President Donald Trump heads to this week's G7 summit in France facing a packed agenda that includes the war in Ukraine, tensions within NATO, trade disputes and questions about whether his administration's diplomatic push in the Middle East can translate into broader cooperation with America's allies.
The June 15-17 gathering in Évian-les-Bains comes just days after the White House touted the signature on Friday of a U.S.-Iran peace agreement, a development Trump is expected to highlight in discussions with fellow leaders. However, the summit is also expected to expose divisions between Washington and its partners on security, defense spending and the future of support for Ukraine.
