MThe foreign institutions of G7 countries have gathered in Paris to discuss whether the loss of republics in the medium-term US elections will affect President Donald Trump’s foreign policy.

The meeting marks US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s first appearance, ahead of the allies since the elections, in which the Democrats gained ground in Congress.

According to G7 diplomats, the election results may limit Trump’s political space, but an immediate change of American foreign policy is not necessarily expected.

The focus of the discussions is the war in Ukraine, military and financial support for Kiev, as well as concerns about Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, reports Reuters, broadcast I did. tv.

The ministers are also expected to discuss the conflict with Iran and the security situation in Lebanon, where France is seeking a new security framework under UN support.

The meeting takes place at a moment when European allies demand more co-ordination in international policy and clarity regarding the US administration’s future direction.