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Quick wrap: Trump-Xi-Putin summit, Alaska Senate count

Cream number board with dark ink figures. Headline: Quick wrap: Trump-Xi-Putin summit, Alaska Senate count. Lead: Mary Peltola's lead over Senator Dan Sullivan in Alaska's Senate race is 10,412 votes, with about 96% of ballots counted; the race is not yet called. Tiles: first-choice votes 49.8% to 46.1%; if no one passes 50%, a ranked-choice tabulation on 18 November, with the Democratic caucus at 56 seats if Peltola wins and 55 if Sullivan holds; Trump, Xi and Putin meet in Shenzhen next week for a first three-way summit, with nuclear arms on the agenda. MISSED badge. Politics desk, Saturday 14 Nov 2026. Source: Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Public Media, Al Jazeera, BBC. Chart: MoneyTurkey.

A first three-way summit of the US, Chinese and Russian leaders is set for next week, while Democrats move closer to a 56-seat Senate majority as Alaska keeps counting.

MoneyTurkey Politics Desk | 14 November 2026

Key points

  • Trump, Xi and Putin will meet on the APEC sidelines in Shenzhen, with nuclear arms on the agenda
  • Democrat Mary Peltola leads Senator Dan Sullivan in Alaska by 10,412 votes with about 96% of ballots counted

Trump-Xi-Putin summit

President Donald Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Shenzhen next week, the White House said, according to the BBC and Al Jazeera. It will be the first three-way summit of the three leaders.

Trump plans to discuss reducing nuclear weapons, the White House said. The US-Russia New START arms treaty lapsed in February, leaving the two largest arsenals without major limits, the BBC and Al Jazeera reported. Expectations of a deal are low, Al Jazeera reported. The war with Iran may also come up, according to the BBC and Al Jazeera.

Read more: Trump, Putin and Xi Set First Three-Way Talks for Nov. 19

Alaska Senate count

Democrat Mary Peltola widened her lead over Republican Senator Dan Sullivan to 10,412 votes, 49.8% to 46.1% of first-choice votes, the Anchorage Daily News and Alaska Public Media reported. The Associated Press estimates about 96% of ballots are counted but has not called the race, the last unresolved US Senate contest.

If Peltola stays below 50%, the race goes to a ranked-choice tabulation on 18 November. A win would give the Democratic caucus a 56-seat majority; a Sullivan hold would leave it at 55, Alaska Public Media reported.

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