Putin, Trump and Xi's teams haggle over agenda for possible three-way summit

Russia, China and the United States are quietly hashing out what a three-way presidential sit-down would actually cover. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Sunday that all three sides are drafting proposals for possible agenda items, according to Breaking The News.

Peskov didn't pretend it was easy. He told Vesti journalist Pavel Zarubin that some topics one side wants are flatly unacceptable to another, so the three have to find consensus before anything gets signed off. If they do, and if the meeting happens, he said it would be a discussion that draws the attention of the entire world.

The guest list would be Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. The venue, if it comes together, is the sidelines of the APEC summit in Shenzhen — and it would land later this month.

The catch: nobody has confirmed it. Moscow and Beijing say they've been talking to each other about setting it up, but the trilateral itself is still just a maybe.

So the drafting continues, the agenda stays unresolved, and the world waits on whether three of its most powerful leaders actually end up in the same room.