The G7 leaders' communique to be adopted at their summit in Hiroshima this weekend will call for firmly maintaining and strengthening a free and open international order based on the rule of law and opposing any threat to use nuclear weapons, according to sources.
The world is currently confronted by the issues of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and China's intimidating behavior.
According to multiple Japanese government sources, a draft of the communique's main points states the G7 strongly opposes any attempt to change the territorial status quo anywhere in the world.
