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trade with g-7 nations. capping off some tense days leading up to the summit as trade war fears swirled. >> but the relationships are very good. whether it be president macron. justin did a really good job. i think the relationships were outstanding. but because of the fact that the leaders of the past didn't do a good job on trade and again i'm not blaming countries, i'm blaming our people that represented our past. it's going to change. it's not a question of i hope it changes. it's going to change. 100%. and tariffs are going to come way down. because we -- people cannot continue to do that. we're like the piggy bank that everybody's robbing and that ends. >> cnn's boris sanchez is live for us in quebec city. so, boris, too early to tell how that message was received by his fellow g-7 leaders? >> that's right, we should be hearing from them. several of the g-7 leaders have press conferences coming up in the next few hours. i'm sure they will react to president trump's tough talk on trade. over the past fe

panana, who are in group g with belgium and england, lost 1—0 in norway.s have withdrawn from england's squad for friday's world cup qualifier in russia. manchester city forward christiansen has a thigh injury, while arsenal midfielder nobbs has a foot problem. lucy staniforth and lauren bruton have been called up as replacements. meanwhile, england striker eni aluko hasjoined juventus in italy. she had announced a couple of weeks ago that she'd be moving abroad after her contract with english champions chelsea expired. she joins former liverpool midfielder katie zellem in turin. aston villa have resolved their immediate financial crisis and will settle a £4 million tax bill. a tax payment was missed on friday, but £500,000 has already been paid to hmrc, with more to follow by the end of the week. villa face a third successive season outside the top flight after losing the championship play—off final to fulham. a former finance director, mark ansell, comparing their problems to "rolling the dice at a casino" and losing. chief executive keith wyness was sus

government before this what always expressed a need and desire to improve relations with moscow and in fact of all the g seven countries. italy probably had the best relations with moscow throughout this period since two thousand and fourteen and long before that in fact italy had an excellent relationship with the soviet union it was the country with biggest problem is very . sixty sixty seventy and cultural economic and political relations the fear that built into the car factory do you believe the same as you could read latin and there was a town called do you think in the soviet union named after the time communist leader so from that departed from that area i'm not surprised at all that this government would do is mention the need to get closer to russia for one thing. time companies are dying to do business with russia again particularly the ones that voted. in the north where the later one a lot because many of those countries have suffered a major loss of business because of the sanctions imposed on russia so. well no i was just going to ask you know there was a lot of tweet fighting if you will

in combat with the g. seven summit is due to start soon now on general which is trump trying to do with the statement saying that russia should be back in the g. seven and what used to be the g eight. well it's quite telling brings up this topic right now while leaving for canada we have no indication that this topic was actually on the hasty seven again and spy calling on russia to be readmitted to this g seven summits he is clearly breaking with the leaders even before they all have got to get over here and can because nothing has changed on the ground russia was expelled from the g eight meetings because of its aggression against ukraine because of its and they say sion of crimea and that as i said has not changed on the ground and i have coverage from since he's integration and i have to say that it's his typical way of dealing with disputes and crisis to us seems to be quite isolated here in canada so he is trying to distract the attention from the disputed topics like such as trade or the iran nuclear

with the exit of the u.s. from the climate deal there is dissent within the g seven just as much as with the announcement of tariffson the mean human steel which we believe are illegal and also the issue of the iranian nuclear deal which the u.s. has withdrawn from. there may be disagreements. i regard this as. much like a family quarrel we will do what is necessary to protect the united states its businesses and its workforce don't blame trump. blame the nations that have broken away from those conditions blame the other countries now that's what you want to hear right before a g. seven summit the post motivation trip between you will be leaders and so u.s. president is better that. no ideas because also serves as subjects we are talking about that these lesions would be better if we have. not only covered with the toes we have covered on almost every subject and lived between the buses and washington so you'll be in your mean and united states who become bigger and bigger. so speaking to journalists in china russian president vladimir putin touched on moscow's relationship with the g. seven. concerning the return

now with years g. seven summit is being held in the canadian province of quebec one of the key industries there is fisheries claire richardson met some people whose livelihood depends on it and who had been looking forward to the g seven tackling climate change and polluted oceans they're the underwater canaries in a coal mine lobsters are particularly sensitive to climate change and the fishmonger selling them stand to lose a lot if g seven countries can't agree on taking action to stop it we might say yes i think it's important to respect the equations imposed on the companies even if it causes economic pain we can see that climate change is happening from the migration of lobsters and shrimp. with it so that the exam and. protecting the oceans is one of canada's main priorities as it hosts world leaders for a summit in quebec. they had hoped to find agreement on reducing pollution from plastics but now u.s. president donald trump is skipping saturday's meeting on climate change clean energy and ocea

