Japanese Foreign Minister Tetsuro Mogi will visit Canada from the 11th to the 13th to attend the first G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting, discussing topics including Ukraine and the Gaza situation, and emphasizing the importance of G7 unity in responding to international challenges.

The United States has requested Germany to resolve the ownership issues of Russian Rosneft's assets in Germany within six months, during which these assets will be exempt from sanctions. German officials are assessing this proposal, which is expected to be discussed at the G7 summit, aimed at reducing the short-term impact on Germany's refining industry and pressuring Germany to establish an ownership structure that excludes Russian influence.

Golden Finance reports that U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra stated that U.S. President Trump is disappointed with our progress in negotiations to end the Ukraine conflict. A large-scale sanctions against Russia will be announced. This round of sanctions against Russia will be significant and powerful. The U.S. is urging Europe and G7 allies, as well as Canada and Australia, to join in the sanctions against Russia.

Gate News Bot news, on September 16, according to CoinMarketCap, as of the time of writing, G7 (Game7) is currently priced at $0.00076828, with a rise of 66.96% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $0.00100726 and a low of $0.00035426. The trading volume in the last 24 hours reached $1.34 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $1.77 million, an increase of nearly $708,700 compared to yesterday.

Jin10 data reported on September 8th that regarding Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's announcement of resignation less than a year after taking office, U.S. President Trump stated in an interview with reporters at the White House on Sunday: "I had no knowledge of this." Ishiba took office in October last year and held two face-to-face meetings with Trump, the first in February this year in Washington, and the second during the G7 summit in June at the Canadian resort of Kananskis. Ishiba and Trump both advocate for pursuing a "new golden era" in Japan-U.S. relations.

Jin10 data reported on July 18 that the European Union has reached an agreement on the eighteenth round of sanctions against Russia, with new measures aimed at further targeting Russia's crude oil and energy industries. Diplomats stated that this round of sanctions will lower the Group of Seven (G7) price cap on Russian oil from $60 per barrel to $47.6 per barrel. EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Borrell announced on social media platform X: "The EU has just approved the harshest sanctions against Russia to date. We will continue to raise the cost of war until stopping the action becomes Russia's only option."

The G7 announced support for a proposal that exempts American companies from certain provisions of the 2021 "Global Minimum Tax" as a response to the agreement for the repeal of the retaliatory tax under Section 899.

Reports indicate that Iran warned the Trump administration a few days before the attack on its nuclear facilities that if it were attacked, it would activate "sleeping agents" lurking in the U.S. to carry out terrorist activities. This information was conveyed through a middleman during the G7 summit in Canada, and Trump left the summit early on June 16 to consider a response plan. Currently, neither the White House nor the Iranian delegation to the United Nations has responded to this matter.

Trump received a call from Erdogan at the G7 summit, proposing talks with Iranian officials in Istanbul to seek a solution. Trump agreed, but ultimately Iran did not obtain the approval of the Supreme Leader, leading to the cancellation of the talks. Subsequently, Trump called for the evacuation of Tehran. Erdogan emphasized the importance of facilitating direct dialogue with the United States.

Gate News bot, QCP pointed out in its market analysis that the Israeli-Iraq conflict has entered its sixth day, missile exchanges continue, and a diplomatic breakthrough is far away. G7 leaders have repeatedly called on Iran to resume nuclear talks with the United States. Negotiations were scheduled for this Sunday, but now they seem unlikely. Markets are increasingly concerned about a potential restructuring of the power structure in the Middle East and the implications this could have for regional geopolitics, as the United States, Russia, and China all intervene through proxies. The Strait of Hormuz is a priority. If Tehran is cornered, the disruption or complete blockade of this critical choke point will be a real tail risk. The Strait of Hormuz accounts for a large share of global crude oil shipments, and any supply shock will have a significant impact on inflation. We expect the Fed to keep interest rates steady while taking a hawkish stance, acknowledging that geopolitical instability poses new upside risks to inflation. The Fed is currently expected to cut rates twice in 2025 and two more in 2026. However, our base case is that the Fed is likely to take a more cautious tone in its SEP, which could mean only one rate cut in 2025, in contrast to market expectations. Such adjustments could put pressure on risky assets, including Bitcoin and broader digital assets, due to declining liquidity expectations.

Gate News bot message, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stated at the end of the two-day G7 meeting that Japan will prioritize protecting national interests in trade negotiations and will not rush to reach an agreement with the United States.

According to Gate News bot, Bloomberg reports that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is seeking the support of G7 leaders for a ceasefire in Gaza, pushing for a ceasefire again amid escalating hostilities between Iran and Israel.

