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Around the Globe 23.06.2017 | 16:00 UTC Modi-Trump meeting puts US-India ties in the spotlight Indian PM Modi's upcoming US trip gives him the chance to meet President Trump for the first time and start a relationship that is essential to tackle trade, immigration and defense issues. Murali Krishnan reports. Three years of Modi: Taking stock in India Trump blocks progress at G7 summit Despite Trump climate turmoil, India's PM Modi reaffirms Paris pact during France visit Infosys to hire in the US amid Trump H1-B visa review India's IT sector worried about Trump's protectionist rhetoric US defense chief arrives in India to talk closer military cooperation Obama welcomes India's efforts towards nuclear deal during Modi's White House visit Trump to renegotiate NAFTA with Canada, Mexico after considering withdrawal art Packing a visual punch for the environment To grab people's attention and raise environmental awareness, artists, musicians and activists have turned to more visual ways of getting the message across - including sometimes drastic measures. 'All this junk gets dumped in Africa': how to make eco art from rubbish Why is the Arctic melting faster than the Antarctic? Naziha Mestaoui, light artist, Tunisia and Belgium Who cares about climate change? These nine celebrities do Afghanistan: Taliban leader wants US and NATO troops out The Taliban head in Afghanistan has issued a statement demanding US and NATO troops get out of the country. But he also indicated that constructive diplomatic relations could be possible if his demands were met. Grief and outrage in Kabul Ashraf Ghani offers Taliban 'last chance' for peace The Afghan security problem US to send 4,000 more troops to Afghanistan Taliban chief: US forces must leave Afghanistan Who is the new Taliban military chief? Al Qaeda's Zawahiri backs new Taliban chief Akhundzada Living in a changing world World in Progress Multiclick A weekly look at globalization, education, economic development, human rights and more. Japan's only Syrian refugee African refugees not welcome in Canada?   © Deutsche Welle 2017