Italian Prime Minister Meloni denies Trump's claim she begged for a photo at G7.
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Italian Prime Minister Meloni denies Trump's claim she begged for a photo at G7.

President Donald Trump told Italian TV channel La7 that Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni had "begged" him to take a photo with her at the G7 summit in France. Meloni publicly denied the claim as fabricated, and Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani cancelled a planned trip to the US in response to the remarks.

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THE LEFT1 outlet · mostly critical
Trump said Italy's prime minister 'begged' for a photo. She says that's false.
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THE RIGHT2 outlets · mostly neutral
Meloni claps back, and her deputy minister cancels trip to US after Trump says she 'begged' for photo
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“Italy's Meloni says Trump 'totally invented' story that she begged him for photo” · BBC, Jerusalem Post, South China Morning Post, Reuters, The Hill

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