According to Golden Finance, on the 17th local time, Canadian officials stated that Canada has abandoned its plan to issue a joint statement from the G7 regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict due to opposition from the United States.

On June 18, Jin10 reported that French President Macron opposed the violent overthrow of the Iranian regime on Tuesday, warning that it could destabilize the entire Middle East. On the last day of the G7 summit in Canada, Macron told reporters: "The biggest mistake today is trying to change the Iranian regime by military means, as this would lead to chaos." He warned, "No one can say what will happen next. We never support actions that undermine regional stability." Macron mentioned that the forced regime changes in Iraq and Libya by the U.S. and NATO allies were mistakes made in the past that should not be repeated, as they led to subsequent deadly political instability.

U.S. stocks fell and oil prices rose as the U.S. expanded its military presence in the Middle East, with little hope of a quick resolution to the Israeli-Iranian conflict. Trump warned that he was losing patience with Iran, called for Iran's unconditional surrender and said he would not target Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Ali Khamenei "for the time being." Trump said earlier after signing the G7 statement calling for peace and stability in the Middle East that he was working to "truly end" the conflict.

Gate News bot reported that according to CBS, Trump stated that Iran is very close to having nuclear weapons. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and several others stayed behind to meet with G7 leaders.

Gate News bot message, U.S. President Trump posted on social media: "The attention-seeking French President Macron incorrectly claimed that I left the G7 summit in Canada and returned to Washington to push for a 'ceasefire' between Iran and Israel. Wrong! He has no idea what my real reason for going to Washington is, but it certainly has nothing to do with a ceasefire. The reason is far more important than a ceasefire! Whether intentionally or unintentionally, Macron always gets it wrong. Please follow for updates!"

Gate News bot message, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that U.S. President Trump has proposed a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Macron told reporters at the G7 summit held in Canmore, Canada on Monday: "A proposal has been made, particularly for a ceasefire and to initiate broader discussions."

According to the New York Times, according to a U.S. official, Trump has proposed that Vice President Vance and his Middle East special envoy Vitkov propose a meeting with Iranians this week. The proposal is likely to be welcomed, with Trump saying on Monday: "I think Iran is basically ready to negotiate, they want a deal." "The urgency seems to be on the rise. The White House announced late Monday that Trump would leave the Group of Seven (G7) summit early because of the situation in the Middle East, and it remains unclear what he intends to do. If Vance and Vitkov do meet with the Iranians, a possible Iranian interlocutor would be the country's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, officials said. He played a key role in the 2015 nuclear deal with the Obama administration and knows every aspect of Iran's sprawling nuclear facilities. Araghchi, who has been Vitkov's counterpart in recent negotiations, expressed his willingness to reach an agreement in a statement on Monday:

Gate News bot message, U.S. President Trump stated to reporters on Monday, just before the G7 summit in Canada, that expelling Russia from the G7 was a major mistake that led to the war in Ukraine. "This is a huge mistake," he said.

According to the Gate News bot, Bloomberg reported that U.S. President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba failed to reach a trade agreement during the G7 summit. Ishiba hopes Trump will eliminate the 25% tariff on Japanese cars and the 24% reciprocal tax on other Japanese imports. These tariffs have been suspended until July 9.

Gate News bot message, the White House stated on Monday that due to the situation in the Middle East, U.S. President Trump will leave the G7 summit in Canada a day early. French President Emmanuel Macron stated that Trump has proposed a ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

The G7 summit opened on the 16th, with Trump refusing to sign a joint statement on de-escalating the conflict between Israel and Iran, leading to disagreements with other leaders. Nevertheless, European leaders and the Canadian Prime Minister are still working to achieve consensus.

U.S. President Trump announced that he would shorten the schedule of the G7 summit and return to Washington early to address the crisis in the Middle East. The White House emphasized that Trump achieved results at the summit, but decided to leave after dinner due to the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran.

At the G7 summit, Trump called on Iranians to leave Tehran, expressing the urgency of pushing Iran back to negotiations and hinting that a diplomatic protocol to end the Israel-Iran conflict might be reached soon.

Jin10 data June 16 news, according to two sources and a draft, G7 leaders have a draft joint statement calling for a de-escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran. Sources said that U.S. President Trump has not yet signed the draft. The draft also promises to maintain market stability, including in the energy market, and states that Israel has the right to self-defense.

