World leaders are gathering in Alberta, Canada, for the annual G7 summit—marking the first of President Trump’s second term.

At the top of the agenda: the escalating Israel–Iran conflict, which is expected to dominate discussions. But economic issues won’t be far behind. With Trump’s self-imposed July 9 deadline for a new trade deal looming, talks on tariffs and global market stability are also likely to heat up.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky are slated to join the summit on Tuesday, signaling broader geopolitical stakes for this year’s gathering.