Trump administration has held summits, published reports and even established a select committee of government officials to study it.
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But as early as elementary school, I understood that my mother's way of healing was to seek solace in ascents and summits.
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The promulgation of diversity committees and women's leadership summits and inclusion training suggests that there is some institutional acknowledgment of this sexism.
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G-2628 summits have devolved into a version of the World Fairs, but now they celebrate big government solutions to our problems.
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An official with the Élysée said in a statement the French government often publishes videos of moments from international summits, Politico reported.
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The denuclearization of North Korea, if it ever occurs, will be a long, slow process and these summits are only the beginning.
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East Asian Summits usually produce a statement that touches on hot-button topics such as the South China Sea and North Korea.
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It's the latest chapter in a long-running series of American and Russian summits, which for nearly two decades has included Putin.
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It's hosted national summits, helped 46 states ban texting while driving, and sunk millions into ad campaigns that discourage the addictive behavior.
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The reclusive regime is also examining the possibility of summits with Beijing and Moscow in addition to Tokyo, the Asahi newspaper reported.
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The North Korean leader is due to hold separate summits with South Korea in late April and the United States in May.
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The NSSE is reserved for high-profile political events, such as presidential inaugurations, international summits and the State of the Union address.
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We, along with Joe Erlinger and his leadership team, will be with you at Field Office Summits as we prepare for 2020.
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According to two franchisees, the early response from the summits has been positive, with franchisees expressing optimism about Kempczinski's potential as CEO.
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"The task is not to necessarily multiply the number of summits, the task is to prepare them carefully and substantially," he said.
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The city-state of 5.6 million people is an experienced host to major summits involving high-ranking officials from around the world.
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They have held two summits as Trump tries to convert what he feels is a warm personal relationship into a diplomatic breakthrough.
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Ms. Strong says the program has provided speaking opportunities, judging roles at pitch summits, and the chance to hone her investing skills.
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At her death, she was president of Marina Sturdza Enterprises and Summits International, corporate strategic planning consultancies that specialize in Eastern Europe.
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The spokesman of the Council, which hosts ministerial meetings and EU summits, said the person appeared to have been infected in Belgium.
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By holding the previous two summits in Pyongyang, the South Koreans gave Kim Jong Il's massive propaganda machine a home-field advantage.
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That set the stage for a series of summits between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and the South's Moon Jae-in.
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Since then, Abe and Xi have met multiple times at international summits, with each country praising the others' efforts to improve relations.
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There were code names for sources -- remember "Curveball," whose moniker seems even more apt today -- resolutions, vetoes threatened and trans-Atlantic summits.
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Moon said the series of summits should aim for a "complete end" to the nuclear and peace issues on the Korean peninsula.
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Europe can thus bring two important elements to the table if the upcoming summits prove successful and engagement with Pyongyang takes hold.
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In part, the uptick is quite likely because Americans are now exposed to foreign perspectives as social streams cross during global summits.
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Pressure often builds up ahead of sensitive EU summits and the bloc is also known for sometimes missing its self-imposed deadlines.
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The past two summits, in 2016 and 2017, ended without a statement due to disagreements over the South China Sea and trade.
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Saudi King Salman invited Qatar's ruler, whose country is home to the largest U.S. military base in the region, to the Mecca summits.
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SIWW brings together city planners, mayors, engineers and a variety of professionals in the sustainability arena through a series of summits and conferences.
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The back-to-back summits were a Kiss Kim, Kick Canada, Alice-in-Wonderland extravaganza that unnerved America&aposs allies, particularly South Korea.
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There are shrines at the summits of Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa and Haleakala, including those honoring the heavens, the earth mother and ancestors.
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She's given talks at summits and panels alongside Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama (who wrote her a recommendation for America's most prestigious university).
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A flurry of activity will follow as both sides seek to try to break the deadlock in time for EU summits on Oct.
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See you next Sunday back in D.C. Up next, what we can learn about the Trump-Kim summit from summits of the past.
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I've been covering trade since Ronald Reagan was fighting Japanese cars, and going to summits, for 40 years on trade, and covered NAFTA.
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That means success at these summits has been defined by countries announcing plans to send back their civilian stockpiles of highly enriched uranium.
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We also dug up The Economist's coverage of the summits as they occurred, and ran each sentence through Google Cloud's sentiment-analysis tool.
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In 1992, the Japanese climber conquered the so-called "Seven Summits" -- becoming the first woman to scale the highest mountains on seven continents.
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More guidelines could be endorsed at EU summits in February or March but could take longer if London delays, the EU official said.
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The chairman of EU summits since 2014, Donald Tusk, said it was one of the most difficult rounds of talks of his career.
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Luxembourg's Jean-Claude Juncker runs the executive European Commission and Donald Tusk of Poland chairs EU summits as president of the European Council.
