The US president Joe Biden said: ‘America is back at the table’ as the G7 summit came to a close. Speaking in Newquay, southwestern England, after the three-day summit, Biden said democracies faced a threat from autocratic governments. He said the US was in a ‘contest with autocrats’ and that he wanted a democratic alternative to China’s belt and road initiative.
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