Justin Trudeau

The president kicked off the G-7 summit in Germany hoping to rally the world’s leading democracies, but turmoil in Washington hangs over the proceedings.

US president will host online meeting with 17 world leaders … and Alok Sharma.

The news comes just after Trudeau’s return from Los Angeles, where he spent much of last week meeting with leaders at the Summit of the Americas.

Prince Charles and Camilla greeted by waning interest in monarchy and growing calls for a residential schools apology.

Following Biden-led call, leaders make vague offers of assistance.

Stand Up for Ukraine was launched by the European Commission and the Canadian government.

The two senior EU officials will visit the Ukrainian capital this week.

The Liberals and New Democrats brokered a deal that will keep minority government in power until the next election.

British prime minister’s comments come amid caution from Western allies.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urges allies to support Russia’s removal from SWIFT.

“We see a mobilization of some of the more-challenging political elements,” Trudeau said.

Leading Republicans, right-wing influencers and white supremacist groups have jumped at the chance to promote the standoff in Ottawa to a global audience.

West struggles to find common ground on diplomatic snub to China.

There’s a ritual element to climate talks, but that’s part of the plan.

While some incremental progress was made, it was left to benign autocrats to push for radical change.

Queen Elizabeth wasn’t the first leader to be caught out — and she likely won’t be the last.

He will continue as prime minister.

If Justin Trudeau falls to his conservative opponent, it could change Canada’s relationship with Europe on trade and climate.

EU-Canada relations are often overshadowed, which seems to suit everyone just fine.

The climate unity of rich democracies foundered on their inability to commit to ending coal use.

There’s no escaping Brexit and Beijing in Britain.