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But Japan worries it could take a back seat to nuclear and missile issues in a series of summits planned with North Korea.
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The summits this year take place in Vietnam and the Philippines, where President Rodrigo Duterte has led a violent crackdown on drug dealers.
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Trump is now in Brussels, Belgium, where she will attend spousal programs at the NATO and G-7 summits, per the White House.
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And he touched down in Rome on Tuesday ahead of two key summits in Europe where terror will now take an outsized role.
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North Korea said Friday it would suspend nuclear tests and intercontinental ballistic missile launches ahead of summits with the U.S. and South Korea.
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Multiple summits with North Korea have failed to persuade the country to dismantle the nuclear arsenal it has used to threaten US allies.
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The wide disagreements have led to questions about whether the assembled leaders will produce the traditional "communiqué" that typically emerge from G7 summits.
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Trump is flying directly to Singapore from the G7 and aides have been weighing the logistical challenges of the back-to-back summits.
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The group regularly distributed fliers and staged parades around town, and held annual summits that brought in neo-Nazis from around the world.
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During European summits in Brussels, the Norwegian ambassador would often sit with me in the press room, waiting for decisions to be announced.
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Catalysts include intra-quarter e-commerce data, company-specific events (such as the AWS summits), AWS product announcements, pricing decisions, and quarterly results.
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It has brought forth legal proceedings, umpteen recalibrations of quota formulae and a string of bad-tempered summits (the most recent in December).
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And then, when a woman finally summits the mountain legislators have placed in her path, she often faces a gauntlet of screaming picketers.
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Never before in the field of presidential summits has one leader given so much for so little at the cost of so many.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE, who has met with Trump for two leadership summits, with a third meeting possibly in the works.
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What was apparent during the trip was that Trump did not feel above jumping into the sometimes idiosyncratic traditions of these international summits.
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The president of EU summits, Donald Tusk, invited leaders for a shorter one-day meeting to be held in Brussels on Dec. 15.
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Summits and regularly scheduled meetings will still happen as planned, and they'll continue efforts to organize new activism with other human rights groups.
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Erlinger is kicking off his US tour by visiting field office summits this week in Bethesda, Atlanta and Dallas, according to the memo.
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Before the end of the month, he will meet U.S. President Donald Trump and attend NATO and G7 summits in Brussels and Sicily.
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The visit with one of the United States' oldest and strongest allies will be bookended by two other European summits scheduled in July.
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It was the first time since summits began in 1975 that a joint communique of intended action was not released after the meeting.
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But, paradoxically, the seasoned adventuress feared becoming lost in the metropolis and got her bearings by imagining skyscrapers as summits along a trail.
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Every White House leads a trail to venues strange and varied: global summits, hardscrabble swing-state spots, a golf course in South Florida.
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President Trump has generally been outnumbered at summits like the G7 — the disrupter-in-chief in a room of more sober-minded leaders.
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What to watch: More high-profile summits and initiatives are likely to follow, given the projected growth rates of Africa's population and economy.
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It's rare at global summits these days that reporters can mingle with the people they cover and even engage them in casual conversation.
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As a former official in two separate Administrations, I can attest that White House conferences and summits are notorious for being substance-free.
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Before her death in 2016, Tabei also became the first woman to conquer the "Seven Summits," the highest mountains on all seven continents.
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Trump and Kim also agreed to improve relations between the nations, but later summits with the leaders produced no progress in denuclearization talks.
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Jonathan Granoff is president of the Global Security Institute, and representative of the World Summits of Nobel Peace Laureates to the United Nations.
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None of the foregoing should diminish Trump's uncanny ability to steal the limelight at NATO summits, usually by staging confrontations with allied leaders.
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She has previously called on the global community to respond to such crises during visits to refugee camps and at high-level summits.
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Trump has also often been strangely solicitous of Russian President Vladimir Putin, praising his strongman ethos and gravitating toward him at international summits.
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The stultifying slowness of the Arab League summits has become a permanent feature of the Arab world, emblematic of its readiness for change.
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Two earlier summits, in Pyongyang in 2000 and 2007, failed to halt North Korea's weapons programs or improve relations in a lasting way.
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Stepping onto the world stage for a pair of high-profile summits, President Donald Trump is scrambling the usual breakdown of allies and adversaries.
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For that reason, officials say, the words to come out of the Brussels and Rome summits will stress unity and soft-pedal the differences.
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While the world has been focusing on Donald Trump's summits with NATO and Russia's Vladimir Putin, tensions are escalating dangerously between Washington and Tehran.
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Kim is set to meet Tuesday with Trump in what&aposs shaping up to be one of the most unusual summits in modern history.
