https://twitter.com/G7/status/1362795120458952706
Great news. With new contributions from the 🇪🇺, 🇩🇪, 🇨🇦,🇯🇵 and 🇺🇸, the #G7 has more than doubled its contributions to #COVAX to $7.5bn. https://t.co/PHPSaIqQLa
— G7 UK (@G7) February 19, 2021
https://twitter.com/G7/status/1362777256645582851
Today G7 leaders met for the first time under the #G7UK Presidency to discuss ways to recover and #buildbackbetter from coronavirus 🇬🇧🇨🇦🇩🇪🇮🇹🇯🇵🇫🇷🇺🇸🇪🇺 pic.twitter.com/h3RqUJYE6l
— G7 UK (@G7) February 19, 2021
https://twitter.com/G7/status/1362764937345531907
👀 Our new website is now live! Find out more about the #G7UK 2021 Presidency at https://t.co/Lue70rMf88
— G7 UK (@G7) February 18, 2021
The G7 is the great gathering of like-minded, liberal, free-trading democracies. We stand together on many issues around the world.
I look forward to working closely together ahead of the @G7 summit in Cornwall in June. pic.twitter.com/cQMR5zLxmu
— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) February 19, 2021
"None of us should fear or resent these changes."
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has addressed the Munich Security Conference as part of the G-7 Summit, saying patterns of trade and commerce are changing.
Latest: https://t.co/uMXCjm8IOc pic.twitter.com/gmlVyxJFSH
— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 19, 2021
Prime Minister Boris Johnson asks the German Chancellor Angela Merkel to go to mute so he can talk to other world leaders during an amusing moment on a G7 video call.
Read more about the G7 meeting: https://t.co/KtxtVpLqqD pic.twitter.com/kXbJnPB9mx
— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 19, 2021
'Can you hear us Angela? I think you need to mute!'
Watch the moment Boris Johnson reminds Angela Merkel to mute after she interrupts his opening statement of the remote G7 summit https://t.co/d04hLhI7cB pic.twitter.com/Psgsp7P18a
— ITV News Politics (@ITVNewsPolitics) February 19, 2021
G7 increase support for Covax scheme https://t.co/ikHwpRPmSH
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) February 19, 2021
Germany's Merkel suffers Zoom fail at the start of G7 online meeting hosted by Boris Johnson https://t.co/ajixoL0mXI
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) February 19, 2021
Boris Johnson tells Angela Merkel to ‘mute’ on virtual G7 call pic.twitter.com/kSvfvIZCO4
— The Sun (@TheSun) February 19, 2021
.@BorisJohnson mentions the coup in Myanmar and the detention of Alexei Navalny in today's #G7 briefing. Affirms the identity of the club as democratic, laying groundwork for a possible transformation to a #D10 (Democracy 10).https://t.co/Ge69kglQK0
— Diplomatic Solutions (@diplosolutions) February 19, 2021
The UK’s excess supply of Covid vaccines will be donated to poorer countries, the Government pledged on Friday, at a virtual meeting of the G7 group of nations, the first to be attended by new President of the United States, Joe Biden.https://t.co/zXnG34rgq0
— Church Times (@ChurchTimes) February 20, 2021
"Science is finally getting the upper hand on COVID-19. Around the world [we need to] make sure everyone gets the vaccines that they need, so that the whole world can come through this pandemic together." #ThisIsOurShot https://t.co/z5U5Ck0wpx
— Ian Weissman, DO (@DrIanWeissman) February 20, 2021
Good to speak to WTO DG @NOIweala about the importance of free and fair trade as we build back better from Covid 🇬🇧🌎
With her leadership of @wto and the UK presidency of @G7 we can advance key issues including WTO reform, green trade and modern rules in digital and data. pic.twitter.com/8On7ZZwJ4b
— Liz Truss (@trussliz) February 18, 2021
https://twitter.com/10DowningStreet/status/1362843142840606721
Developing a safe and successful COVID-19 vaccine took approximately 300 days. We want to speed up so it only takes 100 days for the next disease.
