G7 Disappointments The Israeli-Iran war stole the thunder of the G7 meeting in Canada and while President Trump said ahead of the conference that he hoped to achieve trade deals, only the UK’s Keir Starmer has managed an agreement. However, G7 members are moving closer to Mr. Trump’s position on defense and on China. They have pledged to increase their military expenditures and EU President Ursula von der Leyen has moved away from a previously attempted middle course between the U.S. and China. She declared in Kananaskis that “On this point [China], Donald is right — there is a serious problem.” Her appeal was to work together against China rather than divide with tariffs on key partners.  While the major...