In the Italian city of Taormina on May 26, the two-day summit of the leaders of the "Big Seven".

It is expected that during the summit an agreement will be reached on the need to increase efforts in the fight against violent extremism. British Prime Minister Teresa May, against the backdrop of the terrorist attack in Manchester, will convince the leaders to focus in particular on combating the spread of extremism on the Internet, writes "European Pravda".

A difficult discussion is expected on trade and climate change amid US reflections on the withdrawal from the Paris agreement and the resistance of Donald Trump to attempts to restrict protectionism in world trade.

At the initiative of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, a serious discussion will be held about the threat posed by North Korea.

Representatives of the European Union, the International Monetary Fund and delegations from Kenya, Niger, Tunisia, Nigeria, Ethiopia will also join the countries that are members of the G-7.. Negotiations of the meeting participants plan to cover about 4 thousand. Media representatives.

Approximately 7 thousand. Law enforcers will patrol. Given the recent tragedy that occurred at the stadium in Manchester, security measures had to be strengthened.

As reported by the "Observer", earlier in the media there was information that British Prime Minister Teresa May expresses her discontent with Donald Trump because of leakage to the US media of confidential information about the terrorist attack in Manchester. Trump assured that the person who committed leakage to the US media of confidential information about the terrorist attack in Manchester will be punished.

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