Ottawa: French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed support Wednesday for "strong" multilateralism, less than 48 hours before a G7 summit at which US protectionism will take center stage.
In a joint statement sent to AFP, the two leaders said they "support a strong, responsible, transparent multilateralism to face the global challenges," while Trudeau said conversations around the G7 table with US President Donald Trump will be "difficult."
Chicago woman receives 50-year sentence without parole for killing pregnant teen and cutting baby from womb
Former president Donald Trump's trial commences with problems in jury selection
Republican candidate Trump lashes out at Judge Juan Merchan
"God's Misfits" are suspected to have murdered Kansas moms
Gulf region is facing severe emergency as result of heavy rains, flash flooding
Fire engulfs iconic Borsen building in Copenhagen
