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Biden heads to Brussels for NATO talks

Newquay (England), June 13 President Joe Biden on Sunday praised agreements to help the world combat Covid-19. He spoke at a news conference in Newquay, England, after the conclusion of a three-day summit. Biden is on the first overseas trip...

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Updated At : 01:09 PM Jun 14, 2021 IST

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Newquay (England), June 13

President Joe Biden on Sunday praised agreements to help the world combat Covid-19. He spoke at a news conference in Newquay, England, after the conclusion of a three-day summit.

Biden is on the first overseas trip of his nearly five-month-old presidency. His next stop is London. Later, he will fly to Brussels to attend a NATO summit. The trip ends Wednesday in Geneva, where Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet. — AP

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