Donald Trump attends G7 in Evian as US‑Iran deal prompts diplomatic talks

U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Evian‑les‑Bains, France, for the G7 summit and met with French President Emmanuel Macron, publicly emphasizing a "very good relationship" between the two leaders. The visit comes shortly after a US‑Iran agreement, mediated by Pakistan, was announced, which includes provisions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and to address nuclear and ballistic‑missile issues.

At the summit, G7 members are expected to discuss the ramifications of the deal, along with support for Lebanon, broader Middle‑East stability, and the ongoing war in Ukraine. The gathering also features leaders from the other G7 nations, as well as guest countries such as Brazil, India, Kenya, South Korea and Egypt.

The diplomatic event underscores a shift toward renewed engagement on Middle‑East conflicts and highlights the importance of the G7 as a forum for coordinating responses to global economic and security challenges.