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he said that relations out of ten with album members of the g. seven attend the others would concur with that. but. it seems to be an adventure an alternative reality i don't think any of the other six members would agree on that before there's some it happened emanuel mccrone of france justin trudeau of canada met to talk about how to talk to tribes they talked about peace and trick tariffs as being illegal unacceptable and then trump tweeted back with a number of tweets saying that canada and the european union were unfair in their trade with the united states and then he went on and pushed that he not only didn't back off when he came here he pushed that line of thinking even further so that really nobody else i think walked away had. there is a photograph that we hope to get soon that was put out by angela merkel's office. of germany that shows all six other members facing down rather severely and that gives you an idea of just how tense this was one of the things that they may have been facing about the times and over the else was the issue o

g. seven isn't united against him in this case japan wanted to have closer relations with russia italy as has been said the new government might be open for that so he might have caused some some. discussions inside the g seven that stop people talking about the trade issues that you think it was so in the direction of conflict and war now. it's too early to do that to take russia back in because the conditions need to be fulfilled and i think the others have shown if you sign of unity against america it was well in terms of those tariffs we're going to talk about it even if he maybe doesn't want to the french official has now said the u.s. and the e.u. will have some talks in the coming weeks about this is a positive step in that direction towards alleviating a trade war is trump going to potentially throw another monkey wrench in the process i think they talk about tariffs of wild as they should i mean we have just stopped negotiating t. to the transatlantic trade and investment partnership between the e.u. and the us. in which the terrorists would have been abolished anyway so. trump c

with the exit of the u.s. from the climate deal there is dissent within the g seven just as much as with the announcement of tariffs on the i mean humans which we believe are illegal and also the issue of the iranian nuclear deal which the u.s. has withdrawn from. moreover merkel warns of this lack of compromise may lead to the g seven failing to issue a joint statement that would make this year's summit in toronto the first ever and without a communique and chances are high it will with the french president emanuel macron also rumored to be unwilling to sign a joint paper with trump unless he makes some concessions and makes an effort to mend all the multilateral deals he's jumped which most likely will not actually according to his economic advisor this row is no big deal at all. there may be disagreements. i regard this as. much like a family quarrel we will do what is necessary to protect the united states its businesses and its workforce don't blame trump. blame the nations that have broken away from those conditions blame the other countries now that's what you want to hear right before a g. seven summit dona

is going to win it's all in russia today's kickoff world cup countdown continues with group g. and with england we have to wonder will this summer marks the end of fifty two years of good question how far can england make it around the sixteen i think that's that's more than an hour and why don't all the brits just play together with scotland wiles and northern ireland. imagine an international football team in the front line of cars piled high with time and will break and make a bridge tells us why he is english up there oh. but we've got germans. and japanese and german japanese should make it so really for this summer. let's get things started with only that's me son brigade. the group g. way taking a trip back in time to ninety nine hundred six when the old wembley still stood and england hosted the european championship. in their iconic tournament and david baddiel and frank skinner sang about. and when england made it through to the semifinal it looked as though the white for a first trophy since the sixty six world cup could be over. but we all know what happened next ger

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the world cup we can see is england face panama in group g. with fans initially ready for kick off any second now. he says can be a challenge him a nice enough good at. six seven. germany come back from the brink to save that told him and snatching a two one win against sweden on saturday. was luck. and in the other stories from this week the united states withdraws from the un human rights council describing the polity as a biased and hypocritical.

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with his influence i any does we all agreed that a return of russia to the g seven summits columns happen until substantial progress has been made in connection with the problems with ukraine. russia iran climate change world trade the list of issues on the g. seven summit agenda is long but it's far from clear if the leaders will be able to agree on anything substantial besides trumps tariffs on steel and aluminum from allies which splits the us from canada mexico and the e.u. there strains even within the european bloc the new italian prime minister just epic conte has openly expressed support for president trump. with tensions rising and a possible trade war looming amongst close allies the future of the g. seven is hard to gauge many observers have said it's likely this summit will and without a joint communique signed off on by all its members. joining me now is our correspondent claire richardson and come back thirty clare good to see you trumpets calling for russia to rejoin the g. seven how big a shadow has been cast over the entire meeting high of a well these g seven meetings ar

with more. mr. speaker, the g-7 meeting can only be described as a failure and the blame for that lies with the current im -- current incumbent of the white house. the problems facing leaders is that the white house is inhabited by a president committed to his slogan america first. that has meant a dismantling of multilateral agreements, the pulling out of the paris climate change accords and the destabilization of the iran nuclear deal and now the imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminium. attempts by g-7 leaders including president macron and the prime minister to engage with president trump have resulted in no discernible moderation deviation from america first. in these circumstances, it's rer than ever that u.k. policy, whether trade policy or foreig policy, cannot be outsourced to the u.s. will she join me in condemning the comments of president trump's trade advisor saying that, and i quote, there's a special place in hell for justin trudeau? mr. speaker, the use of chemical weapons whether on the street

