The summit of Group of Seven wealthy nations pitted US President Donald Trump against the leaders of Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Canada and Japan on several issues, with European diplomats frustrated at having to revisit questions they hoped were long settled.
Trump, who has previously called global warming a hoax, tweeted that he would make a decision next week on whether to back the 2015 Paris Agreement on curbing carbon emissions following lengthy discussions with G7 partners.
Merkel added that the debate over trade had also been “very tough” but expressed satisfaction that U.S. President Donald Trump had agreed to language in the final G7 communique that pledges to fight protectionism and commits to a rules-based international trade system.
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