La cumbre del G-7 en Francia expone las fracturas del mundo occidental

Fragmentation of Western consensus with Trump's return reshaping transatlantic relations. France attempting diplomatic bridge-building while traditional G-7 unity erodes over Ukraine strategy, Middle East policy, and trade/tariff disputes. Shift toward bilateral negotiations over multilateral coordination.

Similar to 1970s détente period when U.S. pursued independent diplomacy, fragmenting Western bloc unity during Cold War tensions.

Increased geopolitical uncertainty may lead to higher commodity prices (energy, food), volatile currency markets, and potential supply chain disruptions. Consumer goods prices could rise due to trade tensions and reduced international cooperation on economic policy.

Fragmented G-7 consensus weakens coordinated responses to global challenges (inflation, climate, trade). Potential for unilateral tariffs, reduced multilateral agreements, and divergent monetary/fiscal policies. Risk of trade wars and reduced investment in cross-border projects.