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CAPRI, Italy (AP) — The United States told the Group of Seven foreign ministers on Friday that it received “last minute” information from Israel about a drone action in Iran, but didn't participate in the apparent attack, officials said.

Israel gave US last-minute warning about drone attack on Iran, Italian foreign minister says at G7

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During a trip to Asia for the G7 summit in May, President Joe Biden took credit for improving ties with three allies in the region: Australia, India and Japan. 

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Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived Saturday in Japan for the G7 Summit. His personal appearance is meant to rally international support for Ukraine, as it prepares for an anticipated major push to take back territory seized by Russia in the war that started in February last year.

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Ukraine President Zelenskyy arrives in Hiroshima for G7 Summit 

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This morning, president Biden met again with world leaders at the third and final day of the G-7 summit in the UK. The group making news on COVID-19 vaccinations, climate change and China, just days before the President's anticipated sit-down with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Geneva

you know, the President just wrapped up with the White House has called a very successful G seven conference on the environment. It looks as though the G seven nations have come together and agreed on some sweeping changes, essentially pushing themselves away from fossil fuels and shoring up some money for developing economies to also ensure that they are able to separate themselves From their reliance on fossil fuels. Some $2 billion 100 days. And then there was a lot of talk about other major issues. The main one has been confronting authoritarianism throughout the world, specifically china. And now Russia biden is going to have a much anticipated meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Now that meeting has been hanging over this whole weekend with the G7 and it really just goes to show what biden has been saying that the us is back in diplomacy and that this diplomacy, this multilateralism, all of these international institutions, they're crucial not just for fighting the pandemic, fighting global warming, but also for fighting what the what the biden administration calls a kind of creeping authoritarianism throughout the world. Matt Bradley, NBC. News Penzance.

G7 summit discusses COVID-19 vaccinations, climate change, China 

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When President Joe Biden and his aides were planning his visit to the Cornish coast this weekend, many -- including the President -- viewed it as something of a homecoming.

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Protest at G7 includes inflated heads of President Joe Biden and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. 

G7 protest includes barge carrying inflatable figures of Biden, Johnson

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The sculpture is made from old mobile phones, computers and even vacuum cleaners. World leaders meeting for the G7 summit are trying to tackle climate change and plan for a greener future.

<p>Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Mhm. Yes. Yeah. Mhm. Mhm. So knowing that car, jesus. Mhm. And really it's just to raise awareness of the global problem of E waste. It's a rather misunderstood and and and not you know something that people are aware of. The global e waste problem that we have. It's 53 million tons of E. Waste that's created every year of which the G-7 contributes about 40% of that. Currently we have to deal with it as a as a human race. We have to deal with it not as nations where one nation is pushing off to another nation to get rid of polluting all their land with it. This is why it's the G. Seven leaders that's why it's here is to get them all talking to each other and just say let's sort this out as a human race. You know let's try and find out. Let's try and build things that we can repair. They build things that last longer. Let's you know not have to have the new newest thing every time. But let's find a way of dealing with this before we just get buried under it. It will be irreversible in 10 years. And At the minute the climate change is going badly. So countries need to sort out in a fridge or hoover or could last 20 years. It doesn't have to be thrown away so quickly and hopefully this will draw people's attention to the fact, especially the people over there In the G-7, that these things that something has to be done about this. The manufacturers have to be made aware that this just can't go on that we should pay more for something that will last for a long time. Well, I hope the G7 will be a turning point in our approach to environmental problems to humanity and that it's very clear that we've got this overwhelming crisis looming now all the scientists are warning of it and have been for many years. But politicians have been rather slow to take up the cause and to start making substantive changes and time and time again. We come across cases where they say the right things and then do the opposite, which is very frustrating and is biding time wasting time when we really need to be making fundamental changes in the way we live.</p>

'Mount Recyclemore' tries to highlight environmental threat

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On the table is explaining President Trump's decision to abandon a controversial plan to host the G7 summit at his Florida resort, and his chief of staff's insistence that he didn't publicly admit to a quid pro quo on Ukraine -- all amid growing pressure on Syria.

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China shows little signs of yielding despite President Trump's upbeat assessment before leaving the G7 summit in France.

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Before leaving France, the president sounded an optimistic note on the China trade war.

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On Monday, before the close of the G7 meetings in France, the heads of those nations gathered to talk about climate change and what could be done to address the warming of our planet. Donald Trump didn't go.