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Hello and welcome to Coffee How Shots, the spectator's daily politics podcast.

I'm Max Jeffrey and I'm joined by James Hill and Isabelle Hardman.

Rishi Sunak is at the G7 summit. James, can you tell us what's the agenda?

Yeah, sure. Well, it tends to be at the moment the security focus, which is really

looming large over these G7 summits. So, Russia, the most explicit element of this,

so it's about keeping up the pressure on Russia in terms of sanctions and ensuring

Ukraine gets the weaponry it needs in its fight. But also the elephant in the room,

less explicit is always China with these things. So, yesterday, Japan and the UK signed a new deal,

the Hiroshima record, which talked about defence, and also crucially, seven conductors as well.

And that's because, obviously, China is threatening to have war in Taiwan.

And Taiwan has about six percent of the world's silicon chips made there.

As a result, therefore, obviously all the Western countries are very much more conscious about

their chips. And so, really, I think, although Russia is the explicit threat on the agenda,

China is there in the background too. Also, there's a number of kind of domestic considerations

for Russia, and UK-focused considerations. And top of them will be meeting Modi of India this weekend,

and discussions about having a free trade deal with India. This is something that Boris Johnson

and Liz Truss, let's trust once we won by Devali. But obviously, there's a huge number of

things to consider on this, not least because, obviously, the UK wants the money from India,

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