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Donald Trump talks China with Narendra Modi, calls him to expanded G7 meet

PM shares concerns with US President over the violent protests across US

Narendra Modi, Donald Trump
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Trump also sought Modi’s support in his decision to have the US walk out of WHO

Archis Mohan New Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump discussed the situation at the India-China border in a telephonic conversation on Tuesday.
 
Trump also invited Modi to attend the summit meeting of an expanded Group of Seven, or G7. The US is its current chair and hosts the summit this year.
 
The two leaders discussed the “need for reforms in the World Health Organisation (WHO)”. On Friday, Trump had announced the US will terminate its relationship with the WHO, and said “China has total control over” the WHO.

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