From smoking habits, sports and a cryptic Greenland reference, G7 hot mics capture world leaders’ banter
Meloni quit smoking, Trump gets a jersey for his birthday and Macron loses track of time – literally
From smoking habits, sports and a cryptic Greenland reference, G7 hot mics capture world leaders’ banter
Meloni quit smoking, Trump gets a jersey for his birthday and Macron loses track of time – literally
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