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Tariffs, Wildfires and AI on the Agenda as Canada Hosts World Leaders at G7
- Leaders from the Group of Seven nations convened in Kananaskis, Alberta, on Sunday, June 15, to begin the 2025 summit hosted by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
- The summit follows rising tensions from Israel's strikes on Iran and Tehran's retaliation, alongside U.S. President Trump's unresolved trade disputes and tariff threats.
- Bilateral meetings were planned Sunday, including Trump's late arrival and a scheduled Monday talk with Carney, as many leaders sought to dissuade Trump from imposing tariffs.
- Peter Boehm, an experienced G7 sherpa, suggested that summit attendees are likely to shift their focus toward the conflict, possibly resulting in a formal declaration, while describing Trump as an unpredictable figure at the summit who often resorts to intimidation.
- The summit risks devolving into bilateral talks rather than a unified front, and Carney abandoned the traditional joint communique to reflect these divisions.
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udgtvGender equality, climate change, biodiversity, poverty, health, gay rights and more: the list of issues missing from the G7 summit in Canada compared to previous meetings is long. The quote, the first since Donald Trump returned to the White House, was carefully planned to ensure that the US president agreed to attend without ending in chaos. The annual quote from the leaders of seven of the world’s most advanced economies – Germany, Canada, Fra…
G7 leaders gather in Canada
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – The Group of Seven (G7) summit began in Canada Monday morning. President Donald Trump held a bilat with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney where they briefly touched on a wide range of issues, including tariffs. Trump said a trade deal between the United States and Canada is possible, but he and Carney have different approaches. Trump said, “I have a tariff concept” because “I am a tariff person.” He said Carney has a “m…
Israel-Iran tensions rockets to top of G7 summit agenda in Canada
The annual Group of Seven (G7) summit begins Monday in Alberta, Canada. President Trump and world leaders from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom are expected to discuss the current conflict between Israel and Iran, as well as world trade. CBS News' Nancy Cordes has the latest.
The G7: Now G6 + 1?
The G7 is no longer setting the table; it’s struggling to hold the cutlery. Once a pillar of the post-war world order, the group today is split between the US and the rest, casting about for common ground. Before this week’s summit even kicked off in Kananaskis, Canada, host Prime Minister Mark Carney warned there would be no final joint communique. So what’s up for discussion - and what could be achieved?The official agenda: Trade, defense, and…
Here’s what to watch out for at the G7 outside trade and tariffs
As things get underway, a few storylines to watch for outside the Big Show on trade and tariffs. One of them is the conflict between Israel and Iran, as the countries continue to fire missiles at each other for a…
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