G-7 finance chiefs push for ‘lasting peace’ in Middle East, warn of war’s economic damage
Support for Ukraine and the development of alternative supply chains for rare minerals away from China were also discussed.
G-7 finance chiefs push for ‘lasting peace’ in Middle East, warn of war’s economic damage
Support for Ukraine and the development of alternative supply chains for rare minerals away from China were also discussed.
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