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United States
A chair's statement replaced a joint communiqué after divisions over Ukraine, Iran, tariffs, China and South Africa also forced cancellation of the traditional group photograph.
Europe
A Montreal summit will open talks on defence, minerals, research and mobility, although EU governments dispute the proposed “associate member” label.
Brazil
Brazil will defend sovereignty while seeking relief from US tariffs, sanctions and security pressure without weakening its ties with China.
China
Beijing answered Friedrich Merz's call for wider European-Asian market access by warning against discriminatory measures and one-sided dependency politics.
Latin America
The annual non-binding resolution still commands broad support, but US pressure, fuel restrictions and an unusual floor dispute have raised the stakes.
India
Rajnath Singh and Pete Hegseth marked the first year of a ten-year framework while regional allies sought clarity on Washington's Indo-Pacific commitment.
United States
Washington will bar broad categories of Canadian alcohol, motorcycles and dairy products from September 29, escalating reciprocal measures and increasing uncertainty around the USMCA trade framework.
Brazil
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva linked the defense of Brazil's instant-payment system to opposition against US tariffs of up to 25%, while seeking a September meeting with Donald Trump during the UN sessions.
Europe
Subsidies, safeguards and local-content preferences designed for competition with China and the United States are also catching European economies deeply integrated with the single market.
China
Beijing called for a positive agenda and controlled differences as reciprocal trade restrictions test the fragile truce reached by the two presidents in May.
Brazil
A Datafolha survey found 50% perceive a possibility of external intervention, with views sharply divided by presidential preference and by whether such action is considered harmful.
Brazil
The Trump administration is considering another use of Magnitsky measures against Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes as judicial, trade and diplomatic disputes deepen between Washington and Brasília.
