G7 Faces Israeli-Iran Crisis at Alberta Summit
G7 Faces Israeli-Iran Crisis at Alberta Summit

G7 Faces Israeli-Iran Crisis at Alberta Summit

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During the 50th G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, world leaders confronted heightened tensions as Israel launched 'Operation Rising Lion' against Iran's nuclear and missile sites. The summit was marked by urgent calls from G7 members for de-escalation in the Middle East and for a ceasefire in Gaza, with a unified stance that Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons. President Trump departed early but joined in urging diplomatic solutions, while also reigniting trade tensions by pressing tariffs and discussing a possible bilateral deal with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who advocated for cautious negotiations. Major topics also included energy security, migration, and continued support for Ukraine amid Russia's ongoing war. Significant divisions persisted, particularly concerning trade and global diplomacy, but a more restrained tone was noted compared to previous years. The summit is expected to conclude without a joint communique, reflecting both ongoing divisions and areas of unity.

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