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I do hear a lot more that this is the first of several meetings likely going back to like the Reagan summits with Gorbachev.
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As it stands, Kim and Trump agreed to task lower level officials to reopen talks that have yet to progress despite the previous summits.
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The ex-financier quit his job in 2008 to pursue sports full-time, reaching Olympic triathlon level and breaking the "Seven Summits" world record.
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Clearly, "the people's business" of jobs and incomes is such a big issue that it should be front and center at all EU summits.
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The unusually open tensions threaten to overshadow the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and East Asia Summits in Laos from Tuesday to Thursday.
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Since then, at the global carousel of summits Mrs Merkel has kept up the advocacy that led some to dub her the "climate chancellor".
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The summits Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev held in the 1980s looked in retrospect like surrender talks between an ascendant America and a broken rival.
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Unification - a key topic at the two previous summits, in 2000 and 2007 - isn't expected to be discussed at any great length, he said.
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"I have taken note of the reported outcome of the referendum in the Netherlands," Tusk, who chairs summits of EU leaders, said on Thursday.
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But Donald Tusk, the Pole who chairs summits of EU leaders, also sought to show that the EPP may not tolerate Orban much longer.
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Atkinson has previously worked for the US Treasury and International Monetary Fund, and was formerly as Obama's representative at the G7 and G20 summits.
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Trump's administration has put the focus of the Abe visit, one of the first summits of the new presidency, on starting bilateral trade talks.
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And a tip for EU summits: do not say one thing to your fellow leaders inside the room and then the opposite in public.
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Neither of those "historic" summits' results were clear at the time, and only in hindsight did their names become synonymous with success and failure.
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"Through summits and telephone conversations with President Trump, we have closely liaised and our positions are exactly the same," Abe told reporters last week.
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His fire lookout at 8,128 feet, where he scanned the summits of the North Cascades for the Forest Service in 1952, is long gone.
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Trump has a pattern of disrupting global summits and gatherings, particularly with allies, picking fights before he arrives and hurling criticism after he goes.
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A spokesman for Tusk, who chairs EU summits and is overseeing the Brexit process, said in a tweet on Thursday that the 4 p.m.
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The Montreal-basedhas hosted two summits about the 737 Max that have included the participation of international airlines, Boeing, the FAA and other regulators.
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The immediate lifting of sanctions pressure and front-loading of concessions would undermine the long-term success of any deals reached at the summits.
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The Finnish capital hosted summits between President George H.W. Bush and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, and President Bill Clinton and Russian President Boris Yeltsin.
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Cash was considered an experienced climber who had conquered the "Seven Summits," the tallest mountains on every continent — including Everest — according to ABC News.
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It also runs lifestyle summits where attendees pay between $21920 and $21920,123 a ticket to listen to health-related experts and take interactive workshops.
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Neither the unified Olympic teams nor the summits in any way impeded North Korea's relentless progress toward achieving its goal of deliverable nuclear weapons.
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In turn, EU leaders delivered a snub to Poland's government by steamrolling its objections and reappointing former Polish premier Donald Tusk to chair summits.
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Two previous summits — one in 2000 and another in 2007 — led to a series of efforts intended to reduce tensions that were ultimately abandoned.
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But Wright doubted Trump would agree to any coordinated response to help the global economy, pointing to the contentious nature of past global summits.
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The summits produced calls for Iran to abandon its subversive policies against Arab countries and back away from its drive to dominate the region.
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"We've seen a history here, especially in this case where Donald Trump announces these summits and nothing really comes out of it," Klobuchar said.
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He added that modern summits between political leaders tend to produce few tangible results, and so there is too much importance attached to them.
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For decades attempts to forge global cooperation have stalled, in part, because they relied on global summits where all nations were expected to agree.
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The State Department has since continued to send delegations to international climate summits, where envoys have been perceived by their foreign counterparts as constructive.
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The tension between the neighbours is now so great that it's spilling out of private, geopolitical summits and into public spaces—parties, streets, restaurants.
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They're traditionalist GOP hawks on foreign policy who would never do weird summits with Vladimir Putin or threaten to upend NATO with odd tweets.
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By fracturing even the Trump administration itself, the Putin and NATO summits are bound to assist Russia's "divide and neuter" approach to foreign policy.
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Fred Beckey, a fabled mountaineer for seven decades, was the first to take hundreds of routes to the summits of North America's tallest peaks.
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The last several days have been a reminder of Ms. Merkel's storied stamina, proven in countless crisis summits during her 903 years in office.
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But Sung-Yoon Lee, professor of Korean studies at Tufts University, said a drawn-out series of summits would serve Kim's goals, not Trump's.
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Despite the renewed optimism for reconciliation between the North and South following recent summits with the nations' leaders, the prospect of reunification remains dim.
