Via Reuters come remarks from a senior U.S. administration official
- G7 meeting will build on work of G7 leaders to increase pressure on Russia
- G7 will address impact of Putin's "war on prices" on global energy security and food security
- G7 will formally launch global infrastructure partnership to offer high-road, transparent alternatives for low- and middle-income countries
- Biden to have bilateral meetings with German chancellor Scholz, president Sanchez of Spain and king of Spain
- Leaders of NATO countries will endorse new strategic concept
- NATO leaders will announce new force posture commitments at next week's NATO summit
- G7 and NATO leaders will have a chance to hear from Ukrainian President Zelenskiy at the summit
- NATO summit's inclusion of leaders from Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Japan shows world is not taking eye off China
- Zelenskiy will address Ukraine's battle plan and security assistance needed to support it
- US. Remains confident that turkey's concerns will be addressed in relation to Sweden and Finland's NATO bids
- Global economy will be key point of discussion at G7 meeting
- G7 expected to focus more on China's coercive economic practices
- China's practices have become even more aggressive and more prominent in global economy
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