President Joe Biden landed in Germany on Saturday, where he attended a G7 summit with leaders of major US allies and a united front against Russia. Will discuss the issue with. The weakness of the world economy.
After flying from Washington to Munich, Biden boarded a Marine One helicopter and made a short flight to the summit of Schloss Elmau. His first meeting during his three-day stay will take place on Sunday with German Prime Minister Olaf Scholz.
The leaders of seven wealthy democracies, the United States, Great Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan, meet in a luxurious castle in the German Alps.
Then they all head to Madrid for the NATO summit.
Both sessions will not only take place behind Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but will also contain a surge in global inflation, fears of a recession, and containment of China. There are also ever-increasing challenges. Avoid open conflicts.
Biden is widely praised for regaining US leadership in the European and Asian Alliance. His response, especially to Russia, has seen strong transatlantic unification, both in arming Ukrainians and imposing strong economic sanctions on Moscow.
But Biden, like some European leaders, is facing domestic pressure to drop out of sanctions.
Biden is also burdened at his home by the tense political situation ahead of the November midterm elections, when the Republicans may regain control of Congress for the next two years.
Friday's Supreme Court ruling to end decades of federal protection against access to abortion opens a new battlefield, and Biden tells voters to make it a key issue in November. I called.
He returned to the matter on Saturday before leaving for Europe, saying the Supreme Court had made a "shocking decision."
"I know how painful and devastating this decision is for so many Americans," he said.
