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These photos showing before and after the devastating Amazon rainforest fires puts into perspective how bad they really are.

The two world leaders have pointed fingers at each other in the past, and not always in a friendly way.

A source told Axios that people in the room when Trump made the suggestion were shocked and thought, "What the f---? What do we do with this?"

The three-day summit was expected to be tense, as trade policy, nuclear tension, and environmental concerns emerged ahead of the meetings.

Protesters marched, played music, made art, and more to encourage President Jair Bolsonaro's government to fight the fires in the Amazon Rainforest.

World leaders at the G7 summit cornered one another, debated who would go down as "Mr. Deal or No Deal," and tried to avoid diplomatic catastrophe.

Preppers who were stockpiling supplies for end-of-the-world scenarios when Obama was president have relaxed under Trump, and aren't buying as much.

The US president told reporters at the G7 summit in Biarritz that China's behaviour had been "outrageous."

Trump tweeted about his great relationship with Brazil President Bolsonaro and US trade prospects, offering 'help' with the Amazon rainforest fires.

After Trump said he may have second thoughts about the US trade war with China, the White House said he meant he regrets not raising tariffs higher.

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