G7
Definition
The Group of Seven (G7), an intergovernmental political and economic forum consisting of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States—the world's largest IMF advanced economies.
Holds annual summits to address global issues like economic stability, security, and development; France presides in 2026 with the summit in Evian from June 15-17.
Examples
At the G7 summit, leaders hailed their 'necessary measures' for energy stability, as if a group chat could tame skyrocketing prices.
The G7's emergency meetings on inflation are like a bad sequel—plenty of drama, zero resolution.
France's 2026 G7 presidency promises development miracles, because nothing fixes global woes like a fancy Evian getaway.
G7 nations patted themselves on the back for excluding Russia, still pretending unity trumps the Ukraine quagmire.