G7: Trump set to leave early, skipping climate session

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G7: Trump set to leave early, skipping climate session

Divide between Trump and other G7 leaders grows deeper as Trump snubs discussion on climate change

Donald Trump will skip climate and energy talks to depart the G7 summit in Canada early on Saturday morning, in a further sign of the growing rift between the US President and his fellow world leaders....

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