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JOE BIDEN TO MAKE HIS FIRST OVERSEAS TRIP AS US PRESIDENT AS HE HEADS TO U.K. & BELGIUM

Published On 24 Apr 2021 07:05 PM

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• President Biden’s administration on several occasions had said that it would seek to reset links with various allies disrupted during the reign of former US President Donald Trump

• President Biden will start his travel with addressing the G-7 Summit in Cornwall, UK, where will also meet his British counterpart Boris Johnson

According to the statement issued by the White House on Frida....

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JOE BIDEN TO MAKE HIS FIRST OVERSEAS TRIP AS US PRESIDENT AS HE HEADS TO U.K. & BELGIUM

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