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Erdogan is due to meet Charles Michel, who chairs summits of EU leaders, and Ursula von der Leyen, president of the EU's executive Commission.
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In the aftermath, German media anointed her "Gipfelkoenigin", or queen of summits, for her ability to forge sensitive compromises between leaders with disparate views.
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And no, we're not referring to an ability to approve laws or attend global summits — we're simply talking about a fully-charged phone battery.
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There will have to be a further summit - or summits - to get a deal over the line but no date was set for now.
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Italy is hosting annual summits of the Group of Seven industrialized nations, culminating with a leaders' meeting in Sicily at the end of May.
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Recent summits have included climate change, but the president has refused to join discussions about the issue or to sign joint declarations about it.
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Experts believe Pyongyang may have already made material for as many as eight new bombs in the period between the Singapore and Hanoi summits.
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Typically, major summits between world leaders are held only once officials have finalised all the details, something they were unable to do this time.
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She and her husband, both vegans, were attempting to complete the "seven summits" by reaching the highest peaks on each of the seven continents.
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In the end, the Singapore and Hanoi summits were more about friendship than hard-fought dealmaking anyway, and the DMZ handshake doesn't appear any different.
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He loves splashy headlines, defying the wisdom of diplomatic sages, the spotlight of one-on-one summits, jabbing allies and using tyrants as pen pals.
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But I worry that the president goes into these summits, maybe not listening to his advisors, and -- and -- and gives away part of the store.
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The low expectations for Trump's trip, however -- following his outbursts at summits and other unpredictable behavior -- also reflect diminished expectations for this particular White House.
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Andrew Giuliani, an aide in the White House Office of Public Liaison and son of Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani, is organizing the summits with Scott.
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Bilateral meetings at the G-20 summits "really are quite structured," said Robert Kimmitt, a former deputy Treasury secretary and former U.S. ambassador to Germany.
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History tells us all the photos and summits in the world won't stop a dictator bent on survival or geopolitical ambitions counter to our own.
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Traditionally, presidential summits have been highly choreographed events where the U.S. president and the leader of another nation sign agreements already reached by their negotiators.
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Her mother has blood cancer and, as a reminder of what cancer patients go through, she brings a pineapple on some of her major summits.
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But face it, the meeting was the easiest of all possible "summits" with House Speaker Paul Ryan, the highest-ranking elected Republican in the country.
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The relationship has soured in recent years with North Korea scheduling several missile and nuclear tests to coincide with China hosting high-profile international summits.
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The referendum overreach will dent Mr Orban's ability to present himself as the poster-boy for refugee rejectionism, or to rally support at European summits.
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She prefers to show up to the big high-level summits that are usually held before the General Debate starts, like last year's on refugees.
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Between the daily briefings, weekly lunches, and extended overseas summits, no member of the cabinet appears to spend as much time with Trump as Pompeo.
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Since I have not criticized the president for actually holding summits, it would be hypocritical for me to say that I would never do that.
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For more than a decade, they have organized donor summits to which they have invited like-minded billionaires, political consultants, media celebrities and elected officials.
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The 2018 summits between Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-in produced the only meaningful arms control agreement of the current round of negotiations.
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The president will attend several summits, hold a series of bilateral meetings, be feted at banquets and play golf with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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During her two-year stint in office Ms Szydlo sometimes asked for summits to be suspended, to give her time to phone home for instructions.
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The North Koreans didn't bring up the bill during Trump's two summits with Kim Jong Un, but it could come up at future talks. 5.
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And as Donald Tusk, the European Council president, conceded after the meeting, that could mean more late-night summits to discuss further Article 50 extensions.
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From the start it will feature a daily newsletter, as well as two industry summits and a full-day event, as well as digital coverage.
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Jonathan Eyal of the Royal United Services Institute in London imagines a frenzy of activity, a cacophony of summits—and a renationalisation of defence strategies.
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Let's head now to Leslie Picker, who has an exclusive interview with former National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn at the Context Summits in Miami.
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The summit is like the ultimate end point of diplomacy; that's why usually summits come at the end of the negotiation, not at the beginning.
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Addressing a meeting of foreign ministers ahead of the summits, he said such attacks were a threat to the global economy, regional and international security.
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The person to chair EU summits is appointed only by the bloc's leaders and has also been held so far by a former national leader.
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It's led to some extraordinary scenes, none greater than the two summits between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore and Vietnam.
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Starting in 22011, China's Forum on China-Africa Cooperation summits have promised financial and political support for African education at home and abroad in China.
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The Movement wants to be the platform for anti-establishment parties, in a similar way that certain European summits tend to be for mainstream politicians.
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He's also close to President Trump, which could make for a less disjointed U.S. posture at global summits, where nitty-gritty decisions are hashed out.
