G7 leaders take on China, Covid and climate

By Agence France-Presse

Jun 14, 2021 12:45 am

CARBIS: G7 leaders on Saturday (Sunday in Manila) confronted China and the threat of future pandemics as the elite club of wealthy nations advertised a newfound Western unity at its first physical summit since 2019.

After an informal evening get-together - featuring a Royal Air Force aerobatics display, beach barbecue, fire pit marshmallows and a Cornish troupe singing sea shanties - the leaders were to wrap up their three-day summit on Sunday.

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