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World waits to see if Trump-Xi dinner brings trade peace When President Donald Trump sits down for dinner Saturday with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, their table talk will undoubtedly have a global impact.

Trump's on-off dance with complicated acquaintances Broken dates.

1991 Gulf War looms large over Bush's Mideast legacy On the outskirts of Kuwait City, the love Kuwaitis have for former U.S. President George H.W. Bush could be seen in 2016 on a billboard one Bedouin family put up to announce their son's wedding.

Israel, Palestinians jockey over Jerusalem in Trump era President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital has set off an increasingly visible battle in the city's eastern sector — with an emboldened Israel seeking to cement its control over the contested area and Palestinians pushing back to maintain their limited foothold.

Mexico gets 1st leftist leader after 32 years of technocrats Mexicans are getting more than just a new president Saturday.

How should Trump approach meeting with Chinese president? China expert Stephen Yates and former Obama economic adviser Robert Wolf weigh in on how Trump should handle a U.S.-China trade deal.

South Korea's military says a North Korean soldier has fled across the countries' heavily fortified border to defect to the South. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2BIfoLA

South Korea says North Korean soldier defects to South A North Korean soldier fled across a heavily fortified border to defect to South Korea early Saturday, the military in Seoul said, just as the rivals began taking steps to reduce military tensions.

Is China a threat to the US? Democratic strategist Julian Epstein examines if China is a bigger threat to the U.S. than Russia.

Chinese photojournalist goes missing after trip to China Lu Guang went missing during a trip to China's Xinjiang province; Dr. Michael Pillsbury and Steve Hilton weigh in on his disappearance.

Putin and Saudi crown prince high-five, laugh at G20 summit Amb. Ric Grenell reacts to the exchange between the two world leaders and Trump's decision not to meet with either man.

Snubbed by Trump, Putin charms other players at G20 Russia is putting on a brave face after U.S. President Donald Trump abruptly junked a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Trump brings his 'America first' agenda to the G20 President Trump signs trade agreement with Canada and Mexico ahead of his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping; chief White House correspondent John Roberts reports from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

A man and his baby: A desperate bid to cross into US The young Honduran man was worried and you could see it on his face: Clutching his 1-year-old son, he looked back apprehensively toward the barrier he just crossed.

Is Trump winning the trade war with China? President Trump to hold high-stakes meeting with Chinese leader at G20 summit; reaction and analysis on 'The Five.'

Saudi prince gets chummy, stern receptions at G-20 summit All eyes were on Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the Group of 20 summit on Friday as he made his first major overseas appearance since the killing of a dissident journalist in his country's consulate in Istanbul.

During a recent meeting with Nigeria's president, Christian leaders suggested that the country's military is complicit in attacks on Christians.  Violence against Christians in Nigeria has escalated in recent months.   from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2Q6NMs8

Italy summons Egypt ambassador over Regeni killing Italy's foreign ministry formally summoned on Friday the Egyptian ambassador to Rome to prompt Egyptian authorities to "act rapidly" in investigating the torture and killing of an Italian researcher nearly three years ago.

Canada police officer shot by fellow officer during heated argument A Canadian police officer is in stable condition after he was reportedly shot by a fellow officer during a heated argument that turned violent Thursday.

Tijuana mayor says arrest caravan organizer, vows to stop funding migrants After declaring the migrant caravan a “humanitarian crisis” this week, Tijuana’s Mayor Juan Manuel Gastélum told Fox News that he can no longer continue to fund the municipal effort to shelter them without federal assistance.

Mexico starts moving some migrants to new shelter Authorities the Mexican city of Tijuana said Friday they have begun moving Central American migrants from an overcrowded shelter on the border to an events hall further away.

All smiles: Putin greets Saudi Crown Prince at G20 summit Raw video: Russian President Vladimir Putin warmly greets Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the G20 summit in Argentina.

Trump meets with Japanese PM Abe at G20 summit President Trump, PM Abe to discuss trade deficit, defense spending at bilateral meeting the PM Abe.

The week in pictures, Nov. 24-Nov. 30 Take a look at and enjoy some of the most evocative, momentous images captured around the world in the past seven days.

French president Macron at G20 laments ‘You never listen to me’ in talk with Saudi leader A clearly-irked French President Emmanuel Macron was heard telling Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman “you never listen to me” in a video captured during a break in the ongoing G20 summit Friday.

Migrants at US border launch hunger strike Rain worsens conditions for migrants stranded at border as officials express concern about dwindling resources, potential disease outbreak; Jeff Paul reports from Tijuana.

