G7

[ jee-sev-uhn ]

1. Group of Seven: the economic alliance of Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, and the U.S.

G7

abbreviation for

1. Group of Seven

Example Sentences

The G7 says the exercises are “increasing tensions and destabilizing the region” and it is certainly possible that they could lead to unintended consequences.

From Time

In July, G7 leaders threw their weight behind a burgeoning movement in the finance world for mandatory climate risk disclosure, which would force companies and their financiers to tell investors how their business is exposed to climate change.

From Time

It’s an important time for both the G7 and NATO, two institutions with a common mission and considerable overlap in their membership.

From Quartz

More than 50 countries, including the US and the other wealthy nations that make up the G7, have committed to conserving at least 30 percent of their lands and waters by 2030.

From Vox

For many observers, the G7’s credibility as world leaders will depend on whether or not they cough up money that poorer countries badly need to overhaul their economies and infrastructure to reduce emissions and adapt to the shifting climate.

From Time

If the West was reconsolidating in the form of the G7, Russia tried a different tack to shore up its international defenses.

From The Daily Beast

It would be a lonely summit if so, for the G7 heads of state have agreed to meet on their own, without Russia, in June.

From The Daily Beast

Since 1998, the G7 had been widened to include Russia—part of a broader effort to embed Russia in a stable international order.

From The Daily Beast

So are we watching the emergence of a G7 versus BRICS world?

From The Daily Beast

Taking center stage in The Hague was the recreation of the G7 as a unified western bloc.

From The Daily Beast