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At G7, thousands protest over climate change, Tigray crisis and Myanmar coup

Summary by South China Morning Post

Supporters of Extinction Rebellion campaigned against the use of fossil fuels, while other groups protested against the military coup in Myanmar and the Tigray crisis in Ethiopia.

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NDTV

Sparkle Of 300 Drones For Environment Awareness As G7 Leaders Meet

As world leaders gathered in Cornwall to attend the G7 summit, the environmental organisation Greenpeace UK sent out a message to tackle the climate crisis.

3 years ago·New Delhi, India

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South China Morning Post

At G7, thousands protest over climate change, Tigray crisis and Myanmar coup

Supporters of Extinction Rebellion campaigned against the use of fossil fuels, while other groups protested against the military coup in Myanmar and the Tigray crisis in Ethiopia.

3 years ago·Hong Kong

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Anadolu Ajansı

G7 leaders meet in Cornwall for 1st in-person summit in 2 years

Top issue is recovery from COVID-19 pandemic, with UK premier saying ‘lessons must be learned’ - Anadolu Agency

3 years ago·Türkiye

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Belfast Telegraph

Thousands protest over climate change, Ethiopia and Myanmar at G7 summit

Thousands of protesters have marched through the streets of Cornwall on day two of the G7 summit as leaders of the world’s richest nations gathered to discuss coronavirus and other key issues.

3 years ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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Lancaster Post

Readers' letters: Leaders should have gone online for G7 Summit

Does anyone know why, if there is still a pandemic - with a new, serious variant - are world leaders and their entourages still coming to Cornwall for the G7 Summit?

3 years ago·Lancaster, United Kingdom

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commonspace.eu

G7 leaders meet in Cornwall to discuss the main issues of our time

G7 leaders met in Cornwall, in the South of England on Friday (11 June) to discuss the main issues of our time. They are later today expected to commit to using all their resources in an effort to ensure the devastation caused by a pandemic like Covid-19 is never repeated in a declaration that sets out a series of measures intended to achieve this.

3 years ago

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