Pats on back, all smiles as Macron, Johnson appear to bury hatchet for G7

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French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson appeared to bury the hatchet on Sunday. With pats on the back and smiles the two leaders jovially exchanged pleasantries at the start of their bilateral meeting. French officials said the Northern Ireland protocol had not been part of bilateral talks on Sunday and that on the contrary the two sides had decided to improve their relationship.

2 months ago·Berlin, Germany

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