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Lobby Days, Hill Days, Advocacy Summits, or the host of other names for Congressional fly-ins are usually instances where lobbyists and grassroots advocates mingle.
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Actually, there are two summits being planned: one for members of the Arab League, whose definition of "Arab" stretches from Mauritania to the Comoros Islands.
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Below, find an assessment of how your Singapore summit will impact meetings this month and why a summer of successive summits may yield mixed results.
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Tusk, a former Polish prime minister, chairs EU summits as head of the European Council, which groups the national governments of the 28-member bloc.
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The 36-year-old Plain, from Perth, scaled Mount Everest earlier in the week, completing his mission to scale the seven summits in 117 days.
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Trump's tweets make headlines every day, are referenced in congressional hearings, discussed at foreign policy summits, and a frequent topic at White House press briefings.
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Recent summits, all occurring within the parameters of conventional "state-to-state" relationships, have revealed North Korea's desire to be seen as a normal state.
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Wealthy travelers are increasingly looking for wellness summits, spirituality retreats, and resorts that focus on self-care rather than beach parties and all-night clubbing.
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"Seventy-nine percent of our American customers aren't in New York or Los Angeles," where these summits are held, she said; they're in secondary markets.
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Global leaders will need to be tackle these issues in future G7 and G20 summits if they hope to successfully battle these new disease epidemics.
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South Korea's government also welcomed the North Korea news, calling it a "meaningful step forward" that will foster a "positive environment" for the upcoming summits.
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"There was a sense that nuclear danger was so great that we had to talk and Reagan was doing a lot of summits," Lewis said.
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The recent summits between North and South Korea, and between the United States and North Korea, have shifted the conversation from "total destruction" to peace.
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This could ultimately mean that Poland will lose its voting rights at European summits, though that would need a consensus decision between all European countries.
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While those summits achieved some tangible results, they failed to significantly move the needle when it came to ending the conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
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While the spartan locale will lack the grandeur of the previous two summits, Moon appears to have secured an important propaganda victory of his own.
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Kim is due to hold separate summits with South Korea in late April and the United States in May, including a potential meeting with Trump.
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"We will never accept that refugees are weaponized and used to blackmail us," European Council President Donald Tusk, who chairs EU summits, said on Twitter.
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"We will never accept that refugees are weaponised and used to blackmail us," European Council President Donald Tusk, who chairs EU summits, said on Twitter.
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As the United Nations' annual climate conference in Madrid winds to a close, it has become clear that climate summits are stuck in a rut.
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Criticism that Trump is engineering summits with North Korea as big photo-ops that are devoid of substance looks more valid after his Hanoi trip.
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That's why George H.W. Bush preferred what he called "non-summit summits" without the fuss and frenzy that is so appealing to Donald J. Trump.
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He also listed several international summits in 2020 where he said France would try to convince other nations to join its fight against global warming.
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INTER-KOREAN TIES Relations between the two Koreas made rapid progress in 2018 with Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-in holding three summits.
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Putin told reporters on Friday: "We need for the appropriate conditions to exist, to be created, including in our countries" for more U.S.-Russia summits.
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Last year saw a number of high-level meetings between South and North, including three summits between Kim Jong Un and South Korea's President Moon.
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He's uniquely unprepared for summits with adversarial world leaders, which experts routinely note are harder than any other kind of meetings for any American leader.
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Keeping the media on a tight leash and away from the action at international summits is the norm, but this one is a cut above.
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But then we started doing a different model, which is more akin to AllThingsD or Recode, with more summits and ... we call them "summits," but just things that are ... It's hard to get people focused on anything nowadays, and so our model has always been to get people away so we can control the audience and stuff like this, have them in nice places.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in has pursued a thaw in cross-border ties, holding three summits with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this year.
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We're not saying there are going to be any beer summits in this pair's future but, at the very least, they made an effort to smile.
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Since attending a United Nations Environment Programme conference for young people in 2011, Basu has taken part in some 45 international summits and U.N. climate talks.
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That resulted in a dramatic detente last year, including three summits with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, and the historic meeting with Trump in June.
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History also tells us all the photos and summits in the world won't stop a dictator bent on survival or geopolitical ambitions counter to our own.
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But rather than focusing on that fear, she decided to channel it into another and tackle one of the toughest summits in the world — Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Perhaps it's time to recognize these ostentatious international summits for what they have become: another platform for the world's belligerent leaders to brandish their strongman agendas.
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That led to the North&aposs participation in the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in February and two summits between Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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Last week Donald Tusk, who chairs summits of EU leaders, warned that failure on CETA would mean the EU could never strike a trade deal again.
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Indeed, between the PDB briefings, weekly lunches, and extended overseas summits, no member of the cabinet appears to spend as much time with Trump as Pompeo.
