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Obama and Putin agree to continue Syria talks

Obama’s next stop is Laos, where he’ll promote his effort to deepen ties to Southeast Asia.

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The controversies reflect the way worldwide politics is now a stew of many competing, rising or resurgent powers that see fewer reasons to simply fall into line behind the United States than was the case following World War II and the Cold War.

“Who is he (Obama) to confront me?”

“Every time that I come to Russia, I ask them to buy me Russian ice cream”.

“The meeting lasted longer than planned”.

Obama is speaking to about 1,100 people at the Lao National Cultural Hall as he becomes the first USA president to visit Laos.

“I am a president of a sovereign state”. On Sunday, the Americans were confident enough of success that they scheduled a news conference to announce a cease-fire agreement, erecting two lecterns for the two negotiators.

The announcement came Tuesday during President Barack Obama’s visit to Laos.

“If and when we have a meeting, this is something that is going to be brought up”, Obama said, referring to a spate of extrajudicial killings of purported drug dealers that have transpired since Duterte took officer earlier this year.

Obama had hoped to spend his final journey to Asia as president talking up the highlights of his pivot to the region. But in a show of unity, both countries submitted carbon reduction plans to the United Nations.

Before then, Obama hopes to leave U.S. relationships on a steady footing, though world events and uncooperative leaders could complicate matters. The tensions lingered throughout the trip as Chinese officials severely restricted the media’s ability to attend Obama’s G20 events.

So what has changed between Turkey and the U.S. in the past one year? “This is our country”, the man yelled back.

Obama has expressed skepticism that Russian Federation would hold to its agreement. World leaders are gathering in Hangzhou for the 11th G20 Leaders Summit from September 4 to 5.

“It is worth trying”, Obama said to reporters.

While both Russian Federation and the United States are battling ISIL, Moscow supports President Assad ‘s forces, including with direct military intervention.

Obama’s meeting with Putin comes as the Russian Federation leader is playing a prominent role in the presidential campaign at home.

The official said Obama raised concerns about cybersecurity issues with Putin, but would not detail the discussions.

“All forms of terrorism are bad”. Ankara, fighting a Kurdish insurgency at home, calls both groups terrorist organisations.

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Obama and the Lao president clinked glasses of red win during their lunch at the presidential palace in Vientiane.

GETTYPutin said it was'absolutely premature to say if he would seek a new presidential term