G7 leaders meet in France as tensions between Europe and the United States shape agenda
The Group of Seven summit opened in France Monday, with European and U.S. officials arriving amid reported strain between the two sides.
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The Group of Seven summit opened in France Monday, with European and U.S. officials arriving amid reported strain between the two sides.
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