2025-06-17
26 分钟This is Andrew Peach with World Business Report.
Today, as G7 leaders meet in Canada, the focus is on the Middle East,
as President Trump says Iran is losing the war with Israel.
And there's also talk of, you know what?
I'm a tariff person.
It's simple, it's easy, it's precise.
I think Mark has a more complex idea, but also very good.
Israel continues its bombardment of Tehran, will assess the economic impact on the city,
and the World Bank says less money is being invested in developing economies.
I'll be talking to one of its economists to find out why that matters.
First, to the Canadian Rocky Mountains and the meeting of the G7 nations,
Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Britain and the US.
The idea of this forum is to find common ground on the big political and economic issues of the day.
Top of the agenda this year at the Middle East,
where attempts to evolve a joint position will be a challenge.
President Trump says Iran is losing the war with Israel and blames Iran for not engaging fully in talks about its nuclear programme.
There is little expectation the US will go along with any call for de-escalation.
There are also tensions over tariffs, notably between the US and Canada,
which President Trump continues to insist should become America's 51st state.
But the Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney...