WASHINGTON (AFP)President Donald Trump on Thursday (May 21) confirmed plans for a possible in-person summit of Group of Seven (G-7) leaders, saying it would "primarily" take place at the White House.
"It looks like the G-7 will be on," he told reporters.
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Trump said it would be "primarily at the White House" and "there could be a piece of it at Camp David," the presidential retreat in Maryland.