Monday Burrow – New York Times

The United States said it made “progress” towards a deal with China

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessin said yesterday The United States made “great progress” In talks with China after a weekend of meetings in Geneva, more details will be announced today.

Jamieson Greer, the American commercial representative who joined Bessent in the talks, suggested that a form of “deal” dealt with American national security concerns about China’s commercial practices. He did not say whether the two countries agreed to drop any of the punishment definitions.

The Chinese Deputy Prime Minister of Economic Policy described the talks as “frank, in -depth and constructive” and said that the two countries have reached an agreement to create a “consultation mechanism” to discuss economic and commercial issues, according to the Chinese media.

analysis: “Any reduction in tensions is good news for companies that depend on trade between the United States and China,” said my colleague Anna Swanson, who covers times. “But I will be careful about expecting a lot of meetings for only two days.” She added that the possible result “may be just more meetings.”

India and Pakistan have maintained a ceasefire

The fragile truce appeared between India and Pakistan To hold to a large extent yesterdayOn its first full day. Both countries claimed that they won the four -day struggle they were participating in.

After some initial fighting on Saturday, President Trump later announced that both sides agreed to a ceasefire with the help of American mediation. He added that he would increase the trade “in a large way” with both countries and work with them to settle their conflict over Kashmir.

Pakistan praised America to mediate, but India was initially mentioned in our involvement. Later, New Delhi admitted discussions with US officials, but she said she made her own decisions. Here is what to know also About conflict.

Below guns: Nanda’s peach, born and raised in Kashmir, grew up, he heard the shooting but did not spend a night under military shelling until this month. books About experience.

Signs of division between Trump and Netanyahu

While Trump is preparing to visit the Middle East this week on his first foreign trip, he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from Israel appear signs From the rift that has grown Since April.

In February, they were simultaneously in issues such as the Houthis, Iran and Gaza. Since then, Trump has rejected Netanyahu’s desire to join Iran’s nuclear capabilities. He also announced a deal with the Houthi militia to stop the American air strikes against them, a few days after the Houthi missile was hit by the main airport of Israel.

There is even some evidence of a division of Gaza: Trump’s envoys are still trying to get a deal to stop the war, although he greatly supported Netanyahu’s behavior in the conflict.

agitation: The Palestinian Armed Group said that it will liberate Adan Alexander, The last American citizen lives the prisoner In Gaza.

More Trump news:

• Trump plans to accept the Boeing luxury plane from the Qatari royal family that will be used as Air Force One, Asking great moral questions. It will be one of the largest foreign gifts that the US government receives.

• The Trump administration plans to allow the first group of South Africa whites To enter the United States as refugees todayAccording to officials and documents.

• Trump has turned out to change the name From the Persian Gulf To the Persian Gulf – a step that angered Iran and its people.

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Moac Biss, which lasts until May 31, includes about 150 artists from 17 countries. The festival is partially designed to provide more opportunities for local artists, who are currently few ways to display their works. As one of its secretary, culture and art said, “Feeding our soul.”