Through the @G7, @WHO & @CEPIvaccines we will speed up the development of new tests, treatments and vaccines to fight new diseases. pic.twitter.com/N1NeM1NpF8
— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) February 19, 2021
This morning, I met with my fellow G7 leaders for the first time as president. I made clear that America is back at the table — and I’m committed to working with them to control the pandemic and address the shared challenges we face. pic.twitter.com/TM1zAhWiPY
— President Biden (@POTUS) February 19, 2021
President Biden and other prominent world leaders will speak virtually at the Munich Security Conference, after the leaders of the G7 nations held a video call on vaccine distribution, in a busy day of trans-Atlantic diplomacy on Friday. https://t.co/y7fFUVuC0u
— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) February 19, 2021
“America is back, the trans-Atlantic alliance is back,” President Biden declared at a G7 meeting on Friday. https://t.co/gr2yOi9vSW
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 19, 2021
Biden announces end of Trump's 'America first' agenda in G7 speech https://t.co/nWGyVHD44e pic.twitter.com/NMbeucimih
— New York Post (@nypost) February 19, 2021
Biden assails China and Russia in @MunSecConf speech, immediately after #G7 meeting. He calls on democracies to work together and outcompete authoritarian systems but also urges cooperating a bit with Russia, China and avoiding conflict. https://t.co/6Umhxh42kx
— Will Mauldin (@willmauldin) February 19, 2021
After Trump, #Biden and #G7 refocus on #Covid recovery https://t.co/6hn22XANno
— Sharon Holle (@SharonHolle4) February 20, 2021
While the Biden administration will meet with world leaders at virtual G7, they also reversed Iran sanctions imposed by Trump. @EmeraldRobinson shares more. https://t.co/VlT7z8drtO pic.twitter.com/bLfeVb8rQO
— Newsmax (@newsmax) February 19, 2021
The pandemic will not end if we just vaccinate people in a handful of countries. Ensuring vaccines are accessible around the world makes ethical and practical sense. Important move by the Biden administration. https://t.co/ykEfh9d3xn
— Dr. Tom Frieden (@DrTomFrieden) February 19, 2021
Boris Johnson told the G7 they need to work together on "building back better.” And joked Biden stole the phrase from him: "I think he may have nicked it from us but I certainly nicked it from somewhere else – probably some UN disaster relief programme." https://t.co/9VrpsVKVid
— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) February 19, 2021
'Democracy must prevail': Biden goes all-in on transatlantic alliancehttps://t.co/SHT5qBm0ij#MSC2021 #G7
— Ryan Heath (@PoliticoRyan) February 19, 2021
POTUS is participating in a virtual G7 summit from the Sit Room this a.m., where 3 major topics will be Covid (and US contribution of up to $4B to COVAX), economic and climate crises, per a senior admin official. Public remarks to virtual Munich Security Conference at 11:15.
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) February 19, 2021
Biden's message to G7, Munich events: Allies should work together on China challenge https://t.co/ugxIC5v4iC pic.twitter.com/tExLm1BMaf
— Reuters (@Reuters) February 19, 2021
White House says U.S. not inviting Russia to G7 https://t.co/yqEJslR8tU
— CNBC (@CNBC) February 19, 2021
The leaders of 7 of the world’s most powerful democracies released a joint statement following their virtual summit on today, pledging to help low-income countries gain access to coronavirus vaccines and to “deliver a green transformation." https://t.co/7MuTDSMMO1
— Axios (@axios) February 19, 2021
G7 leaders logged on again today to speak about the challenges our countries – and all countries – are facing, and the opportunity we have to tackle them together. We spoke about beating COVID-19, creating middle class jobs and economic growth, fighting climate change, and more. pic.twitter.com/8EKxim9c8E
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) February 19, 2021
Based on the #G7UK virtual summit, is the @G7 acting like its house is on fire, asks @brittaneywarren https://t.co/xYt8kSJ3Vn@GloGovProj Photo by @jentheodore from @unsplash pic.twitter.com/zpfLmym5gZ
— G7 Research Group (@g7_rg) February 20, 2021
A close look at the @G7 joint statement from the virtual summit shows some progress on development, finds @SAT_Dobson https://t.co/HoELjGRuAa@GloGovProj #G7UK
— G7 Research Group (@g7_rg) February 19, 2021
The @G7 has a respectable track record on debt relief, according to @SAT_Dobson. Will it continue under the #G7UK presidency?https://t.co/eLH0SsMgX6
Image by @NYPhotographic1 through Alpha Stock Images@GloGovProj pic.twitter.com/xLCfHi3flP
— G7 Research Group (@g7_rg) February 18, 2021
White House says U.S. not inviting Russia to G7 | Reuters https://t.co/IvsozdyzNe
— D.K.R. Boyd (@ReflectingMan) February 20, 2021
Japan gets unanimous support from G7 for holding Olympic Games in Tokyo this year https://t.co/ziVbP4Clzn pic.twitter.com/mNkhWKHeFg
— CBC World News (@CBCWorldNews) February 19, 2021
Trudeau government pledges more funding as G7 leaders discuss wider COVID-19 vaccine distribution https://t.co/ruhsbRucF4
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 19, 2021
Domestic vaccine production was never a possibility for 2021, federal task force co-chair says https://t.co/ObVEhlZMnZ
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 19, 2021
Fair vaccine access to be debated by G7 and UN Security Council this week https://t.co/R8pTF9Z9vC
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) February 17, 2021
Beating this pandemic, and keeping you and your family safe, will always be the government’s top priority. Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau updated Canadians on the #COVID19 situation ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/lc2KzpDfCr
— CanadianPM (@CanadianPM) February 20, 2021
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to host a virtual meeting of the G7 nations next week.
