Japan will start hosting a series of Group of Seven ministerial meetings in the run-up to the summit in May, seeking to lead discussions over a range of issues that include Russia's war on Ukraine, energy and food supply concerns and the global economy.A total of 15 in-person ministerial gatherings are scheduled across Japan throughout this year, the most the Asian country has hosted while holding the rotating presidency of the group of major industrialized nations.Japan is chairing the G-7 summit for the seventh time, with the unity of the group -- Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, …READ FULL ARTICLE