The New York Post summarizing the results of the G7 summit, which ended in Germany, notes that it was the worst G7 meeting since Japan in 1979, which also took place against the backdrop of global energy. crisis and rising inflation.
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As the author of the article, Stephen Hayward, a fellow at the Institute of Governmental Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, noted, another factor that connects the two summits is the American president “who is not at home” – in 1979 it was Carter, now it's Biden.
< p>“Just like in 1979… French leader Emmanuel Macron has been trying to sweet-talk President Biden, who appears to be trying to repeat all the policy mistakes of his predecessor Carter,” he writes .
Macron emphasized that what is planned for Biden's trip to Saudi Arabia to Dobi The hope of an increase in oil production is not destined to be fulfilled, as all the leading oil producers in the Persian Gulf are approaching their current maximum capacity.
< p>“They can't help Biden even if they wanted to… . The Saudis have always built their policies around oil… and now they're going to do it again, enjoying another stupid American president,” the publication points out.