President Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin met face-to-face in Geneva on Wednesday. WSJ’s Ann Simmons reports from a high-stake summit that comes amid tensions over issues including cyberattacks and the fate of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Photo: Patrick Semansky/AP
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