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A broad range of issues on which the united kingdom and the united states are working in very close cooperation. we affirmed the special relationship — its not said lightly — the special relationship between our people. the prime minister even wants a new and improved phrase to describe that friendship, but todays diplomatic outing gives a firm foundation for an important week. any first meeting between a british prime minister and an american president would fill a page in our history and t...

That democracy works, particularly vis—a—vis the challenge from authoritarianism, and thats what we saw today with the new atlantic charter. that will be one of the big themes of the g7 and that covers a wide range of issues on technology, on human rights, on values, on competing with china, and on the economic side as well. our thanks to thomas wright. lets get some of the days other news. the human rights organisation amnesty international says china is committing crimes against humanity i...

"atlantic charter." let us get a bit more on that. the issues will be discussed at the g7 summit. thomas wright is the director of the center on the united states and europe at the brookings institution. hejoins me now from washington. thanks very much for coming on the programme.— thanks very much for coming on | the programme._ lets the programme. thank you. lets start with the _ the programme. thank you. lets start with the issue _ the programme. thank you. lets start with the issue for _ s...

Lead to much. but on this occasion there is already a concrete deliverable, which is the g7 agreement on corporate tax, international corporate tax, international corporate tax last week, which i think is near and dear tax last week, which i think is nearand dearto tax last week, which i think is near and dear to the presidents hard, is sort of a vindication of his foreign policy for the middle class idea. i think they want to take that momentum into this summits and also have a big deliverable ...

Meetings around the G-7 summit will test how the two leaders navigate the “special relationship.”

The US president has become convinced that Beijing is the main adversary in a global battle of governance systems

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