On June 16, the North American Air Defense Command (NORAD) intercepted a plane that intruded into the no-fly zone where Canada's G7 summit was held, and a special team set up by the Canadian police to ensure the safety of the event reported the situation. A private jet reportedly entered restricted airspace over Alberta. Canada's NORAD forces dispatched CF-18 Hornet fighters to intercept it. Security said no further details would be provided as the investigation into the incident is still ongoing. The G7 summit will be held in Kananaskis, Canada, on June 16-17 and was originally scheduled to open on June 15.

Gate News bot message, according to a draft document regarding artificial intelligence and quantum technology issues obtained from the Yomiuri Shimbun, G7 leaders will agree to emphasize the promotion of the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence rather than regulation at a summit in Canada on Monday. Trump has expressed support for promoting the development of artificial intelligence. Additionally, at the 2023 G7 Hiroshima Summit, then Prime Minister of Japan Fumio Kishida proposed a comprehensive regulatory framework for the "Hiroshima Artificial Intelligence Process" and continued to advance it at the G7 summit in Italy last June.

Gate News bot message, sources from the Japanese government say that Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and U.S. President Trump may meet on Monday during the G7 summit in Canada.

Gate News bot message, Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, stated on Sunday that greater pressure must be exerted on Russia to ensure a ceasefire in Ukraine, and urged the Group of Seven (G7) to intensify sanctions to achieve this goal.

Gate News bot message, on Monday, Iran launched missile attacks on Israel's Tel Aviv and the port city of Haifa, destroying homes and intensifying concerns among world leaders at this week's G7 summit, who fear that the fighting between the two rivals could lead to a broader regional conflict.

According to a report from Jin10, White House officials stated that U.S. President Trump will hold bilateral talks with Mexican President Sinhaum and Ukrainian President Zelensky during the G7 summit.

UK Prime Minister Starmer announced that due to Iran's missile attack on Israel, the UK will send additional Royal Air Force fighter jets to West Asia to support Israel. He will discuss the Israel-Iran conflict at the G7 summit and reiterate the importance of de-escalating the conflict.

Jin10 data reported on June 15 that Australian Prime Minister Albanese stated he would meet with U.S. President Trump at the G7 summit in Canada to discuss the AUKUS defense agreement and tariffs. This will be the first face-to-face meeting between the two leaders. "We have indeed arranged a meeting. Obviously, the U.S. President is currently dealing with some issues, but I hope we can have constructive contact," Albanese said.

According to ChainCatcher news and Jin10 data reports, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba had a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump on the evening of the 13th, reiterating the request for the complete cancellation of the high tariff measures imposed by the U.S. Ishiba stated, "There has been no change in our position on the request for cancellation." The two leaders confirmed that they would hold talks during the G7 summit in Canada to further deepen discussions on Japan-U.S. cooperation. They also agreed to accelerate consultations among responsible ministers to achieve a consensus beneficial to both Japan and the U.S. This call was proposed by the Japanese side and lasted about 20 minutes. Ishiba mentioned that the reason for the call was that the 14th is Trump's birthday, "Although it was a day early, I wanted to wish him a happy birthday, so I made the call." (Japan Kyodo News)

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba spoke with U.S. President Trump on June 13, reiterating the demand to eliminate high tariffs and confirming that they will deepen Japan-U.S. cooperation at the G7 summit. During the call, Ishiba also wished Trump a happy birthday.

On June 13, Jin10 reported that Japan's trade negotiation representative, Akizawa Ryo, stated on Friday that Japan will insist on a reassessment of U.S. tariffs and will not accept a partial agreement. "Reaching a partial agreement is impossible. Our goal is to achieve a comprehensive agreement that satisfies both Japan and the United States," Akizawa said to reporters before departing for Washington. Akizawa is preparing to engage in the sixth round of tariff negotiations with the U.S. side in order to conduct final discussions before Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and U.S. President Trump meet during the G7 summit in Canada.

On June 12, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said that he would not rush to reach a trade deal with the United States that would harm Japan's interests, while an opposition leader said that the prime minister still believes that there are big differences in positions between the two countries. Mr. Ishiba is expected to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the G7 leaders' meeting in Canada on Sunday, but Mr. Ishiba said the timing and date of the bilateral talks had not yet been set. "If progress is made before I meet with the president, that's a good thing in itself," Mr. Ishiba told reporters in Tokyo on Thursday. "But the important thing is to reach an agreement that is beneficial to both Japan and the United States. We will not harm Japan's interests by prioritizing a speedy deal. "The prime minister spoke after discussing the US tariffs with the leader of the opposition party. Speaking to reporters after a closed-door meeting, an opposition leader said Shigeru Ishiba said there were big differences in the positions of the United States and Japan. Mr. Ishiba said he could not say where the talks had progressed

