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Trump at Davos 2018 - live updates: US President expected to inform World Economic Forum of his 'America First' policy Trump at Davos 2018 - live updates: US President expected to inform World Economic Forum of his 'America First' policy today
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Donald Trump is to make his first speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos today, bringing his "America First" message to political and business leaders from across the globe.Donald Trump is to make his first speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos today, bringing his "America First" message to political and business leaders from across the globe.
The US President has preached a doctrine of trade that is "fair" to his country, pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and pushing for new deals on trips abroad.The US President has preached a doctrine of trade that is "fair" to his country, pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and pushing for new deals on trips abroad.
Mr Trump landed in Davos on Thursday and met with leaders including Theresa May, following a week of warnings by top European figures on the dangers of isolationism and nationalism.Mr Trump landed in Davos on Thursday and met with leaders including Theresa May, following a week of warnings by top European figures on the dangers of isolationism and nationalism.
Delegates are also due to debate cyber warfare, human rights and the merits of guaranteed basic incomes. A panel has already heard today that depression must be "destigmatised" to counter a problem that affects 320 million people worldwide.Delegates are also due to debate cyber warfare, human rights and the merits of guaranteed basic incomes. A panel has already heard today that depression must be "destigmatised" to counter a problem that affects 320 million people worldwide.
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