Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba arrived in Canada on Sunday for his first in-person summit of the Group of Seven nations, with the Japanese leader prepared for a high-stakes, tariff-focused bilateral meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump likely the following day.The two-day G7 gathering starting Monday in Kananaskis comes amid a slew of challenges, both bilateral and global, ranging from the repercussions of Trump's tariff policy, symbolic of his "America First" agenda, to a flare-up in tensions following Israel's attack on Iran just days before the summit."It is of utmost importance that …READ FULL ARTICLE