According to the Gate News bot, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will raise the issue of North Korea's theft of encryption assets and other cyber activities at the G7 summit from June 15 to 17, calling on countries to work together to address the issue. Reports indicate that North Korea is illegally acquiring virtual currency through cyber attacks and using it to develop weapons of mass destruction. Shigeru Ishiba raised this issue at the G7 summit, aiming to cut off North Korea's funding sources by strengthening multinational monitoring systems. This is the first time in the history of the G7 summit that the issue of North Korea stealing virtual currency has been included in the agenda. Source: Kyodo News

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba plans to mention North Korea's cyberattacks and the issue of stealing encryption assets at the G7 summit from June 15 to 17, emphasizing the necessity of international cooperation to cut off funding sources for North Korea's weapon development. This may be the first time the G7 discusses this issue.

BlockBeats news, on June 7, an assistant to the President of Ukraine stated that President Zelensky of Ukraine and President Trump of the United States may meet during the G7 summit. (Jin10)

According to the Toronto Sun, a U.S.-Canada trade deal could be reached at any time next week after a speech by Pete Hoekstra, Trump's new ambassador to Canada. In his speech, Pete Hoekstra said: "I'm optimistic about the current relationship, and I'm even more optimistic about where I think it's going. Although he didn't dwell on the specifics, his words sparked enthusiasm in the audience. One source commented: "The agreement could be reached before the G7 summit on June 15, perhaps as early as next week. Other Canadian sources said that "after Pete Hoekstra's speech, Ottawa knew what they needed to do", that "the next 48 to 72 hours will be critical" and that "Carney's team aims to reach an agreement before the G7 summit".

Jin10 data reported on May 29, the President of Mexico, Xi Baume, stated that Canada has invited her to attend the G7 Leaders Summit next month in Alberta, Canada, but she has not yet decided whether to attend. Canada will hold the G7 Leaders Summit from June 15 to 17. The Canadian side has not announced the guests attending the summit nor listed the discussion topics. However, it is widely predicted that U.S. tariffs will be a major topic at this summit.

Jin10 data, May 23 - On the morning of the 23rd local time, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba had a phone call with U.S. President Trump to discuss topics such as U.S. tariff measures. Both sides agreed to coordinate their schedules for face-to-face talks during the G7 summit to be held in Canada in mid-June.

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BlockBeats news, on May 19, the important events and data forecasts for this week are as follows: Monday: Trump spoke with Putin, Zelensky, and NATO member countries; Federal Reserve officials Williams, Jefferson, and Bostic gave speeches; Jen-Hsun Huang attended the Taipei International Computer Show and delivered a speech; Tuesday: G7 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting held until May 22; Wednesday: US API and EIA crude oil inventories for the week ending May 16; UK April CPI and April retail price index; Federal Reserve officials Musalem, Bostic, Hamak, and Daly gave speeches; Thursday: US initial jobless claims for the week, April existing home sales annualized, and EIA natural gas inventory for the week; Federal Reserve official Barkin attended the "Federal Reserve Listens" event; European Central Bank released the minutes of the April monetary policy meeting; Friday: Japan's April core CPI year-on-year; Germany's.

The Pakistani military claims that an Indian attack resulted in 33 deaths, retaliated by shooting down an Indian aircraft, successfully intercepted Indian missiles, launched military operations, and attacked Indian military bases. The Indian side accuses the Pakistani side of using commercial flights as cover. A Saudi minister's visit to Pakistan may aim to mediate. The G7 calls for direct dialogue between India and Pakistan to seek a peaceful resolution.

According to ChainCatcher news and Bloomberg reports, sources reveal that G7 leaders may discuss North Korea-led cyberattacks at next month's summit in Canada. However, the agenda for the summit has not yet been finalized, and discussions on other geopolitical issues, such as the Ukraine war, may take priority.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, sources reveal that G7 leaders may discuss North Korea-led cyberattacks at next month's summit in Canada. However, the agenda for the summit has not yet been set, and discussions regarding the war in Ukraine and other geopolitical issues may take priority.

G7 leaders plan to discuss the escalating threat posed by cyber attacks supported by North Korea and the theft of Crypto Assets at the summit in Canada. North Korea raises funds for its regime through cybercrime, which has triggered serious alarms. According to Chainalysis data, North Korean hackers stole $1.34 billion in 2024, accounting for 61% of the total Crypto Assets stolen globally. Hacker techniques have become more complex, making it harder to track stolen funds.