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Representatives met CEO Jack Dorsey at annual summits, and held regular calls with other company executives to discuss new policies well in advance of their rollouts.
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Twitter's approach has been in the past innovative and very effective and the Twitter health metrics proposals announced at the summits was an example of this.
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The job of council president, which involves chairing summits of European leaders and channelling their tempestuous debates into compromise, is a profound test of political nous.
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Rather, Trump has gone out of his way to rehabilitate the prince-turned-pariah at global summits, and is frank about what he sees in him.
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The company is also bringing on a new head of trust and safety, and it will hold education and safety summits with local officials and policymakers.
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The achievement, which made her the first woman to reach all 14 summits, earned her an honor as one of National Geographic's Adventurers of the Year.
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Reuters reported in March that China was considering paring back the summits, though China has said preparatory talks for this year's summit in Bulgaria are continuing.
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We&aposll see if Donald Trump follows the guidelines of the summits and how he&aposd get up from the table if it didn&apost work.
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Our paper suggests that the information and decision content of G20 summits has been of limited immediate relevance for market participants or already incorporated in prices.
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The first of three summits on the terms of Brexit will be held this week, and EU leaders hope a deal can be struck by November.
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The two previous North-South summits, in 2000 and 2007, achieved little, beyond securing the North cash and food to prop up its failing planned economy.
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At summits she is a calm, well-informed presence, helping to broker European sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, and the Paris climate accord.
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Suddenly, not only did the two summits, which many had suspected would never take place, seem on track; there was also a prospect of real discussions.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's President Moon Jae-in said on Monday there could be more impromptu talks with North Korea including summits between pre-arranged dialogue.
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Poland had objected to the reappointment of former Polish premier Donald Tusk to chair EU summits, but the bloc's other 212 leaders voted in his favour.
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"By responding to skiers, the animals are going to lower elevations, where the probability of encountering coyotes is higher than on the summits," said St-Laurent.
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Another major focus at the United Nations next week will be two summits on strengthening the world's response to the rising numbers of refugees and migrants.
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Foreign tours, with their jet-lag, tedious diplomatic summits and intense media glare, impose their own demands on a President, especially one as inexperienced as Trump.
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President Trump arrived back at the White House just before 9 last night after his first Asia swing — five nations, six cities, three summits, 20,295 miles.
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Updated at 8am GMT, to incorporate a new theory about the trouble with the staircase REPORTING on big international summits is often an exercise in drudgery.
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Abroad, he feuds with allied world leaders, and he's been so effective in implementing his "America First" policy that he's the odd man out at summits.
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Pastor Darrell Scott, who co-founded the National Diversity Coalition for Trump, told Politico on Wednesday that he is optimistic Trump will agree to the summits.
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It tends to move either very slowly or very fast, with shifts creeping forwards over years or suddenly flashing past in hours at late-night summits.
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As a consolation prize, I looked down on the lesser summits along the ridgeline at wisps of breakaway clouds swirling and eddying against protruding rock walls.
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His speech will set the tone for Chinese officials who attend the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summits next month.
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This journey took us to five nations to meet with dozens of foreign leaders, participate in three formal state visits and attend three key regional summits.
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He added that the case could lead to stricter rules for certifying summits, a process that currently depends on verification by the expedition's leader and sherpas.
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Lam Babu Sherpa was a veteran guide with three previous summits under his belt before he became the third climber to die on Everest this season.
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"Through summits and telephone conversations with President Trump, we have closely liaised and our positions are exactly the same," Abe told reporters before departing for Washington.
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Diplomatic sources said a senior North Korean official was visiting Beijing amid reports it was leader Kim Jong Un ahead of a series of historic summits.
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Japan has been skeptical of North Korea's diplomatic charm offensive, which has led to summits with Trump, as well as leaders of South Korea and China.
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The Montreal-based IATA has hosted two summits about the 737 MAX that have included the participation of international airlines, Boeing, the FAA and other regulators.
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He and Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, were the only two officials to join the North Korean leader at the two inter-Korean summits.
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"For too long the @FCC has wasted time holding workshops and summits instead of holding bad actors responsible," Ms. Rosenworcel said in a message on Twitter.
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Domestically, his approval ratings have slipped in recent weeks, as some of the euphoria in the South over the two summits with Mr. Kim has dissipated.
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After a stop in Hawaii, he travels to Japan, then South Korea and China before ending the tour with regional summits in Vietnam and the Philippines.
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Previous G7 and G8 summits have included discussions about how to stop Iran's destabilizing behavior -- from their illegal nuclear program to support for terrorism, and more.
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The CBC reported that the Canadian government spent about $80 million on food and lodging during the back-to-back G8 and G20 summits in 2010.
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They have held three leaders' summits and signed a pact to establish a no-fly zone, remove landmines and guard posts near their heavily-guarded border.
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North Korea has since agreed to hold summits with the South and the United States, apart from participating last month in the Olympics in South Korea.
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By 2019, Ivanka and Jared had taken on very prominent roles in the West Wing, becoming fixtures at official White House events and at international summits.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Tech companies like Google and Facebook seem like monopolies and need new rules, the organizer of one of the world's biggest technology summits said.
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"The summits in 40 and 2007 were essentially the result of South Korea bribing the elder Kim [Jong Il] to come to the summit," he argued.
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Expect more impulsive gestures from the commander-in-chief -- for instance, summits with dictators like North Korea's Kim Jong Un -- to bolster his standing at home.
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He'll kick it off Sunday with a speech on Islam, and he'll end his trip in Brussels and Sicily, where he will attend often-lengthy summits.
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Clearly, Trump thinks holding summits with Kim is a good thing, allowing him to gauge the despot and press him to make some kind of deal.
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Finland, a Nordic nation of 5.5 million, has a long legacy of hosting U.S.-Soviet and U.S. Russian summits due to its geographic location and perceived neutrality.
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That&aposs in part because of South Korea&aposs diplomatic outreach to the North, which was highlighted by two summits this spring between the rivals&apos leaders.
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Trump has also raised the possibility of further summits and an agreement ending the Korean War by replacing the armistice signed in 1953 with a peace treaty.
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Former President Barack Obama was known to occasionally hold impromptu chats with leaders on the sidelines of major global summits with only their interpreters at their sides.
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He accompanied the young leader at all four of his recent summits, twice with South Korean President Moon Jae-in and twice with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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He has also raised the possibility of further summits and an agreement ending the Korea War by replacing the armistice signed in 1953 with a peace treaty.
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His visit will include attending two major summits, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Vietnam and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations conclave in the Philippines.
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Both President Obama and the United Nations General Assembly have convened landmark summits to galvanize concerted action in response to the unparalleled displacement crisis we face worldwide.
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After the election Mr Trump held summits with tycoons, televised live from the boardroom at Trump Tower, and later from his new HQ in the Oval Office.
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On one level, it is simply another toxic issue to add to the pile, thereby further consuming the limited bandwidth of national leaders at their European summits.
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North Korea is set for summits with South Korean President Moon Jae-in next week and with U.S. President Donald Trump in late May or early June.
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BRUSSELS(Reuters) - Belgian liberal Charles Michel, who was nominated by EU leaders on Tuesday as the next chair of EU summits, does not believe in hanging around.
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We've seen some hefty climate summits lately, such as in Paris last year, where countries agreed to work together to limit the increase in global average temperature.
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The pageantry of statecraft, including things such as summits with foreign leaders and state visits to the White House, provide China's government with a veneer of legitimacy.
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Relations between the nations greatly improved last year, with South Korean President Moon Jae-in meeting his North Korean counterpart Kim Jong Un at three different summits.
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Through educational services and international summits, Empower provides support to the 250,000 women estimated to work in Thailand's infamous sex trade without pressuring them to leave it.
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Ambassadors in both capitals are isolated, American senators who travel to Moscow are excoriated back home, and senior level summits are greeted with suspicion bordering on paranoia.
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But it also spoke to the lower number of female leaders among the industrialized nations that make up the G22011, which began holding leaders summits in 24.
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"As we approach the summits, conceptions of denuclearization seem to be diverging rather than converging," said Adam Mount, a senior fellow at the Federation of American Scientists.
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Those, at least, are two conclusions to draw from informal polls of participants at Breakingviews Predictions 2019 summits in a half-dozen financial centres around the world.
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Unfortunately, the record of recent summits in forging plans of action or even agreeing to a common vision of the problems to be addressed is not encouraging.
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Related: What ties Trump's two big summits together Kim Jong Un is already dragging his feet on the feeble few things he signed up to in Singapore.
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In the first concert of Yannick Nézet-Séguin's "Perspectives" series, at Carnegie Hall, the Canadian conductor summits Strauss's majestic "Alpine Symphony" with the Philadelphia Orchestra (Oct. 15).
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House GOP lawmakers opposed to the amendments argue that prohibiting spending at Trump businesses could jeopardize security for officials or dignitaries who attend summits at Trump properties.
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NOT EVEN at the peak of the Greek debt crisis did European Union summits run on as long as the one that began in Brussels last night.
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Some experts view Kim's visit, the first known journey abroad since he assumed power in 2011, as preparation for upcoming summits with the U.S. and South Korea.
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Chinese diplomats have used past business summits to promote their country's economic clout and influence with American companies before testier meetings with United States leaders and diplomats.
