I Think They Get It Now
By Peter Zeihan
Disclaimer: The following newsletters were originally published in mid-2018. As the newsletter continues to grow, I will occasionally re-share some of my older releases for the newer members of the audience.
U.S. President Donald Trump made a… let’s call it a splash, at the G7 summit in Canada June 9, 2018. Normally, the G7 is a bit of a lovefest with leaders agreeing to push this bit of financial stability or that bit of poverty reduction. This time was different.
In this series we will go through the members of G7 and look at how this summit affected each of those countries.
To view all portions of this series, start here, or jump to other parts of this series: France, Germany, UK, Italy, Japan, and Canada. To view them all succinctly, keep reading.
PART 1: INTRO
U.S. President Donald Trump made a… let’s call it a splash, at the G7 summit in Canada June 9. The G7 comprises the seven largest industrialized democracies – the United States, Canada, Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, France and Italy – who also form the core of the entire American alliance network. Their leaders and finance ministers meet regularly to discuss challenges to the global order. Normally, the G7 is a bit of a lovefest with leaders agreeing to push this bit of financial stability or that bit of poverty reduction.
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