G7 finance ministers meet in Canada to discuss Russia-Ukraine peace and Trump's tariffs
Cristina Petrache
Economy
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The G7 finance ministers' meeting in Canada focuses on topics such as the Russia-Ukraine peace talks and the impact of Trump's tariffs. While difficulties are expected in reaching a consensus with the US administration, officials from the other six countries want to maintain the unity of the alliance. The talks will also touch on China and support for Ukraine in the run-up to the G7 summit in June.
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