Trump held a videoconference with the leaders of the world’s major industrialized countries earlier this week and plans to repeat that in April, May and June, when the physical meeting at the presidential retreat in Maryland was scheduled to take place.

Critics frequently accuse Trump of violating the clause, which prevents the president and lawmakers from profiting from their offices.

The idea of holding the event at Trump's resort has been criticized by government ethics watchdogs.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro says he wants to discuss the Amazon fires that have drawn world attention at the next U.N. General Assembly in September.

'We are very concerned that this tariff action will create further economic uncertainty,' say American shoe companies opposed to higher taxes on imports from China.

Macron said he hoped Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani could meet within weeks in hopes of saving the 2015 nuclear deal.

G7 leaders, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pledged millions to help battle the Amazon wildfires.

"Would I invite him? I would certainly invite him," Trump told reporters during his closing remarks from the G7 summit in Biarritz, France on Monday.

One photo energized Trudeau's admirers. The other ignited the fury of his critics.

The Brazilian president's online comment on a post comparing his wife's looks with Macron's wife, Brigitte, has been widely criticized as sexist.