He plans to appeal to the world's richest countries to join hands in a "colossal mission" to ensure equal distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. https://t.co/326NYejeEh
— DW News (@dwnews) February 14, 2021
US President Joe Biden will pledge $4 billion (€3.3 billion) to the COVAX initiative to boost the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines to poor nations.https://t.co/QNj7ZLSzD3
— DW News (@dwnews) February 19, 2021
Merkel after first #G7 meeting with Biden:
"It's clear multilateralism will have a better chance again" pic.twitter.com/rYSIfURSD3
— Richard Walker (@rbsw) February 19, 2021
🇩🇪 will contribute an additional €1.5bn to the @ACTAccelerator to support global efforts to tackle COVID-19 and equitable distribution of vaccines through COVAX, making 🇩🇪 the biggest donor of ACT-A, as Chancellor Merkel announced today at the #G7 pic.twitter.com/AEV0zOpk3v
— Germany UN Geneva (@GermanyUNGeneva) February 19, 2021
▶️ G7 leaders commit $7.5 billion to vaccine rollout in poor countries https://t.co/aF8gpGRXk2 pic.twitter.com/Y4v0hG91V8
— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) February 19, 2021
G7 leaders discussed social media and freedom of speech: French official https://t.co/xAYmudBcf3 pic.twitter.com/WIY6GdDn9b
— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) February 19, 2021
White House said President #JoeBiden has ditched controversial efforts by #DonaldTrump last year to reestablish the G8, which became the #G7 after #Russia was expelled in response to its seizing of the Ukrainian region of Crimea https://t.co/znbK2baANu
— Randa HABIB (@RandaHabib) February 20, 2021
“Making huge parts of Africa and Asia wait for unwanted, leftover vaccines from rich countries’ stocks is not just immoral, it is irresponsible,” says @Diana_Sarosi.
Thank you @geoffreyyork/@globeandmail for shedding light on this important issue. https://t.co/2RX7H30aQL
— Oxfam Canada (@oxfamcanada) February 19, 2021
G7 pledges extra $7bn towards Covid vaccines for world's poorest https://t.co/cP0OHeaDoZ
— The Guardian (@guardian) February 19, 2021
Macron proposes vaccine plan as UK prepares to host G7 https://t.co/yuenMz7PrT
— The Guardian (@guardian) February 18, 2021
Avec les dirigeants du G7, nos priorités pour 2021 sont claires : tout faire pour vaincre le virus, s'assurer d'une distribution équitable et efficace du vaccin, être solidaires avec les pays les plus vulnérables, relancer nos économies et accélérer la transition écologique. pic.twitter.com/EVteqEtuCE
— Emmanuel Macron (@EmmanuelMacron) February 19, 2021
In boost for Suga, G7 leaders back holding Tokyo Games this summer https://t.co/58SF2vlzQH
— The Japan Times (@japantimes) February 20, 2021
Suga joins G7 talks for first time as PM https://t.co/5laODzwnjv
— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) February 19, 2021
"Thank you @G7 for your strong support for the Olympic and Paralympic Games #Tokyo2020.” – IOC President Thomas Bach https://t.co/OWZFu7PCkU
— IOC MEDIA (@iocmedia) February 19, 2021
Love this G7 photo. Almost everyone going "hi," Merkel seems to be wondering why they aren't getting on with the meeting, and Macron hasn't shown up pic.twitter.com/eyZm4t872e
— Tanvi Madan (@tanvi_madan) February 20, 2021
Japan gets unanimous support from G7 for holding Olympic Games in Tokyo this year https://t.co/ziVbP4Clzn pic.twitter.com/mNkhWKHeFg
— CBC World News (@CBCWorldNews) February 19, 2021
#IOC President Thomas #Bach has thanked the #G7 for their strong support for the #Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 in the communique following the meeting of G7 Leaders today. https://t.co/cwPbbTlWYk
— Noriyuki SHIKATA (@norishikata) February 20, 2021
First #G7 meeting for the new Italian PM Mario Draghi.
