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From Bromance To Faceoff: Will Trump, Putin Alaska Meet End Ukraine War
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin were close to a bromance during Trump's first term (2017-2021). However, their relationship has grown strained during his second term.
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Is The Trump-Putin Bromance Over?
US President Donald Trump's another bromance seems to be edging toward a breakup. After a very public showdown with his "first buddy", Elon Musk, last month, Trump on Sunday took aim at his "friend", Vladimir Putin.
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Hillary Clinton Says 'Follow The Money' In The Trump-Putin 'Bromance'
Hillary Clinton said over the weekend during a trip to India that America did not "deserve" the presidency of Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump's 'Bromance' With Russia's Vladimir Putin Appears To Be Cooling
With his administration on the defensive over investigations into alleged Russian meddling in last year's election, US President Donald Trump is no longer tweeting praise for his Kremlin counterpart.
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Trump Could Deal With A Less-Belligerent Russia
For all the misgivings about Donald Trump's penchant for saying things Vladimir Putin wants to hear, there is one possible positive outcome of the "bromance" between the president-elect and the Russian leader.
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From Bromance To Faceoff: Will Trump, Putin Alaska Meet End Ukraine War
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin were close to a bromance during Trump's first term (2017-2021). However, their relationship has grown strained during his second term.
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Is The Trump-Putin Bromance Over?
US President Donald Trump's another bromance seems to be edging toward a breakup. After a very public showdown with his "first buddy", Elon Musk, last month, Trump on Sunday took aim at his "friend", Vladimir Putin.
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Hillary Clinton Says 'Follow The Money' In The Trump-Putin 'Bromance'
Hillary Clinton said over the weekend during a trip to India that America did not "deserve" the presidency of Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump's 'Bromance' With Russia's Vladimir Putin Appears To Be Cooling
With his administration on the defensive over investigations into alleged Russian meddling in last year's election, US President Donald Trump is no longer tweeting praise for his Kremlin counterpart.
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Trump Could Deal With A Less-Belligerent Russia
For all the misgivings about Donald Trump's penchant for saying things Vladimir Putin wants to hear, there is one possible positive outcome of the "bromance" between the president-elect and the Russian leader.
