Donald Trump can be restrained — in what he does, if not always in what he says. Changing the president’s mind is another thing altogether. So a senior figure in the US administration describes the constant struggle about the direction of America’s foreign policy between Mr Trump and his cabinet’s grown-ups.
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This picture taken on July 6, shows traditional Russian wooden nesting dolls, called Matryoshka dolls, depicting US President Donald Trump (L) and Russia's President Vladimir Putin (R) at a gift shop in central Moscow. US president Donald Trump is due to meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on July 7 during G20 summit in Germany.
