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The Israeli -Iran conflict will be dominated by the upcoming gathering of seven leaders, not only because of further escalation, but also due to President Donald Trump’s “Huge Uncertainty” by the United States, experts.
The unofficial G7 seven progressive economy group will meet from June 15 to 17 in Kananaskis, Alberta.
Keeping the current G7 Presidency, Canada is organizing this year. As long as the agenda changes, depending on how things are developing in the Middle East, the latest crisis is already designed to move on from what is thought to be a platform for entrepreneur Canadian Prime Minister Mark Kernie to show his leadership at home and global audiences.
The G7 countries include Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States as well as the European Union. In addition, the host country usually calls for a few heads of other countries, usually because they are considered important global and economic things. Canada has invited India, Saudi Arabia, Ukraine with some others.
Karney was likely to have been hoping to avoid the last time US President Donald Trump visited Canada-2018. a year. In the end, which was considered a successful gathering, Trump in the social media wrote that he had pointed out to his employees not to sign the final communication-the Unity demonstrated by the G7 countries, and that is the basis, and it is abandoned, and it is abandoned and it is abandoned, and “Traweou”, and the same as weak and left, and it is weak, and it is weak, and the one who is Canadian Prime Minister Justin Traweau at the end, “by itself” and it is weak and it is weak and it is weak and it is Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trawea.
But communication is never signed, said Julia Kulika, Director of Strategic Initiatives of the G7 Study Group at the Toronto University College of Trinity, pointing to the incident as another example of an unpredictable Trump.
There are already differences this year, so joint communication is not expected, and instead, Karny is expected to issue a “chair summary”, which will reflect the three -day events.
But Robert Rogovsky, a professor of trade and economic diplomacy at the International Institute of International Studies, said that G7 members could not avoid the latest topics of the Middle East crisis caused by a massive Israeli attack on military and nuclear weapons in Iran early Friday morning – and since then caused relative jets. The US said it was not involved in Israeli strike in Iran, but Trump told reporters on Friday that it was previously aware of the attack.
“This attack, counterattack and the US announcement that it is not involved, and its warning of remaining away from American assets as goals, may be the first thing discussed, as it now creates a real, whole war in the Middle East.
“Crisis Answers” group?
The G7 “was designed as a crisis reaction group with the ability to act and quickly adapt to international challenges… So in a way, it is good that they meet this weekend because they will have the opportunity to respond quickly,” Kulik said.
Even before this latest outbreak, the G7 came in his 51 in the time of the hinge, “due to economic disorders and also geopolitical shifts,” said Vina Nadjibulla, Vice President of the Pacific Foundation of Canadian Asia, and researcher. Nadjibulla referred to the global tariffs discovered by Trump at the beginning of this year, as well as the foreign policy of foreign policy under his leadership, and the old alliance no longer cared for, and the message of America First.
Against this background, “Prime Minister Karney has tried to meet with this moment and be as targeted as possible,” Nadjibulla added, pointing to a list of priorities that was announced before the summit last week.
This list focuses on strengthening global peace and security, including combating foreign intervention and international crime, and improving the response to fires; Promoting economic growth by improving energy security and attracting public and private partnerships to stimulate investment.
The notified priorities that are important in the domestic market, but also internationally, are “proof” of Karnie’s intentions and “economic formation is ahead and center,” Nadjibulla said.
Negotiations on global peace would have focused on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the Israeli war against Gaza, but the attention will now turn to Iran, said Kulik: “And other leaders around the table will have difficult questions about Donald Trump about what happened wrong with talks and what he is going to get to.
Trump is “coin flip”
Experts have already been looking for outbreaks at the upcoming three -day event, attending Mercurial Trump.
“His reaction is very emotional and performance, so it could be any of them, and it could decide the Dynamics of G7,” Rogovsky said. “If he comes, wanting to build some bridges, it could be successful, but if he wants to point out a point, and this is another world wrestling federation for him, then (it can go anywhere). With Trump it”SA coins flip. ”
But despite the contact of Iran and Israel, the G7 will still have the opportunity to create a tone in a difficult tariff warfare and slow down the local and global economy. He is also aware that Canada must “improve its political game” and find new ways to improve its economy and security. This is particularly seen in the invitation to Indian Prime Minister Narendra fashion, as Canada has recently had diplomatic tensions with India for the killing of 2023 in Sikhu leader in Canadian soil.
It shows that Karney is aware that in order to make progress on his agenda, “he will have to work with countries with which you might have a disagreement, but you cannot let these issues dictate the big picture,” said Nadjibulla. “Charney sets a stage for a successive meeting.”
Rogovsky added: “Karney is a globalist and wants to let Canada become a power of Unity in the multilateral system. I see he takes on the role of the bridge maker. Maybe he’s the guy who can pull it off.”
At the same time, he said, “It will be interesting to see how other leaders are approaching Trump. Whether it will be a Kowtow case for the king or he will be a bully on the playground and we will stand him.”
Rogovsky at Cayenne Pepper is the presence of the upcoming President of Ukraine Volodmir Zelenskyy, whose trump and US vice president JD Vance at the White House White House in the White House at the White House in the White House was not “grateful” in the White House.
The three -day event takes place after initial meetings in May between Finance Ministers and Central Bank leaders owned by the G7 countries in Banff.
