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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Trump: I kept Xi guessing when he asked about Taiwan

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By Saphora Smith, Allegra Mendelson Verified
| MSN Verified
Donald Trump declined to tell Xi Jinping whether the US would defend Taiwan against Chinese attack, he has told reporters. The US president said the Chinese leader asked directly during their two-day summit in Beijing whether Washington would defend the self-governing territory, which Beijing sees as a breakaway province, but he did not give an answer. “There's only one person that knows that, and it is me,” Mr Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One as he returned to the US on Friday.
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Turkish strikes in Syria cut water to one million people

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By Namak Khoshnaw, Christopher Giles, Saphora Smith
| MSN Verified
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Turkish strikes in Syria cut water to one million people Original

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By Namak Khoshnaw, Christopher Giles, Saphora Smith
| BBC Verified
Turkish strikes in Syria cut water to one million people 19 November 2024 Namak Khoshnaw, Christopher Giles and Saphora SmithBBC Eye, World Service BBC People living in Hassakeh now rely on deliveries of water transported by tanker Turkish air strikes in drought-struck north-east Syria have cut off access to electricity and water for more than a million people, in what experts say may be a violation of international law.
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