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Kremlin calls G7 'useless', agrees with Trump that kicking out Russia was a mistake
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that U.S. President Donald Trump was right to assert that it had been a big mistake to expel Russia from the Group of Eight in 2014, but that the G7 was no longer significant for Russia and looked "rather useless" now.
Trump uses G7 photo-op to complain, again, about throwing Russia out of what was once the G8
President Donald Trump kick offs his time at the G7 summit in the Canadian Rockies with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. While Carney thanked Trump for his "personal leadership," Trump complained about throwing Russia out of what was once the G8.
The Trump administration shelved in recent weeks an inter-agency working group it had set up to formulate strategies for ...
NATO warplanes were scrambled on Ukraine’s borders overnight amid savage new strikes by Russia, killing at least 15 in Kyiv ...
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‘Disrespect to US’: Ukraine brands Russia’s ‘horrific’ bombardment of KyivNorth Korea is suspected of supplying Russia with ballistic missiles, antitank rockets and millions of rounds of ammunition ...
President Donald Trump left the G-7 meeting in Canada a day early. Officials reversed guidance exempting some workplaces from ...
Britain and its allies at the Group of Seven (G7) countries are expected to announce further sanctions against Russia on ...
No 10 says G7 allies back the measures - but Donald Trump indicates the US will not impose more sanctions now.
Tensions erupted at the G7 summit after Donald Trump sensationally claimed that expelling Russia from the group in 2014 was a ...
Russia has made "tactical" gains from the war between Iran and Israel, local media suggests, including a redirection of ...
The Baltic Sea has been dubbed the "NATO Lake" following the accession to the alliance of Sweden and Finland. Countries ...
The Prime Minister said targeting Moscow with further action would 'undoubtedly' form part of talks at the international ...
Out of the 11,000 soldiers sent to the frontline, more than 6,000 have lost their lives says the British Defence Intelligence ...
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