Selfies at the summit: Top aide in the Philippines clicks away with world leaders
President Trump  gathered with world leaders on Nov. 13 at the ASEAN Summit in Manila. (US Department of State)
At a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Manila this week  Go  who goes by the nickname âBong Go â had the opportunity to meet a lot of famous people. Did  he  rise to the occasion? Yes   he  did.
On Monday  shortly after  President Trump  met with Duterte for high-stakes discussion that may or may not have included human rights  Go published a trove of snaps  including a doozy of a portrait with the U.S. president.
Taking an evocative picture with  Trump  would have satisfied most men. But not Go.
Lest his fans interpret the  Trump  snap as of sign that the Philippines is no longer âseparatingâ from the United States â as Duterte proclaimed last year â Go also got a picture with China's premier  Li Keqiang.
And it's not just about his smug mug. With press access limited  Go sometimes gives the world its first or only glimpse of what goes on behind close doors at high-level meetings. Over the weekend  he dutifully posted the first photograph of Duterte and  Trump .
President Trump and other world leaders donned matching outfits at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit Nov. 10. Here are 5 other times world leaders have done that. (The Washington Post)
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[TGT] gathered with world leaders on Nov. 13 at the ASEAN Summit in Manila. (US Department of State)
At a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Manila this week  Go  who goes by the nickname âBong Go â had the opportunity to meet a lot of famous people. Did   [TGT]   rise to the occasion? Yes    [TGT]   did.
On Monday  shortly after   [TGT] met with Duterte for high-stakes discussion that may or may not have included human rights  Go published a trove of snaps  including a doozy of a portrait with  [TGT] .
Taking an evocative picture with  [TGT] would have satisfied most men. But not Go.
Lest his fans interpret  [TGT] snap as of sign that the Philippines is no longer âseparatingâ from the United States â as Duterte proclaimed last year â Go also got a picture with China's premier  Li Keqiang.
And it's not just about his smug mug. With press access limited  Go sometimes gives the world its first or only glimpse of what goes on behind close doors at high-level meetings. Over the weekend  he dutifully posted the first photograph of Duterte and  Trump .
President Trump and other world leaders donned matching outfits at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit Nov. 10. Here are 5 other times world leaders have done that. (The Washington Post)
  [TGT] boasts of âgreat relationshipâ with Philippinesâ Duterte at first formal meeting
Befuddled by group handshake    [TGT] strains  grimaces and finally succeeds