According to the Global Network citing the British "Daily Telegraph" report, the three-day Group of Seven (G7) summit kicked off on June 13, local time, in the Puglia region of southern Italy. British Prime Minister Sunak said that Warmly hugged Italian Prime Minister Meloni at the welcome ceremony. However, this move caused controversy among many netizens.
reported that at the welcome ceremony of the G7 summit, Sunak and Meloni held hands and stared at each other when greeting each other. They held each other's shoulders affectionately as Sunak leaned toward Meloni.
On June 13, local time, Sunak and Meloni greeted and interacted at the welcome ceremony of the G7 Summit (Source: Global Network)
This scene triggered many discussions among netizens in the comment area of the report and the social media platform x.
Some netizens said, "This is very strange."
Some netizens joked, "Is he electrocuting her with his mind?"
On June 13, local time, Sunak and Meloni greeted at the welcome ceremony of the G7 Summit Interaction (Source: Global Network)
Some netizens said, "All these behaviors devalue their status as leaders. Considering the seriousness of what Western 'leaders' have to do, their behavior among them should be more dignified. It might be better."
The G7, led by the United States and also including the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Italy and Canada, holds an annual summit, hosted this year by Italy, which holds the rotating presidency.
It is worth mentioning that the US media is not optimistic about this summit. Some analysts believe that this summit looks more like the "Last Supper" and is the weakest gathering of leaders of the Group of Seven in many years. In fact, the leaders of six of the Group of Seven countries are facing domestic electoral pressure and are all "lame ducks." Only Italian Prime Minister Meloni's position is relatively stable. Most of them are preparing for domestic elections and crises. Heart.
Jimu News Comprehensive Global Network, Xinhua News Agency, Global Times
(Source: Jimu News)
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