| | Regular editions of Global Briefing will resume Tuesday, May 29. | | On GPS at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. ET on CNN: First, Fareed gives his Take on President Trump's negotiating skills in the wake of trade talks with China and his letter canceling the planned meeting with Kim Jong Un. "As talks fail, deals collapse and negotiations founder, Trump continues to tweet triumphantly about his great success," Fareed says. "It makes one realize the president's true talent. He has the confidence, bravado and skill to market failure as success. He can take a mediocre building, slap some gold paint on it, and then convince you it is a super-luxury condominium. Call it the Art of the Spin." Next, President Trump sent the letter to Kim on Thursday announcing he was canceling the planned June 12 summit. On Friday, though, he said the summit could still take place. What's behind the uncertainty? And what should happen next? Fareed is joined by Tom Donilon, National Security Adviser under President Obama, to discuss this and more. Watch Donilon discuss US-North Korea talks Then: Ten years ago this coming week, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair was Fareed's main guest on the first episode of the Global Public Square. Blair is now the founder and executive chairman of The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, and he sits down again with Fareed to discuss the rise of populism in the West, Brexit, tackling extremism, and more. | | Take This Week's GPS Challenge | | Which countries did president Trump describe as "very spoiled"? Which European country is distributing leaflets explaining how to prepare for conflict? Which Caribbean nation has just elected its first female prime minister? Find out the answers to these questions and more – and see how other GPS viewers did – by taking this week's quiz here: cnn.com/fareedquiz | | Are You a Superforecaster? | | GPS has teamed up with Good Judgment Open to allow viewers to weigh in with their predictions on some of the big questions of 2018. Is a US-Iran military clash likely? Will Bashar al-Assad still be Syria's president at the end of the year? Join thousands of GPS viewers currently forecasting on these questions and more by signing up for the Global Judgment Challenge here. | | | | | |
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