Donald Trump gave a big diplomatic message in a humorous manner at the meeting of group countries held in France on the last day of the G7 Summit. Experts can interpret its meaning in many ways. While attending the meeting, Trump said in front of the national presidents of all the countries that I am the Boss. That means I am the boss. After hearing this statement of Trump, the heads of states of all the countries sitting there started laughing. Due to this, there was an atmosphere full of laughter and jokes.

The matter was at that time when the meeting of G7 countries was to be held during the morning session on Wednesday. National presidents of all the countries were present for this meeting. Finally Donald Trump attends the meeting. The White House also released a video of this period. Regarding this video, it was told that when Trump reached the room for this morning’s session, and told the other leaders that I am the boss. well whatever.

Trump jokes ‘I’m the BOSS’ during a G7 leaders’ meeting pic.twitter.com/OhkE1nTlHa

— Commentary Donald J. Trump Truth Social Posts On June 17, 2026

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Said on Iran deal – it is not confirmed yet

Here, according to The Guardian, Donald Trump has said regarding Iran that if they do not behave properly, we will start dropping bombs directly on their heads. Issuing a clear view on the deal, Trump told reporters that the Iran deal is not completely finalized. This is not confirmed. This is a memorandum of deal i.e. MoU. If I don’t like it, we will go back to shooting at them and dropping bombs on their heads.

Trump said if they don’t like it or don’t behave properly, we’ll start dropping bombs right in the middle of their heads, okay? They have been doing wrong things for 47 years. Here, Trump has said that the Iranians have made fun of Obama. Called him an idiot.

PM Modi shook hands with Trump, but not a hug… Decoded the meeting between the two leaders on the first day of the G7 summit

The meeting took place on Wednesday, the morning of the last day of the G7 summit in France. In this meeting, a joint statement was issued by all the countries. In this, the G7 countries demanded an immediate ceasefire in Lebanon.

According to The Guardian, the statement issued in the joint statement said that we demand an immediate and strong ceasefire in Lebanon. At the same time, through this, we support the efforts of the Lebanese leadership, whose aim is to protect the integrity and sovereignty of our country by making Hezbollah weapon free, guaranteeing the government’s monopoly on weapons and international security.

US President Donald Trump was also present in this meeting. Even after the deal, Israel attacked South Lebanon yesterday. The death of four people has been confirmed in this attack. This attack happened at a time when major countries have gathered in France for the G7. Earlier, PM Modi had demanded a permanent solution to the war. The meeting between PM Modi and Donald Trump has also made headlines in this meeting.

Canadian PM called the deal a game changer
Here, Canadian PM Mark Carney described the deal between America and Iran as a game changer to end tension in the Middle East. Speaking on the last day at the France summit, he told CNN that not just for this situation, but for us. And this is what happened in the meeting. We have just talked about Ukraine from a new perspective.

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NATO welcomed Iran and US deal

Here, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has welcomed the Iran and US deal to end the war in the Middle East. He has said that the plan to reopen Hormuz will be a huge step. In the press briefing, he said that I know that many partner countries are in support through the initiative led by France and UK.

PM Modi shook hands with Trump, but not a hug… Decoded the meeting between the two leaders on the first day of the G7 summit

G7 countries have issued a joint statement regarding the deal between Iran and America. US President Donald Trump has reacted to this. He has said that he supports the joint statement of the group countries.

It has been said in the joint statement that we welcome this deal. Besides, another agreement is necessary to control Iran’s ballistic missile program. This is an issue which has not been discussed anywhere in the agreement between Iran and America.

According to The Guardian, the statement said that future negotiations with Iran will be possible only with the involvement of a large group of regional and international actors including the UN Nuclear Weapons Agency, IAEA. However, experts believe that this is a deal that has hardly succeeded in its objective.

PM Modi shook hands with Trump, but not a hug… Decoded the meeting between the two leaders on the first day of the G7 summit

Iran is only in talks with America, not giving any expressions to EU
Here, Iran is forced to refuse the proposal of talks with EU countries regarding support for its ballistic missiles and proxy armies. Tehran is talking only with America. Considers Europe largely meaningless. Iran may reject the taskforce policy prepared by France and Britain. This task force has been formed for Hormuz.

