G7 summit wrap-up in Banff sparks final day policy questions

Thursday, May 22, 2025, 9:21 am

At Banff, G7 finance ministers are wrapping up their summit with discussions on global trade, AI, and other pressing topics. On the final day, officials face tough questions while managing high-stakes banter and avoiding the kind of diplomatic mishaps that keep international watchers both bemused and reassured.

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