‘G6 plus one’: world leaders gang up against Trump
By France 24
09 June 2018 |
12:30 pm
Cartoonists interpret Trump’s isolation among fellow G7 members while the US president’s bromance with French President Emmanuel Macron appears to be on the rocks.
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