G-7 summit to kick off June 11, likely to showcase unity against China

Leaders of the Group of Seven industrialized nations will gather in Britain on Friday to begin their first in-person meeting in nearly two years, seeking to showcase their unity to counter China's growing clout and tackle global challenges such as the coronavirus pandemic.During the three-day talks, they will unveil a new initiative to provide financing for infrastructure in the developing world as an alternative to Beijing's "Belt and Road" project, while laying out a plan toward ending the COVID-19 pandemic, White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan told a press conference Monda…READ FULL ARTICLE