The leaders of the Group of Seven democracies will begin two days of talks in Canada on Monday with the aim of restoring stability in the Middle East and Asia, while trying to hide divisions stemming from U.S. President Donald Trump's unilateralism.Trump's transactional approach to diplomacy and his confrontational trade actions, also targeted at G7 countries, have tested the 50-year-old group's ability to coordinate global economic policy and address threats to international peace and security.On the first day of their discussions in Kananaskis, a Canadian mountain resort near Calgary, the…READ FULL ARTICLE