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In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
- We’ll start things off with a major breakthrough in the U.S.-China trade war, as Washington and Beijing agree to a tentative framework to solidify last month’s crumbling trade deal after emergency talks were held in London earlier this week.
- Later in the show—While our eyes have been turned to the riots here in the U.S., immigration riots of a different sort are happening in Northern Ireland. We’ll have the details.
- Plus—South Korea’s new president halts propaganda broadcasts along the border with North Korea in a bid to ease tensions with the hermit kingdom. But will the ever belligerent Kim regime reciprocate?
- In our 'Back of the Brief—The U.S. warns governments around the world against attending an upcoming U.N. conference spearheaded by France that will call for a two-state solution between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza.
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