While everyone else greets the newcomer, France's President Emmanuel Macron decides to reenact De Gaulle's "politique de la chaise vide". pic.twitter.com/6Mec8Hrn6X
— Gabriele Rosana (@GabRosana) February 19, 2021
G7 conference call chaired by PM – with President Biden and new Italian PM Mario Draghi – all looks rather different to last one… as usual EU there repped by VDL and Michel, in addition to the “7”. https://t.co/qOTaF942YN
— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) February 19, 2021
A Long List of Problems for One Phone Call: our preview of the @G7 summit today, Joe Biden's and Mario Draghi's first https://t.co/YeEiXDJloc via @bpolitics @RosMathieson #italy
— Alessandro Speciale (@aspeciale) February 19, 2021
We will only be safe if the whole world is safe
As announced in the #G7, the EU is doubling its contribution to #COVAX, the world’s facility for universal access to vaccines – from €500 million to €1 billion.
Deliveries will start soon. A true moment of global solidarity.
— Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) February 19, 2021
At #G7, I am calling for a Treaty on Pandemics, in the framework of @WHO, to improve global preparedness, resilience & recovery.
We need to draw the lessons from #COVID19…and be ready when the next pandemic hits.
👉 @G7 Leaders' statement: https://t.co/qb8zXYE0Di pic.twitter.com/jeIoLot0wR
— Charles Michel (@eucopresident) February 19, 2021
No one is safe until everyone is safe. Thank you #G7 https://t.co/BAib1sXXxh
— Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) February 19, 2021
"The @WorldBank Group welcomes the strong statement of cooperation from the #G7 today, and their commitment to having #COVID19 vaccine doses available for developing countries."-@DavidMalpassWBG
Read his full statement: https://t.co/MeZgBjPE66
— World Bank (@WorldBank) February 19, 2021
https://twitter.com/USGLC/status/1362794672427569155
Today’s G7 Summit brings another momentous day for #COVAX as we welcome incredible pledges from Germany, the European Union, the United States and others to boost our efforts ensuring every country has access to safe and effective #COVID19 vaccines: https://t.co/uQ6nqAa6p0
— Seth Berkley (@GaviSeth) February 19, 2021
#BREAKING: #G7 countries commit $7.5 billion to Covax vaccine funding pic.twitter.com/LP512nzZTR
— Saudi Gazette (@Saudi_Gazette) February 19, 2021
G7 countries commit $7.5 billion to Covax vaccine funding #G7Summit #vaccine pic.twitter.com/UB10gB2M28
— Gulf Today (@gulftoday) February 19, 2021
Wealthy #G7 powers ramped up health funding for poorer nations after accusations they are hoarding coronavirus vaccines, as US President @JoeBiden and the rest of the leaders declared a "turning point" from the psychodramas of the Trump erahttps://t.co/e7hF7iIWUv
— WION (@WIONews) February 19, 2021
#G7 leaders look beyond #COVID19 to #trade and #China https://t.co/5Pom9knKMB
— The Business Standard (@tbsnewsdotnet) February 20, 2021
By Caribbean News Global
GENEVA, Switzerland — In addition to G7 leaders resolved to work together to beat COVID-19 and build back better, at the virtual meeting hosted by UK prime minister Boris Johnson, and at the Munich Security Conferencehttps://t.co/nEXXJke99J pic.twitter.com/oH9Le1nU6s
— CaribbeanNewsGlobal (@GlobalCaribbean) February 20, 2021
El G7, que integra las economías más grandes del mundo, se comprometió a apoyar el mecanismo COVAX con 7 mil 700 millones de dólares #EnPunto con @JAREVALOP https://t.co/K7wqGoDL6Q pic.twitter.com/kwhsPuWZ76
— Noticieros Televisa (@NTelevisa_com) February 20, 2021
En su primer discurso ante los líderes del G7, Joe Biden criticó duramente a Rusia, Irán y China https://t.co/NkjDTzs0Iw
— Infobae América (@infobaeamerica) February 20, 2021
I'm worried for our country when we top a list like this, and frustrated for those that have lost their jobs and continue to struggle. I wanted this government to succeed, but they have let us down. We need a successful vaccine rollout so that we can get Canadians back to work. pic.twitter.com/3L9cWo6nQP
— Erin O'Toole (@erinotoole) February 19, 2021
G7 Ambassadors are happy to share our group’s priorities for 2021.
👇Click on the images below to see. pic.twitter.com/tBJIFEJLuw
— G7AmbReformUA (@G7AmbReformUA) February 19, 2021