World on Edge At G7: Zelenskyy Warns, Modi Charms, Protesters Rage – Details | World News
Calgary, Canada/New Delhi: The G7 summit was opened in the shadow of global crises and diplomatic intrigues, but this year, the spotlight was to step into Canada about ten years later to revive a cold relationship.
Against the cinematic ground of pine -covered peaks and iced winds brushing Rockies in Kananaskis in Alberta, the world leaders were covered by a 51th G7 summit in an environment that resembles a higher bet than a diplomatic account than a diplomatic account.
Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney, the host of this year’s leading meeting, welcomed its leaders at a official welcome ceremony in front of a Pitoresque Pine Tree Fund.
Carney and his wife Diana Fox Carney were engaged to each leader with little conversations before posing for photos.
Trump said that the environment he chose to Carney was “beautiful ..
The German Chancellor Friedrich Merz asked Carney that he had gone one -to -one with Trump. The Prime Minister replied, “fantastic.”
Lightly joke did not last long. Carney recently changed the gear when buying the podium. He officially opened the group of seven summits, saying that they met to other leaders in one of the turning points in history ”.
Authority, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, referring to G7 meetings or 9/11 terrorist attack on the United States, said that the world was “more divided and dangerous ile than the past peaks and other“ hinge moments ”.
“The world is looking at this table for world leadership, Car said Carney, sitting in front of the United States, Germany, France, Japan’s leaders in Britain and Italy.
He estimated that he would have “open debates ve at the two -day summit, and he did not always participate, but he said he would make a difference for their citizens where they accepted.
This difference was already in motion, since informal diplomacy began with red wine and a realpolitic leap.
On Sunday night, he hit the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in a living room area in the mountain town of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Soon French President Emmanuel Macron and Giorgia Meloni from Italy joined them. The glasses are clogged. Speeches flowed. And the conversation became serious – against the increasing tensions between Israel and Iran.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer later told to journalists, “There is an increasing consensus. The risk of increasing the conflict is clear. Not only for the region, but also globally, the results are enormous.” He said.
Israel-Iran tensions are now at the top of the summit security agenda. Even the war in Ukraine passed.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy landed from Vienna to Canada with a singular message – Kiev does not want more help here, but here to buy weapons.
Biri One of the issues I will discuss with President Trump at the meeting, the defense package that Ukraine is ready to buy. We will also discuss frozen Russian assets and sanctions… We all have to work to make sure that the alliance between America and Europe is not disintegrated. ”
He said a “very important” chance to put pressure on the Kremlin on the G7. Orum I can’t imagine and I don’t want to imagine how to fight without the help of the United States, or he added.
UN Chief Flies
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres arrived in Canada to attend the energy security session of Tuesday. According to the UN spokesman Farhan Haq, the agenda of the agenda is diversification, technology and investment to ensure access and acquisition in a changing world ”.
Guterres is planned to meet this year’s G7’s host with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Other closed -door meetings, including a possible meeting with Trump.
In the midst of this paid ground, the entrance of PM Narendra Modi created silent fluctuations and hope.
The author of Kushal described his visit to Mehra as a “an ice breaking moment between India and Canada. “Prime Minister Carney did not give us any reason not to be satisfied with him… This is far from the elements of this (Halistan). This is a good starting point for India,” he said.
A feeling echoed by Indian business leaders. Harish Group CEO Harish Consul said, “A brand new section in Canada-India relations… Alberta is now the fastest growing region in North America… We must ignore the past and look forward and start without visiting Modi Ji.”
The summit points to the eleventh participation in India’s G7 social assistance. And as AI, energy safety and private investment, as priorities enter the center, Modi’s visit sends a strong signal – India is a global player.
Strange moment?
In True Donald Trump fashion, US President found headlines for dual collar pins – one of the US and Canadian flags. However, in a surprising bending, Canada explained that this was not a gift. “This is all,” Carney’s spokesman Emily Williams said.
Although it was small, Pim was added to the theaters of the summit – the US President, as well as the rhetoric of trade war, the arrival that kept him away from the informal groups of European leaders.
On the Summit site, Canada used a castle -like security detail, fearing pro -Khalistan protesters, Grizzlies. “Fence barriers are placed around the places where the attractions (food) are located (food),” Alberta Public Security said.
“This year, our biggest concern is not only politics, but wildlife,” he said.
The arrival of Modi electrified the Indian origin communities in Canada. Tarun Jain, a IT expert in Toronto, summarized his mood, saying, “There is a lot of enthusiasm in the Indian community.
But not everyone celebrates. A small but vocal eaves of Khalistan Farms of extremists used the moment to perform anti -Indian protests, and even used young children to disrespect the image of PM Modi’s image.
In India, recoil was fast. “The pro -Khalistan people are spraying poison against India… The Sikhs are known for harmony and have done a lot for our modi community.”
Bur There are some pro -excessive forces in Canada who cannot do anything in India in Canada. This is a fatal thing for both Punjab and Canada. ”
Patna Sahib Gurudwara Takht was even weighed. Spokesman Sudeep Singh said: “PM Modi solved problems such as Kartarpur Owner Corridor. Such protests are unacceptable and no Sikh can tolerate them.”
For now, the summit continues full of critical speeches and symbolic moments. The G7 2025 is a test of partnerships in a broken world, from the global unity in Iran and Ukraine to the optimism renewed in India-Canada ties.
And in the snowy silence of Rockies, even if the protests are slightly echoed in the background, a reset may be shaped silently.
