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Di Antonio Villafranca e Matteo Villa
On June 10 a virtual G7 summit was supposed to take place in the US. As the Covid-19 pandemic is still taking its toll across the world, Donald Trump tried to hold the G7 in person in late June. After a (very) cold reception by the other leaders he had to postpone the meeting until September. However, this decision is raising further doubts, as the US presidential elections will be just around the corner, and as President Trump plans to invite other countries, most notably Russia. Is the G7 still a meaningful summit? From trade to Covid-19 to environment, is it still able to deliver? Are leaders’ expectations and priorities too far from each other? How to link the US G7 with the Saudi G20?
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