G-20, Emmanuel Macron, Turkey: Your Monday Briefing
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_____ • In France, lawmakers will converge in Versailles today for a speech by Emmanuel Macron,
the French president, billed as a new, unusual kind of state of the nation address.
[The New York Times] • A series of car bombs in Damascus, the Syrian capital, left 21 people dead,
and 14 people were reported killed by a suicide bomber in Iraq.
[The New York Times] • Eight people were wounded in a shooting near a mosque in Avignon, France.
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[The New York Times] • Qatar has been under a siege of sorts for the past month, but the wealthy Persian Gulf nation is, so far, feeling little pain.
[The New York Times] • At the Vatican, a conservative cardinal "was the last link
to Benedict’s way of doing things." Pope Francis ousted the cardinal Saturday.