if you look at the pictures with the colleagues at the g-7 meeting. it looks tense. we see our friends upset over trade issues. forgetting the major issue. what are your thoughts on the trade war on aluminum and steel. >> i'll b glad share that with you. i want t to something important. the world got behind president trump when it came to sanctions. the n.n. cost their missile program to get out of control and develop more bond. i want to complement china and russia. this will only work if the world will tell north korea it will come to an end if diplomacy fails. as for the trade dispute i was informed by the national security bolten. they had a good meeting with the g-6. they had a statement they could approve. you go out for a news conference and through it tobacco in the president's face. one thing i can tell you is double dealing to. rth korea is watching the meeting. the canadians stabbed the president? the back and now he's out. >> i want to get back to north korea in a second. i had a opportunity to speak with trump on friday. he wanted me to make it clear that

g. eight to be reinstated with russia returned to the group of leading industrial nations but there's also talk of a g six as the french president suggests kicking out the u.s. . you don't get maybe the american president doesn't mind being isolated today but we also don't mind being six if need be. the red cross poll seventy one workers out of war torn yemen over security risks and humanitarian groups says its activity in the country has been blocked threatened and of directly targeted. four palestinians are reportedly shot and killed by israeli troops while hundreds are injured during a violent protest at the gaza border. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international. glad to have you with us the u.s. president has called for the g. seven to reinstate russia as a member of the group of leading industrial nations he made the remarks as he was departing the white house for this year's summit in canada. this. would be. right. back to you. right here on the way to the summit trump said that russia as a world leader should be at the negotiating table so that t

his g seven partners. is better with purchasing power something other things up per capita of the g seven for example the g seven small wealthy but the economies of the c.e.o. combined a larger than the g seven on the population is almost half of the planet another question he was asked the g seven at the end there was basically a communique where they combined leaders of the g seven they signed a communique calling on russia to stop the stabilizing the world they were referring to the script crisis from the u.k. and basically putin said that everyone expressed solidarity with london after the script fair but this lead to nothing it's all based on nothing he said he said putin said stop imagining things do actual issues make actual efforts for cooperation referring to his professional partners in the west and just briefly here one other question from the press reports that austria is ready to hold a u.s. and russia summit where where putin could meet with trump and putin agrees that both he and trump believe the meeting

are going to be controlled along with efforts to combat terrorism and extremism and those who spread this deadly ideology. the nations of the g seven are bound together by shared values and beliefs that came out loud and clear each of our nations is totally unique with our own people and our own sovereign obligations but we can coordinate together in achieve a common good a good for all for all of our people all of our nations were linked in the great effort to create a more just peaceful and prosperous world and from the standpoint of trade and jobs and being fair to companies we are really i think committed i think they are starting to be committed to a much more fair trade situation for the united states because it has been treated very very unfairly and i don't blame other leaders for that i blame our past leaders there was no reason that this should have happened last year they lost eight hundred we as a nation over the years but the latest numbers eight hundred seventeen billion dollars on trade that's ridiculous and it's unacceptable and everybody was told that so i don't blame them i blame our leaders in fact i can gr

leadership the democrats can look to do actually prove to be a counter point to the republicans who are g withhe time agreein trump, the ones in congress, and the fact that the supremert may be pro trump policies means there is not a counterpoint. so we're going to cross the aisle to me not as important as being an important counterpoint to the trump administration. >> how much is the democratic party being hurt by, you know, what we saw pla this week, which is sort of this lack of civility, right? then you have cesswoman maxine waters over aegaphone telling people to publicly confront trump officials. bshe was criticizey party leaders, but there's also this generation of activists that are saying, no, this is exactly what is needed. the democratic party has been weak. >> right. there was a column the other day in "the chronicle" about howhe represents -- alexandria re presents standing up f something. like don't sort of do this sort of mealouth moveo the middle. a lot of these primary races, that's who are winning, people taking more progressive positions and standing up for stuff. now, the w

with leaders from these countries. they're coming up right here at the g-7 summit in ebec. ng for some heated moments as the president deals with some of the countries that he just hit with new import taxes last week. the new tariffs causing a lot of tension and more. this will be the first t s chance t confront president trump face to face. one analyst says it will be the most dysfunctional g-7 meeting since the tks began 40 years ago. on said the president is stucking to his guns on trade. several g said ty're frustrated with the president's earlier decisiohdw from thearis cliteand iran nucl. josh lederman is here. see you. >> hi, shep. >> shepard: the canadians, you don't see theet their dander very often but they have. >> tre that t d has broke for president trump. the first 1, 1 1ars, countries were walking on eggshells. they were frustrated by his policies, it was a r move to upset him, get on his wrong side. he'so predictable, nobody knew how heould respond. so you had leaders like macron in france a merkel and trudeau trying to stay on his good side. heree a 1 1/2nd

