President Donald Trump travels to France for the 52nd G7 summit after the United States and Iran announce a memorandum outlining a preliminary peace agreement, according to multiple outlets. The announcement occurs on the eve of the meeting as leaders gather at Evian-les-Bains, a spa town on Lake Geneva. The summit runs from Monday and continues through Wednesday, with discussions expected to include the war in Ukraine and global economic imbalances, as well as other security and economic topics. One report notes the G7 was originally expected to cover a range of separate issues, but coverage indicates scrutiny of Trump’s Iran deal becomes a central focus of the gathering. French President Emmanuel Macron is described as seeking progress on a packed agenda, including efforts related to limiting global economic imbalances and increasing regulation and control in digital areas such as artificial intelligence. Several outlets describe the summit as dominated by questions surrounding the US approach to ending the Iran war, alongside broader international policy discussions among leaders of major economies.