- G7 foreign ministers gather in Germany on Thursday (3 November) to discuss how to better align policies and stay united in the face of intensifying Russian attacks on Ukraine, China’s growing assertiveness, and Iran’s crackdown on protesters.
- During the two-day meeting, the G7 diplomats will join sessions on Ukraine, China, and the Indo-Pacific as well as Iran and Africa, among others.
- G7 ministers are also likely to address German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s recent contentious decisions to allow Chinese shipping company Cosco to invest in a terminal in Hamburg port and pay a visit to Beijing on Friday.
G7 foreign ministers seek aligned policy on Ukraine war, China