Apart from this, G7 countries have also talked about putting pressure on Russia regarding the Ukraine war. In the G7 meeting, French President Emmanuel Macron had said that the most powerful economies of the world are coming together in the meeting of G7 countries. These countries include America, France, Germany, Italy, UK, Canada and Japan. All countries have said that we believe that this is the right time to move forward with other options. President Trump has made a deal. Its purpose is to reopen Hormuz, which we support.

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The close coordination between China and Pakistan against India has once again come to the fore. The two countries issued a joint statement after Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s visit to Beijing and meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. In this statement, many such issues were mentioned on which Pakistan has already been giving statements against India. Especially on the Kashmir issue, China has once again supported Pakistan’s stand.

In the joint statement, China said that the Kashmir issue should be resolved peacefully in accordance with the UN Charter, UN Security Council resolutions and bilateral agreements. China has been supporting Pakistan many times in the past on the issue of Kashmir. Even at the time of removal of Article 370, China had used language like Pakistan.

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Joint statement of China and Pakistan

In their statement, China and Pakistan talked about maintaining peace and stability in South Asia. Both countries said that regional disputes should be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy. However, India has been continuously saying that Kashmir is its internal matter and no third party can have any role in it. In the joint statement, both countries also expressed support for the United Nations based international system. Along with this, emphasis was laid on promoting multi-polar world order and inclusive global economic system. China also supported Pakistan as the next president of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

Shahbaz Sharif gave confidence to China

China and Pakistan also agreed to further strengthen their strategic relations. Both countries said that the development of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) will be further accelerated. Along with this, emphasis was also laid on making Gwadar Port a major center of regional connectivity and trade. The joint statement said that both countries have also welcomed the participation of third countries in CPEC projects. Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif assured China that the security of Gwadar port will be further strengthened and port connectivity will be improved.

China-Pakistan praised each other

China and Pakistan also praised each other. China appreciated Pakistan’s role in the temporary ceasefire between America and Iran. China said that it supports Pakistan’s efforts to hold talks in Islamabad and towards peace. At the same time, Pakistan reiterated its commitment towards ‘One China Policy’ i.e. One-China principle. Pakistan also welcomed China’s efforts to increase dialogue with Afghanistan. In the joint statement, both the countries also talked about opposing the activities of organizations like Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan i.e. TTP and Eastern Turkistan Islamic Movement. Both countries expressed confidence in working together against terrorism and extremism in the region.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left for Israel tour. This is his second visit to Israel after 2014. The main basis of this visit is his fixed program, which includes addressing the Parliament and many important meetings. Prime Minister Modi will address the Israeli Parliament, the Knesset. He will become the first Indian Prime Minister to do so. During this visit, he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will review the progress of India-Israel strategic partnership.

The two leaders will discuss topics of people-to-people cooperation including science and technology, innovation, defense and security, agriculture, water management, trade and economy. There will also be an exchange of views on regional and global issues.

Arrival time and reception

The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has released the program of Prime Minister Modi. Prime Minister Modi will reach Israel on Wednesday at 12.45 pm local time. Prime Minister Netanyahu will welcome him at Ben Gurion Airport.

Meeting at the airport and departure to Jerusalem

There will be a short meeting between the two leaders in the airport premises. After this both will leave for Jerusalem.

Reception at the Knesset at 4.30 pm

Prime Minister Modi will be officially welcomed in the Israeli Parliament Knesset at 4.30 pm. After this he will address the full house of the Knesset. Before that, Prime Minister Netanyahu will address.

Dinner at 7.30

At 6 pm, Prime Minister Modi will attend an innovation program in Jerusalem. After this, an official dinner will be organized at King David Hotel at 7.30 pm.

Thursday morning visit to the Holocaust Memorial Center

On Thursday, February 26, at 9 am, both the leaders will visit Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Center.

Big meeting and agreements at 11 am

There will be a big meeting between the two leaders at King David Hotel at 11 am. After this, already prepared agreements will be exchanged.

joint statement and return

Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Netanyahu will issue a joint statement in front of the media. Prime Minister Modi is likely to return to India from Israel at 2 pm on Thursday.

talk of forming regional groups

Earlier, the Israeli Prime Minister had said that Israel wants to form a group of this region and surrounding countries. This may include India, Greece, Cyprus and some Arab, African and Asian countries.

