Reports suggest Donald Trump is considering a new "Core-5" bloc including China and Russia, a stark contrast to his previous stance. This idea, though unconfirmed, aligns with his transactional ...

US President Donald Trump is reportedly exploring a new elite 'C5', or 'Core Five', forum of world powers that would bring together America, Russia, China, India and Japan, sidelining the existing ...

A quiet idea about a new global power club just set off alarms across Washington. A provocative idea is ricocheting through Washington: a new 'Core 5' grouping that would place the US, China, Russia, ...

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The US has explored setting up a new “Core 5” group including Russia, China, India and Japan, a move that could bring traditional adversaries closer and diverge from the G7. The POLITICO reported that ...

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A seemingly far out idea pinging around Washington this week would have the U.S. stand up a new “Core 5” group of countries — including China and Russia — bringing traditional adversaries closer and ...

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