Overview
- President Donald Trump confirmed he will attend the G7 in Kananaskis, ending doubts over his participation amid Middle East tensions and domestic unrest.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese locked in a sideline meeting with Trump on Tuesday to seek relief from a 10 percent tariff on Australian goods and assurances on the AUKUS submarine pact review.
- Host Canada has abandoned its usual consensus communique in favor of action-oriented leader statements to navigate potential disagreements.
- Amazon Web Services announced a $20 billion investment to expand Australian data centers, highlighting deeper technology cooperation before world leaders convene.
- Summit discussions will focus on global economic resilience, energy security and the impact of U.S. tariffs alongside fallout from the Israel-Iran escalation.