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Trump’s comments strike a decidedly more measured tone than he’s taken toward Amazon in the past. The president has been highly critical of the company and its CEO Jeff Bezos — accusing them of everything from antitrust issues to ripping off the U.S. Postal Service to using The Washington Post (which Bezos independently owns) as a “propaganda machine.”

Trump said at a news conference in the White House Rose Garden that his administration is withholding the US contribution of 0 million to the WHO and will conduct a review of the global organization's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Trump's comment on export controls was welcomed by the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA).

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Trump announced the break-up of the advisory councils after 3M Co's Inge Thulin became the latest of several chief executives to leave Trump's American Manufacturing Council, and the president's Strategic and Policy Forum broke up of its own will.

Trump's bellicose words came minutes after UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said at the beginning of the General Assembly meeting Tuesday morning that a solution to the DPRK must be political.

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Trump is expected to arrive in Beijing on Nov 8 for what Ambassador Cui Tiankai called a "state visit-plus" featuring talks, a military honor guard and formal banquet and some "special arrangements", whereby China reciprocates the hospitality the US president and the first family showed their visitors at the Mar-a-Lago meeting in Florida in April, Cui told a briefing.

Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, visited Japan four times in his eight years in office but never more than once a year.

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Trump has been refusing to wear a mask himself since the pandemic broke out. He has been seen wearing a mask only once in public, when visiting the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, on July 11.

Trump's tariffs have raised concerns among US farmers of a possible trade war. Many US trade partners have implied that US agricultural exports will be a key casualty if a trade war or tit-for-tat action occurs.