Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is heading to a dinner at the White House Wednesday evening, as the U.S. president hosts NATO leaders.
Joe Biden’s health has been under international scrutiny since a disastrous debate performance last month against Donald Trump.
Biden’s team has said the president is sharpest earlier in the day and tries to avoid events after 8 p.m., but that is when dinner is set to begin.
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Trudeau dodged a question from reporters Tuesday about whether he has concerns with the president’s health.
The prime minister is in Washington for the three-day NATO summit where Ukraine’s ongoing battle with Russia is taking top billing.
The 32 allies are set to gather for a North Atlantic Council meeting after a welcome ceremony this afternoon.
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