President Trump flew to France for the G-7 summit on Friday night having already disrupted planning for the annual gathering of the heads of the world’s biggest economies.

This time, there will be no joint communiqué, following last year’s debacle when Trump withdrew his backing for an agreed statement with a tweet from Air Force One venting his fury at “dishonest” Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as Trump flew home from Canada.

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