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with our requests. so far they have not in any satisfactory way. that would helpolve the problem and hopefully this g-7 me which w takeprade in some considerable form will move thisalong. >> in 02 we went through the same thing with the steel tariffs and that was a disaster; gh we ended up getting fined by the wto and we had to pull back those tariffs which was 30%, not the 25%, two years earlier than they were supposed to expire. how is this different than that? because reaction from the world was the same, eu, t partners, same reaction, and there was a trade war, there was a trade war. >> i don't think there was a ad may. i think what we're engaged with here is trade disputes that need to be solved. i will come back to my point. no administration in either party has made this case in a comprehensive way as president trump is now doing. i think that's the difference. yes? >> thank you. since a lot of countries now are coming up with retaliatory tariffs and taking their cases to the wto, will this administration respect the decisions that come out of the wto? >> you know, the united states, the presi

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g-7 breakfast on gender equality. he showed up a little bit late this morning after friday meetings with the leaders of france and canada. he is expected to head to singapore in just a couple of hours, leaving the g-7 early. this for his highly anticipated summit with kim jong-un. on friday in quebec, he tried to smooth over tensions between him and justin trudeau after a combative lead-up to the summit. >> justin has agreed to cut all tariffs and all trade barriers between canada and the united states. so i'm very happy. >> nafta is in good shape. >> we are actually working on it. we are actually working on cutting tariffs and making it all very fair for both countries. and we have made a lot of progress today. we will see how it works out, but we have made a lot of progress. >> well, jokes aside, meanwhile, it appeared mostly they rejected the idea of reintroducing russia is after the president suggested that as he left the white house for the summit. >>> joining me now retired general, chief international security and diplomacy expert. admiral, always good to get your insights. i want to get to what the "new york tim

with north korea. not too long ago u.s. president donald trump spoke to the press he warned that the u.s. would win a trade war if other g seven countries hit the u.s. with retaliatory tariffs for where they retaliated make it a mistake because you see we have a tremendous trade imbalance so when we try and bring our piece up a little bit so that it's not so bad and then they go up right the difference is they do so much more business with us than we do with them that we can't lose that you understand we can't listen. joining me now is our correspondent claire richardson in quebec city clear some tough talk there from the u.s. president how did that message go down with the other g seven leaders are they now going to think twice about retaliatory tears. well that's definitely donald trump doubling down on his world view that the u.s. is getting a bad end of the deal and that is predecessor president negotiated unfair trade agreements now we just heard trump essential he's suggesting that some of its closest allies and partners are robbing the united states he used the words that there is a piggy bank that everyone is rob

g. seven format cannot happen as long as there isn't any substantial progress in regard to the problems with ukraine well russia is far from the only issue where trump and the other g seven leaders disagree transplant to impose tariffs on steel and alimony and imports from the e.u. mexico and canada as their clashes with other g seven leaders but after meeting with the canadian prime minister the french president he took a surprisingly conciliatory tone. the united states is a very big trade deficit for many years with the european union and we're working it out and emanuel has been very helpful and we go if something's going to happen i think it would be very positive we also have a very positive while ago when after so this is turning out to be. a very very good way to go now to. justin and his representatives still canada's foreign minister remained what she calls illegal us tariffs and trunk himself loans to leave the summit early skipping most of saturday's meetings john hundred reports from quebec city. leaders of seven of the world's wealthiest nations made a show of unity in a fractu

east coast with the g-7 summit in canada. it kicked off on friday despite growing animosity towards the u.s. president over the issue of thread. whether the seven western allies can produce a joint statement as they normally do, that is still an open question. mr. trump arrived late at the two day meeting and he'll be leaving early. on thursday he'd been feuding on twitter with the canadian president and french prime minister. >> the united states was under a great deficit for many years with the european union, and we're working it out. and emmanuel has been very helpful in that regard. i something's going to happen, and i think it's going to be positive. >> there's a way to progress all together. i saw willingness on all sides to find agreements and have a win win approach for our people, our workers. >> shortly before he arrived at the summit mr. trump caused another uproar when he shortly mentioned that russia should be readmitted to the summit making no mention of why russia was kicked out in the first place. >> reporter