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G20 Summit 2017: Trump says he still plans to visit London

He said that he and the British PM were at work on 'a very powerful' trade agreement

US President Donald Trump along with other world leaders at a panel discussion on the second day  of the G20 Summit in Hamburg, Germany on Saturday. Photo: Reuters
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US President Donald Trump along with other world leaders at a panel discussion on the second day of the G20 Summit in Hamburg, Germany on Saturday. Photo: Reuters

Julie Hirschfeld Davis, Glenn Thrush & Melissa Eddy | NYT
A day after a closely watched meeting with President Vladimir V Putin of Russia, President Trump on Saturday said he was working with Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain on a date to visit London, after the two held what he called “tremendous talks” on trade.

“Nothing’s easy,” Trump said of the gathering on Saturday as he complimented its host, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, who has been toiling to bridge the gap between the United States and other nations, for handling the challenge “so professionally.”

While Trump abhors multilateral trade agreements, he is enthusiastic about the bilateral sort. He said that

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