G7 ministers meet in Paris, warn Kremlin shows no goodwill on Ukraine

G7 foreign ministers met in Paris on November 9, with Russia's war against Ukraine and hybrid threats as the main topics. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha joined the talks, which were moved from Marseille due to mass protests. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said there are no signs Moscow is ready for real peace negotiations, accusing Russia of bombing civilians. Canada announced expanded sanctions against over 60 Russian entities linked to ballistic missile development and cyber activities. On November 10, ministers will hold a session dedicated to Ukraine support, with Sybiha meeting US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Kallas. Germany's foreign minister stressed Europe must have a seat at negotiations, but only Ukraine can decide its own future.