Negotiations begin on free trade agreement

Before Prime Minister Modi’s visit, the first round of talks on Free Trade Agreement between India and Israel had started from 23 February. The Term of Reference was signed in Tel Aviv in November 2025. According to the Commerce Ministry, the total trade between the two countries in the financial year 2024-25 stood at US $ 3.62 billion. India and Israel are considered to complement each other in many areas.

India-US Trade Deal: After the announcement of the big trade deal between India and America, now both the countries are preparing a joint statement, which will have the complete outline of this agreement. This joint statement may be issued in the next four to five days or even earlier. Two days later, an executive order is expected from America, under which the tariff on Indian goods will be reduced from 50 percent to 18 percent.

This information was given by Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Commerce Secretary Rajesh Aggarwal. He told that this is the same high-profile trade deal, which was announced by US President Donald Trump this week. Negotiations on this agreement were going on for about a year. Piyush Goyal also said that this deal can be formally signed by mid-March.

Joint statement will come in four-five days

Speaking to reporters after a joint press conference with Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) officials in New Delhi, Piyush Goyal said, “Very good talks are going on between India and the US as decided by both our leaders. The first tranche of our Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) is almost ready. We hope that in the next four to five days or before, a joint statement will be issued between India and the US and based on that the further process will begin.”

He told that after this joint statement, America can reduce the 25 percent reciprocal tariff and 25 percent penalty tariff (for buying oil from Russia) imposed on India i.e. the total 50 percent tariff to 18 percent. After this, a formal draft agreement will be prepared, which is expected to be signed between New Delhi and Washington in mid-March.

New tariff will be implemented by executive order

Piyush Goyal said that the new tariff of 18 percent will be implemented after the executive order of America. He told that this executive order can come about two days after the joint statement is issued. The minister said, “The joint statement may come in four to five days, or even before that. We have kept this entire process very fast.”

These sectors will get direct benefits

This decision will immediately benefit India’s labour-intensive exports worth more than $30 billion. This includes textiles, readymade garments, leather products, footwear, marine products and goods related to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME). People having knowledge of this matter said that due to reduction in tariff, sales of these sectors in America will increase.

Rajesh Aggarwal told the further process

Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal also said in the press conference that coming out with a joint statement is a normal process. He said, “Once the deal is finalized at the level of leaders, then a joint statement is issued. As Minister Piyush Goyal said, it may come in the next four to five days or even earlier.”

He further said that after the joint statement, it will be converted into a legal agreement and the same agreement will come into force. Aggarwal said that its timeline is mid-March. He made it clear that the tariff reduction from India’s side will happen only when the legal agreement is signed because the tariffs in India are under the MFN system. Whereas in America, tariffs are imposed through executive order, hence the decision on reduction can be taken earlier there.

Trump Tariff: After the BRICS 2025 conference held in Brazil, the geopolitical atmosphere has been heated. US President Donald Trump has warned the BRICS countries of adopting “anti -America policies” to impose an additional 10% tariff on 12 countries. China has reacted strongly to this. China has clearly stated that the BRICS group does not want conflict, but it is wrong to use tariffs as political pressure.

China’s US two
During the regular press briefing in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning said, there is no victory in the tariff and trade war. Protectionism is not the way forward. China criticized the US using tariffs as a political weapon and said that this strategy would not be beneficial for anyone.

Trump’s warning
Trump has spoken of giving economic punishment to those countries which are standing with anti-American policies of BRICS. Aerial attacks on Iran’s military and nuclear bases by the US and Israel at the BRICS conference were called “illegal”. This move of BRICS is considered to be the hardest collective condemnation ever on Western military action. Trump said that countries supporting such proposals should be ready to suffer economic consequences.

Concern over Iran and Gaza, condemnation of terrorism
Apart from Iran’s issue, the Gaza war was also discussed in the conference. BRICS countries raised concerns over unilateral military actions and emphasized the need for peace. At the same time, the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, India was also strongly condemned. BRICs demanded strict action on cross -border terrorism and terror financeing networks.

Stress grows behind Trump’s threat
Trump said that he has prepared tariff notices for 12 countries which have been signed and ready. These letters will be issued at 12 noon (EST) on Monday afternoon. This threat has come at a time when the temporary ban on the new policy of tariff in the US ends on 9 July. Earlier on April 2, Trump had announced to increase the tariff on all business partner countries, causing diplomatic disputes around the world.