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At the G7 summit in Kananaskis, diplomatic leaders find themselves unexpectedly contending with escalating Middle East tensions as a conflict narrative between Israel and Iran disrupts an already jam-packed agenda. What began as routine policy and economic talks has quickly morphed into a contentious debate over regional conflicts and trade disputes, forcing seasoned negotiators into some serious diplomatic gymnastics.
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