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Argentina has held climate summits in the past, but it is hosting this week's Group of 20 talks and may not want to incur another large expense.
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Trade has long been a focus at the so-called "Three Amigos" summits between NAFTA members, Canada, the United States and Mexico, held this year in Ottawa.
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He's developed multiple apps, published a book, hosted a TEDx Talk and spoken at IBM Watson summits around the world including Finland, New Zealand, Denmark and Australia.
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Green says Bush remained involved in Asia and notes that he was the only president to attend all the summits of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The chairman of European Union summits Donald Tusk is scheduled to meet British Prime Minister Theresa May at 1600 GMT on Tuesday, his spokesman said.
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These range from multi-day retreats, like Gwyneth Paltrow&aposs $1,000-per-day wellness summits, to treatments and services, many of which come with hefty price tags.
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An unending flow of business and parliamentary delegations kept filing into Beijing seeking "cooperation and understanding," while Abe tirelessly worked for elusive summits with his Chinese counterpart.
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It held its first health summits, secured a docuseries on Netflix, and launched a quarterly magazine, which will allow the brand to reach new and broader audiences.
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The trilateral summits date back to the fallout from the 1997 Asian financial crisis, which devastated businesses across the region and prompted moves toward greater economic integration.
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The two Koreas undertook a flurry of diplomacy including three summits last year, during which Moon and Kim agreed to improve ties and restart stalled business initiatives.
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The House on Tuesday passed a resolution disapproving of Russia being included in future Group of Seven (G-22019) summits in a 339-71 vote on Tuesday.
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There is currently no sign yet of transformation, the likes of which we saw in US-Soviet relations during the Reagan-Gorbachev summits from 1985 to 1988.
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One nagging worry among officials here is that Trump won't attend key regional summits in Vietnam and the Philippines in November, mainly because he'll find them boring.
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He was trained as an outdoor guide and had been to the summits of Mount McKinley, Mount Rainier and too many of Colorado's tallest peaks to count.
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WHEN: Today, Wednesday, January 30, 2019 WHERE: CNBC's "Closing Bell " – Live from the Context Summits in Miami, FL The following is the unofficial transcript of a CNBC EXCLUSIVE interview with Former National Economic Council Director and Former Goldman Sachs President and Chief Operating Officer Gary Cohn and CNBC's Leslie Picker on CNBC's "Closing Bell" (M-F 3PM – 373PM) today, Wednesday, January 30th, live from the Context Summits in Miami, Florida.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Assaf told a gathering of his counterparts in Jeddah ahead of the summits that the attacks must be addressed with "strength and firmness".
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Sometimes, summits have gone poorly, even though they had more time, because the goals were too complicated and the said -- the countries were at odds with each other.
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Seoul&aposs economic inducements resulted in a temporary rapprochement, and two summits with the North in 2000 and 2007 that involved then-North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.
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Beginning with the wartime 1943 Tehran conference and continuing into the 21st century, participants in these summits have had successes, but have also learned lessons the hard way.
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Now, Trump is more likely to vocally push back when he feels his perspective is being overlooked or discarded, people familiar with his views of the summits say.
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Snow will begin in the California Sierra on Wednesday night and up to 2 to 3 feet of snow is possible through Friday morning at the highest summits.
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Relations between the North and South greatly improved last year, with South Korean President Moon Jae-in meeting his North Korean counterpart Kim Jong Un at several summits.
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He will make his final tour of annual global summits later in the year, and embark on his farewell trip to Asia -- a region synonymous with his presidency.
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Following a series of summits involving the leaders of North and South Korea, China and most recently the United States, things are a far cry from last summer.
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China has courted central and eastern European states, including with annual summits, which has unnerved Western European capitals who fear China wants to sow divisions in the bloc.
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He reaches past the leaders he meets at summits and state dinners to their people, trying to forge an emotional bond across barriers of language, ideology and culture.
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Anti-establishment tactics, ideas and messages spread online, in pan-European movements like the gilets jaunes, the anti-Islam PEGIDA and the Identitarians and at multinational party summits.
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The announcement isn't particularly surprising to Lewis, who says North Korea wouldn't have tested its nuclear weapons in advance of the summits anyways because of the political repercussions.
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While Kim and Trump threatened to go to war in 2017, the years since have featured two dramatic summits and a general pause in North Korea's weapons tests.
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This fourth in a series of summits between Reagan and Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev, was a dramatic coda to their tireless efforts to reduce the nuclear threat.
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I recently spoke with Reagan secretary of state George Shultz about those summits and how Reagan and Gorbachev really hit it off from the start, talking for hours.
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It rivals Nepal for the number of peaks over 7,000 meters (22,966 feet) and in all, it has five of the world's 14 summits higher than 8,000 meters.
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