This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Baster. Wars in Eurasia, we go immediately to the concern of the

attack on Ukraine by Russia in 2022. G7 meeting in the Rockies of Canada, and the agenda is widespread

given the turmoil in the world, and also the

tariff question remains in abeyance, especially between Canada and the United States.

However, the headlines of the Wall Street Journal, nations head to G7, hoping to reach trade

deals with Trump. Leaders from U.S. trading partners hope face time with Trump in Canada goes to subhead,

Conservers a breakthrough for stalled negotiations.

Strikingly, with so many wars ongoing, with threats to comity in all of Eurasia,

they're concerned about tariffs and trade wars.

All right.

But in attendance at the G7 meeting is Mr. Zelensky of Ukraine.

We do not believe Mr. Putin will be there, nor are we certain that any representative will be there.

However, Narendra Modi of India is in attendance. President Lee newly elected in Korea is in attendance.

Other dignitaries have attended.

Mohammed bin Salman chose not to attend, though he was invited.

So all the players that we stir around routinely about all the other wars are in Canada.

Zelensky is of major interest.

We welcome Bill Rajo, the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, my colleague and co-host.

And we welcome Bill's colleague, John Hardy, who has watched the Ukraine War for us for more

than a year or two, and the present situation involves

sanctions. John, a very good day to you. There is a bill in the U.S. Senate with 82 sponsors,

meaning that's a number that overwhelms even a presidential veto, suggesting, pointing, demanding that any nation that does business

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