US EditionIsrael-Iran conflict set to dominate G7 summit
- World leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, gathered on Sunday in Kananaskis, Alberta, for a Group of Seven summit.
- The summit follows rising global tensions, including Trump's trade wars marked by 10% import tariffs and Russia's 2014 ousting after Crimea's annexation, with Trump pushing for Russia's readmission.
- Discussions are expected to focus on Israel's recent attacks on Iran, ongoing war in Ukraine, and the challenge posed by trade barriers amid calls from Carney that the U.S. no longer dominates global affairs.
- Peter Boehm, Canada's deputy minister, said, they managed "to pull off a pretty good summit" despite disbelief over instability blamed largely on the U.S., while Max Bergmann called looming tariffs the "big X Factor."
- The summit's outcomes could influence global economic growth, which the World Bank downgraded due to trade barriers, and will test leaders' ability to navigate fraught U.S. relations amid protests and security restrictions.
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Kananaskis (Canada), 15 Jun (EFE).- Between the waves of missiles being launched by Israel and Iran, and threatening to provoke a serious regional conflict, G7 leaders (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States) are launching this Sunday a complicated three-day summit in the Canadian town of Kananaskis with multiple crises on its agenda and without a consensus among countries over Donald Trump's eruption. Th…
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