G7 foreign ministers meet in Paris amid divisions on global crises

G7 foreign ministers met in Paris on Monday for two days of talks, facing deep divisions on global crises and uncertainty over U.S. foreign policy following the Republican Party's heavy midterm election losses. Discussions revealed significant disagreements among the industrialized democracies on key issues, including the Russia-Ukraine war, Iran, and the International Criminal Court, with the sides appearing far apart as negotiations began. The talks come as allies question how President Donald Trump will approach international affairs after the election results, adding to the challenges of reaching consensus on pressing global matters.