Of course, the leaders would also like him to say something critical about Russia and its annexation of Crimea, but Mr. Trump has been pretty quiet on that topic, too. Advertisement Continue reading the main story—Steven ErlangerIn the meeting with Mr. Trump, Russia was a sticking point, Mr. Tusk says. When Mr. Tusk emerged from a meeting with Mr. Trump and Mr. Juncker, there were clear signs that they had differences of opinion over Russia. Mr. Tusk, a staunch defender of democracy and openness, met with Mr. Trump and Mr. Juncker for about an hour. Finally, the second time Mr. Trump pulled away, Mr. Macron let him go.

Source: New York Times May 25, 2017 08:45 UTC