Canadian farmer claims his huge cow is an inch bigger than viral star Knickers

UN experts: South Sudan beset by 'alarming' sexual violence South Sudan is beset by "alarming levels" of sexual and gender-based violence and a desperate humanitarian situation, including severe food shortages, as it attempts to implement the latest peace agreement in a climate of "deep distrust," U.N. experts said.

Dutch church holds 24/7 service to shield asylum-seekers For more than a month, a rotating roster of preachers has been leading a non-stop, round-the-clock service at a small Protestant chapel in The Hague in an attempt to shield a family of Armenian asylum-seekers from deportation.

South Korean train crosses demilitarized zone into North Korea for first time in a decade A South Korea train rolled past the demilitarized zone into North Korea on Friday marking the first time more than a decade.

Resources running low for migrants camping in Tijuana 6,000 migrants remain camped in the border city; Griff Jenkins reports on the dire conditions.

Elephant kills driver after vehicle slams into back of its legs A man was killed by a wild elephant in Thailand on Wednesday after his speeding car hit the animal near a national park, police said.

Jordanian man held after hammer attack wounds 2 Israelis A Jordanian man on Friday attacked two Israeli port workers with a hammer seriously wounding them in the Israeli Red Sea resort of Eilat, police and media reports said.

MH-370 suspected wreckage turned over to Malaysia Families and relatives of those onboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 are calling on officials to resume searching for the ill-fated plane Friday after handing over five pieces of debris believed to have come from its wreckage.

The Latest: Merkel to attend meeting to pass migration pact The Latest on migration into Europe (all times local): 1 p.m.

Ukraine bars entry of Russian males 16 to 60 amid naval conflict Ukraine's president says that the country has barred Russian men between 16 and 60 from traveling to the country.

Trump cancels G20 meeting with Putin over Ukraine tensions International relations expert Rebecca Grant reacts to President Trump's decision to cancel his meeting with Russian President Putin.

US and China explore deal to ease trade tensions Ahead of the G20 Summit, the two countries are agreeing to hold off on further tariffs until the spring; economist Peter Morici reacts.

Vietnam jails 2 ex-police generals for role in gambling ring A court in northern Vietnam on Friday jailed two former police generals for protecting a multimillion-dollar online gambling ring as the Communist government steps up its crackdown on graft.

Japanese prince wants royals to fund Shinto rite, not public Japan's Prince Akishino said that a highly religious ritual that is part of next year's succession ceremonies should be covered privately by the imperial family, questioning the government's decision to use public money.

Families show debris, ask search for Malaysia jet to resume Relatives of people aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 that disappeared four years ago presented five pieces of possible plane debris to the government on Friday and called for a renewed search for the missing jet.

Ukraine bars entry to Russian males, upping ante in conflict Ukrainian officials on Friday upped the ante in the growing confrontation with Russia, announcing a travel ban for most Russian males and searching the home of an influential cleric of the Russian Orthodox Church.

Children suffering in Central African Republic 5 years on Children are bearing the brunt of five years of fighting in Central African Republic as thousands are trapped in armed groups, many suffer sexual violence, tens of thousands go hungry and one in four have fled their homes, the United Nations children's agency said Friday.

The Latest: Ukraine probes Russian cleric amid tensions The Latest on Russia-Ukraine tensions (all times local): 12 p.m.

Tense 1st meeting of South Sudan armed leaders since peace Stepping out of a helicopter last week, South Sudan armed opposition commander Ashab Khamis came face-to-face with his rival in a crushing five-year civil war, army Gen. Keer Kiir Keer.

Ukraine bars entry to Russian men from 16 to 60 Ukraine's president says that the country has barred Russian men between 16 and 60 from traveling to the country.

Australia raised detained refugee with Thai authorities Australian officials have raised with Thai authorities the plight of an Australia-based refugee professional soccer player who was detained in Bangkok and fears deportation to his native Bahrain, Australia's foreign minister said Friday.

Thousands of Australian students protest climate change Thousands of schoolchildren across Australia skipped classes Friday to attend rallies demanding the government act on climate change.

For Israel, a rearmed Hezbollah in Lebanon is top concern On a moonlit night, some two dozen Israeli soldiers in full battle gear march near a Lebanese border village with a bomb-sniffing dog, searching for explosives and infiltrators.

'One family': Party members take homestays in far west China The two women in the photograph were smiling, but Halmurat Idris knew something was terribly wrong.

51 pilot whales die in another mass stranding in New Zealand Fifty-one pilot whales died Friday in another mass stranding in New Zealand, less than a week after 145 pilot whales and nine pygmy killer whales perished in two other, unrelated strandings.

As G-20 summit opens, contentious issues loom on sidelines Heads of state from the world's leading economies were invited to the Group of 20 summit to discuss issues like development, infrastructure and investment.