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G7 in G7 in Canada, under first-hour host mark carney, has a careful planned agenda.

That program was initiated by the opening war between Israel and Iran and US President Donald Trump’s early leave.

However, Carney said Tuesday this summit “can start a new co-operate period that promotes the long-term fulfillment of short-term recovery”.

Here are five takeaways from dramatic G7 in Kananaskis, Alberta.

G7 countries – Italy, US, France, Germany, UK, Canada and Japan – a leader starting Tuesday to leave Summit DC.

Participants put a positive drop of sudden leave.

Prime Minister Carney said he knew the decision of the President, while the French head Emmanuel Macron called a question to the reporter if the group today was a group of de facto G6 “disrespectful”.

Trump said he left for rapidly unfolding events between Israel and Iran.

The White House insulted the President had a “good day” in Alberta and achieved a lot of travel. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent remained in the back to represent the US.

Trump’s departure should not be a bad thing, says Denisse Rudich, Director of G7 Research Group London.

While there he was, showing that each “eggs” with the leaders who smile, but be vigilant “You don’t know what to move”.

They are more relaxed on the next day, he said. “It’s not forced. It’s more natural.”

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Tuesday, most of the world’s attention shifts from the Rocky Mountains resort to Canada to revealing the Middle East conflict and uncertainty about the possible flow of US action.

The conflict also rounded most of the first days of the summit while G7 leaders were looking for their response to the stress of the region.

Later, all seven, ours, also released a communication that encouraged a “escalation of the mid-east battle, including a ceasefire in the midst of Israel and Iran.

Later Trump accuses the French president “Publicity searched for his suggestion that the US is working on a cease.

On Tuesday, Macron said it was Trump that deals with that choice.

“I am not responsible for changes in the mind of handling US,” he said.

Despite return, the statement is a performance of unity.

In Ukraine, Zelensky will leave this summit with new help from Canada but especially without the same support statement.

There are reports that fall on Canadian plans for a strong statement of the US resistance.

Forced to that, Carney denied a lack of harmony, and taught Ukraine’s remarks at the Summit Chairman Summary statement.

In that statement, the G7 “expresses support for President Trump’s efforts to achieve a reasonable and lasting peace in Ukraine” and prevents Russia to agree to a cessation.

It is also said that they are “determined to explore all options to increase Russian pressure, including financial penalties” – something Trump opposes.

Another result is likely to cause digging for carney at home. Prime Minister of Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi in Summit is a point of tension in Sikh Canada.

Carney’s Office said India and Canada agreed to return diplomatic services after two countries drive top envoys.

It follows the accusation of Ottawa that new government agents in Delhi are involved in killing a leader in Sikh separatist in Canada’s land.

According to a meeting between Carney and Modi, he raised “transnational crust and representatives, security, and rules based on the rules” in conversation.

Still, Carney, a former Central Bank Governor for Canada and the UK, Went into his first G7 Summit as Prime Minister and Host with a focused agenda and left with joint statements on artificial intelligence, migrant smuggling, critical minerals and other issues.

The method is “short, detailed, oriented to action – you can see the banker”, says Ms. Rudich.

He praised “results that are directed” diplomacy procedure, teaches the example of a global co-operation agreement with wildfires “without reference to climate change”.

One of the most viewed moments in the summit is a sitting between Trump and Carney.

The two countries are reported to be close to a trade and security agreement after spawns in the speeches last month to solve their tit-for-tat tariffs.

Trump said Hardles stayed – he was a “tariff person”, Carney “had a more complicated idea”.

But those differences are unreliable, according to a statement from Carney’s office, saying “Leaders agree to continue with the negotiations in the forall 30 days”.

In that deadline, the Prime Minister says he will follow an agreement “in the best interests of true Canada and agrees with US interests”.

The G7 also gives the opportunity to include many world leaders in Canadian sales.

The Prime Minister has a noble purpose of making Canada’s economy is stronger than G7 while trying to reduce the deep credibility of the US economy.

On Tuesday, European officials say they were about to sign a Defense Agreement in Canada, who also wanted to reduce American trust.

Trump is open about something he wants from Summit: trading deals.

While Carney did not walk with one, the Prime Minister of British Sir Keir Starmmer and the US leader was all the smiles of a tariff of the agreement that they had sealed in the last month.

Many attendance leaders want to press the president of his tariffs and trades.

Like Canada, the Prime Minister of Japan Shigeru Isera and Trump failed to reach a collapse but agreed to continue trading talks.

“We explore the possibility of an emptiness of emptiness, but there are still points where our views remain divided,” Ishiba told the reporters.

There are some pressure in the US that ends as well – Trump promised deals on his own 9 July Deadline marking the end of a 90-day stopping his “Place Day” tariffs.

The President of the European Commission Ursula Der Leyen said the continued trading talks between the US and the EU are “complex”, with a “advancing”, with the intention of an agreement in July.