Ukraine’s Pres­i­dent Ze­len­skyy arrives the G7 sum­mit in Japan

Ukraine’s Pres­i­dent Ze­len­skyy arrives  the G7 sum­mit in Japan

Ukraine’s Pres­i­dent Ze­len­skyy arrives  the G7 sum­mit in Japan

President Vladimir Zielinski arrives at the G7 Summit in Japan and the world it seems stops to watch the international Media Center crowds gather around the monitors for a glimpse of the Ukrainian leader arriving on a plane provided to him by France.

But the planes he's most interested in now are F-16 fighter jets after a decision by the U.S. finally to allow their delivery to Ukraine.

This second day of the G7 has been zeroed in on the global economy to The Climate Crisis. We're sending off another joint drive to speed up the progress to clean energy including by building stronger basic mineral Stock chains.

There have been expanded sessions for invited world leaders including those from the poorer countries of the so-called Global South that richer. Nations have often been accused of ignoring welcoming guest world leaders.

Japanese prime minister Fumio Kishida recognized the complex problems facing the world. They are crises that have been worsened by the Ukraine war.

It's in their interest to cancel debts to put more money on the table for food to show that they understand the kind of Ripple effects of the Ukraine conflict on the poorest people.

The extended guest list includes many neutral world leaders whom Zelenski would like to win over to his cause but the visit also gives him more in-person time with the G7 leaders.

Who so far has been his biggest backer to accommodate? Zielinski's presence on the final day of this G7 Summit is being extended illustrating his Global stature.

The chance to be fated by the world's richest and most powerful Nation is a major victory for him and another likely source of resentment for an excluded Russia.