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Podcast: What does the G7 stand for?

11 June 2021
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In a special issue of The Geographical Podcast, we hear geopolitical expert Tim Marshall’s take on whether the G7 can solve the world’s big problems


This The G7 summit is taking place this weekend, kicking off in Cornwall on Friday 11th June. Our geopolitics columnist, Tim Marshal, wrote about the conference in the June edition of Geographical Magazine. We caught up with him to hear more about the conference and his views on what we can expect to hear this weekend.

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