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| 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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