Pictures of Trump and Putin at G20 show uneasy posture and power images
Washington column argues that the Hamburg G20 photos reveal Trump and Putin as unyielding figures. It contrasts their stances with other leaders and cites Anne Applebaum and Masha Gessen on Russian ties, power, and Western perception, questioning whether Trump aligns with Russia.
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Critics claim Trump abdicates leadership at G-20 meeting
The G-20 summit in Hamburg sparked wide commentary that the United States is no longer leading Europe and the world after Trump pulled out of the Paris Climate Accord. Critics say leadership now means following the group, while supporters defend energy dominance and U S leadership in environmental protection. Byron York notes the split in views among commentators and politicians.
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