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Finance leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) nations warned on Saturday of mounting economic uncertainty, in a subdued end to a three-day meeting overshadowed by concerns about the U.S. debt stalemate and fallout from Russias invasion of Ukraine.

Experts from around the world are gathering at UN Headquarters to speed up efforts to fully implement that agreement to bring about a safer world.

Globally, the number of people affected by disasters since 2015 increased by 80 percent despite the adoption of a United Nations-backed international disaster reduction agreement, the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction said.

This week sees the review of the United Nations Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction. It will bring governments, partners and communities together to reduce disaster risk and losses and to ens

Tokyo, May 14: Prime Minister of Japan Fumio Kishida and his counterparts from the Group of Seven (G7) leading democracies are seeking to issue a separate statement with language opposing economic coercion, with China in mind, said the officials familiar with the matter, as cited by Kyodo News.

The finance chiefs of the Group of Seven nations on Saturday are expected to reiterate their confidence in global financial stability despite digital bank runs and work to create more robust and resilient supply networks in light of China's ascent, as they wrap up a three-day meeting, reported Kyodo News.

G7 Will Lead Efforts To Address Global Issues

SENDAI, Japan (Kyodo) -- Science ministers from the Group of Seven industrialized nations called Saturday for concerted efforts to remove space debris

For Malawians, Cyclone Freddy was an unmitigated disaster. In March this year, the storm ripped through the African country twice during its record-breaking month-long destructive rampage through southern Africa. The unprecedented duration of the extreme weather event would have been difficult for any country to de ...

Science ministers from the Group of Seven industrialized nations called on May 13 for concerted efforts to remove space debris orbiting the Earth.